The rigid plastic recycling drop-off program has been suspended.
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Rigid Plastic Recycling Suspended
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Final Round of Brush Collection Begins Monday, September 25
postedThe Streets Division will begin the final guaranteed round of brush collection on Monday, September 25.
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Public Involvement Meeting for Atwood Avenue Reconstruction (Fair Oaks Avenue – Cottage Grove Road)
postedThe first public involvement meeting for the reconstruction of Atwood Avenue in the city of Madison will take place at Olbrich Botantical Gardens, 3330 Atwood Avenue, Madison, WI 53704 from 6:30 to 8 P.M.
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Fall Leaf Collection to Begin Monday, September 25
postedThe City of Madison Streets Division will begin curbside leaf and yard waste collection for the fall on Monday, September 25.
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Sycamore Ave. Drop-off Site Returns October 17
postedStarting Tuesday, October 17 at 8:30am drop-off services will return to 4602 Sycamore Ave. The paving project is complete and will be ready for use at that time.
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100th mile: Madison’s Water Main Replacement Program hits major milestone
postedTwelve years ago, Madison Water Utility began a massive, 40 year effort to overhaul the city’s deteriorating water infrastructure.
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What Does 100% Renewable Energy Madison Look Like To You?
postedIs the future of Madison completely powered by wind and solar? On Wednesday, September 27, you are invited to meet with the consultants hired by the City to design a renewable future. Come to the Central Library located
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No Refuse or Recycling Collection on Labor Day
postedThere will be no refuse or recycling collection on Monday, September 4 in observance of the Labor Day holiday. The drop-off sites will also be closed on September 4.
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New Park to Open on Madison's West Side
postedA ribbon cutting ceremony will celebrate the opening of a new park in Birchwood Point, on Madison’s west side.
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Mayor Paul Soglin’s Statement and Historical Perspective of Confederate Monuments at Forest Hill Cemetery
postedThe focus on the Confederate monuments is the history of slavery. However, the story is bigger than that.
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Statement of Madison Mayor Paul Soglin on Removal of Confederate Memorials
postedThe removal of City-owned monuments to confederate soldiers in Forest Hill Cemetery has minimal or no disruption to the cemetery itself. There is no disrespect to the dead with the removal of the plaque and stone.
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Sewer Spill on City Construction Project
postedThe City of Madison had a discharge of untreated wastewater from a sanitary sewer located at Ramsey Court.