While our community remains at home during the COVID-19 Stay at Home Order until May 24, the Engineering Division invites all residents to take part in reaching its renewed
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Stuck at Home? Plant a Rain Garden, Help City Reach 1,000 Rain Garden Goal
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Some good news from Mayor Rhodes-Conway
postedI was speaking to a group of employees who are hit hard by this pandemic this week, and although I could not talk about a specific end to this challenge, I did share that if there was a silver lining, it was that we have a
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City Makes Adjustments to Paths and “Shared Streets” to More Safely Accommodate Pedestrians and Bikers
postedThe City of Madison is launching several new initiatives to assist community members in having safe, healthy spaces for walking and biking during the COVID-19 Safer at Home order.
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City-County Building to Close to the Public, Drop Box in Place
postedThe City-County Building, located at 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Madison, Wis., will be closed to the public until further notice starting April 20, 2020.
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COVID-19 Update from Mayor Rhodes-Conway
postedWe made it through an election during a pandemic! It was certainly not an election I would have chosen to hold, but despite the risks, thousands of area residents exercised their right to vote.
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Final Stormwater Ordinance Changes Meeting to be Offered Virtually
postedThe Engineering Division will be hosting a final public information meeting about changes to the City’s stormwater ordinance at 3 p.m., April 23, 2020, virtually.
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COVID-19 and Some Essential City Services
postedWhile we work together to stay healthy and support each other, I wanted to share that there are many City services and work continuing. We have hundreds of employees deployed in the field performing essential services.
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ENVISION SOLAR Deploys the First City-Owned Solar-Powered EV Charging Station in the City of Madison
postedSAN DIEGO, CA – April 9, 2020 – Envision Solar International, Inc., (Nasdaq: EVSI, EVSIW) (“Envision Solar,” or the “Company”), the l
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Mayor Rhodes-Conway Update on COVID-19
postedAs I write this message, I am heartened that Governor Evers has issued an Executive Order delaying our election, but along with you, I await the next ruling from the courts before I breathe easy.
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Crews work to repair East side sanitary sewer pipe after weekend overflow
postedEngineering operations crews began fixing a sanitary sewer main pipe April 6, 2020 after 1,000 gallons of untreated wastewater was cleaned up from a sanitary sewer overflow over the weekend.
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Engineering Crews Design, Build, Install Barriers at Election Polls
postedThe City of Madison Engineering Division plans on having barriers up at all 66 polling locations in time for Election Day, April 7, 2020.
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Mayor Rhodes-Conway’s Statement on Transportation in Regards to COVID-19
postedThe City’s Department of Transportation—Traffic Engineering, Metro Transit, and the Parking Utility—have had to respond rapidly to changing needs in our community over the past 10 days.