As the city cleans up from the round of storms this week, please use caution and common sense when traveling around the affected areas.
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Storm Clean-up Efforts in Parks and Street Trees
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Storm Clean Up Volunteers Should Use Common Sense
postedMadison Mayor Paul Soglin reminded residents today that if you plan to volunteer to help clean up area storm damage, use common sense and be safe.
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Streets Division's Plan for Storm Clean Up
postedThe Streets Division is diverting resources from other facets of its operations to begin clean up from the last night’s storm. There will be at least 28 crews doing brush collection in the next several days. Other crews
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Madison Meet & Eat to begin on Thursday at Meadowood
postedThe city of Madison is excited to bring back Madison Meet & Eat for summer 2014.
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North Street Construction, starting 06.14.14
postedOn Saturday, June 14, 2014, the City of Madison is planning to begin construction on North Street, between East Washington Avenue and Commercial Avenue. The project will consist of new asphalt pavement, concrete curb and
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2014 MPower Business Champions Announced
postedThe City of Madison congratulates the 13 area businesses and organizations selected as 2014 MPower Business Champions.
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Goodman Pool opens for the season on June 12 at 12:30p.m.
postedThe countdown begins!! Just as your kids are counting down the days left of school, we are counting down the days until Goodman Pool opens for the season.
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Madison Parks REGIONAL Beaches Opening Up for Memorial Day Weekend
postedLooking to do some swimming or hanging out on the beach this holiday weekend?
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No Refuse Or Recycling Collection Monday, Memorial Day
postedThere will be no refuse or recycling collection on Monday May 26th because of the Memorial Day holiday. The yard waste drop off sites will also be closed on Monday. Madison residents who normally have their material coll
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Unique market to open in June
postedFor the past six months, something that seemed only a dream for the Triangle Neighborhood and Brittingham Park has slowly taken shape: a farmers market within walking distance that not only sells locally grown produce but
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2014 Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Branch Sampling Results
postedMadison Parks Forestry Section concluded its third year of ‘Branch Sampling’ test program for Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) detection last week.
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Reflections from the Banks of the Yahara River
posted“Reflections on the Banks of the Yahara River” is bringing temporary art installations by five local artists to the parkway this summer In the heart of Madison’s East Side, at the gateway to the dynamic Ca