The City of Madison Engineering and Streets divisions want to remind the community not to place pumpkins in the City’s retention ponds and greenways after Halloween, and instead, consider composting, bringing the pumpkins
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Part with your Pumpkin After Halloween: Try Composting
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Mayor Announces Interim General Manager of Madison Water Utility
postedMayor Rhodes-Conway announced today that Joe Grande, Water Quality Manager for the Madison Water Utility, will serve as Interim General Manager (GM) of the Water Utility while a new GM is being recruited.
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City of Madison Unveils Secure Absentee Ballot Drop Boxes
postedThe City of Madison Clerk’s Office has purchased 14 secure ballot drop boxes that are being placed at 13 Madison Fire stations and at Elver Park shelter.
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City Celebrates Major Solar Installation Milestone, Mayor Doubles GreenPower program
postedMADISON, WI – The City’s GreenPower trainees will be busy for at least the next few years installing solar panels on City buildings at a ‘rapid pace,’ according City of Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway. At 9 a.m., Oct.
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REMINDER: Raking Season Begins This Weekend
postedThe weekend weather looks great for yard work. Before you dust off the rakes, make sure you get the new leaves and yard waste collection schedule for your home.
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Brush Collection Over for 2020
postedStreets Division crews have completed the final round of guaranteed brush collection for the year of 2020. Residents should not place brush out for pickup again for this year.
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Construction Underway on New Warner Park Beach Shelter
postedWhile fall is officially here, progress toward next summer is underway at Warner Park. Crews began construction on the Warner Park beach shelter Facility at the beginning of September.
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Walk-tober Promotes Health, Safety and Fun
postedThe City of Madison is promoting a new event, Walk-tober, to motivate people to get out and walk for transportation and for health during the month of October.
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Be a watershed steward, try a new rain barrel, compost bin this fall
postedAnyone who wants to help the environment by being a better watershed steward should consider adding rain barrels and compost bins to their home this fall.
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Engineering Names Rain Garden Program after Dedicated Resident
postedThe next time anyone searches for “how to build a rain garden” on the City of Madison Engineering website, they’ll come across the name of a man whose lifelong work has been dedicated stormwater quality and bettering our c
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‘Zoom in’ for new flooding maps in upcoming public information meetings
postedThe City of Madison Engineering Division invites the public, especially in two specific watershed areas of the City, to virtually attend its next two watershed meetings.
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New Leaf and Yard Waste Collection Schedule Now Available
postedFor the fall of 2020, all neighborhoods of Madison have assigned days when they should set leaves and yard waste out for curbside collection.