The risk for flash flooding remains high this afternoon and into the evening. Madison residents in areas at risk of flash flooding should be prepared.
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City of Madison Flooding Update - Sunday, 9/2
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City of Madison Flooding Update - Saturday, 9/1
postedFlooding concerns remain. As more rain rolls through Madison today, forecasts show even more rain to come. Lake levels remain high and the threat of flash flooding continue.
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Parking Reminders for the Week Ahead
postedFree overnight parking in all City-owned parking garages continues through Friday, September 7.
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City of Madison Flooding Update - Friday, August 31
postedWe have a potentially threatening weather forecast. Check the latest weather forecast frequently. A small amount of rain will cause more pooling and potential lane closures.
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City of Madison Flooding Update - Thursday, August 30, 2018 - 3:00 pm
postedAs the level of Lake Mendota is being managed, additional water is being released. The County continues to do an incredible job, monitoring and maintaining the levels of the lake.
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No Refuse, Recycling, or Large Item Collections on Labor Day
postedThe Streets Division will not perform refuse, recycling, or large item collections on Monday, September 3 in observance of the Labor Day holiday. The drop-off sites will also be closed on September 3.
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Regular Collection Schedule Resumes September 4
postedThe Streets Division will resume the regular scheduled large item collection rotation during the week of September 4.
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City of Madison Flooding Update-Thursday, August 30, 2018
postedIn an effort to manage the water level on Lake Mendota, the flow of water through the Tenney dam has been increased.
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Recycling Fee Sticker Waiver Extended to Friday, September 7
postedThe recycling fee sticker waiver for residents impacted by flood damage has been extended to Friday, September 7.
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City of Madison Flooding Update - Wednesday, 8/29
postedWe are incredibly fortunate that, although we had a severe weather forecast for our area last night, the majority of the rain went to the north and south of Madison. That meant that although there were some minor lane clo
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Bike Path Closure-Wednesday, August 29, 2018 10:00 a.m.
postedBrittingham Park bike path is being closed immediately along North Shore Drive between Bedford Street and John Nolen Drive near Brittingham Park because of critical construction work.
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City of Madison Flooding Update-Tuesday, August 28, 2018, 9:00 p.m.
postedFortunately, the storms predicted for Madison earlier this evening tracked to both the north and south, and the city itself received much less rain than predicted.