The City of Madison is concluding a corridor study of John Nolen Drive and Blair Street from North Shore Drive to East Washington Avenue including portions of Wilson Street and Williamson Street.
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Public Involvement Meeting for the Blair Street Corridor Study
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August Moving Days!
postedThe annual downtown Madison ritual of shuffling from one apartment to the next has begun. On top of packing, hauling, and saying goodbyes, movers need to decide just what to do with all their unwanted stuff.
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Madison’s Disability Pride Festival to Feature New Handicap Accessible Ramp
postedThis month’s Disability Pride Festival in Madison will feature a new 25-foot ramp, as the result of a partnership between Mobility 101, Disability Pride Madison and three City agencies.
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MWU sets aside funds to study road salt issue at west side well
postedMadison Water Utility is setting aside $125,000 in its 2018 operating budget for further study of a municipal drinking water well that’s becoming contaminated with road salt.
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Get Your Play On in Madison Parks
postedJuly is National Park and Recreation Month and Madison Parks is celebrating all month long!
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No Refuse or Recycling on Independence Day (Corrected)
postedThere will be no refuse, recycling, brush, or large item collection on Tuesday, July 4 in observance of the Independence Day holiday. The yard waste drop off sites will also be closed.
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Emergency Storm Sewer Repair at Monona Terrace Walkway
postedOn Saturday June 17, 2017, a storm sewer located underneath the walkway connecting the Martin Luther King Jr Blvd/Wilson St intersection to Monona Terrace failed and created a large sinkhole.
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Reynolds Park Sport Court Ready for Play
postedThe City’s first modular surfacing sport court on the roof of the water utility building at Reynolds Park is now complete, lined for te
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Parks Photo Contest Continues
postedWhat's your nature? With over 270 parks and thousands of acres the possibilities are endless. Is it the golf courses, dog parks, beaches, or an event? Maybe it's hiking, biking or just relaxing to enjoy the view.
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Madison sees early spike in water use
postedWater use in Madison is on the upswing. On Saturday, Madison Water Utility pumped 36.49 million gallons of water to homes and businesses across the city. That’s the most for any day in June since the drought of 2012.
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Net Zero Subdivision – Solar on Every Home
postedMembers of the public are invited to the Sustainable Madison Committee’s June 19 meeting to hear about an exciting project in New Berlin where every home incorporates solar on the roof.
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First 500 Kids FREE at the Goodman Pool!
postedThanks to our friends at Goodman’s Jewelers, the first 500 kids are free to the Goodman Pool beginning at 12:00pm on the 2017 opening day, Friday, June 9