Through the Racial Equity and Social Justice (RESJ) Tool, a conscious decision has been made for the future of three playgrounds at Brittingham Park.
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RESJ Tool Used in Decision of Brittingham Park Playgrounds
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Madison Selected as one of 7 Cities to Connect Children to Nature
postedThe City of Madison, along with six other U.S.
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City now hiring for pilot solar job training program
postedThe City of Madison Engineering Division is implementing a pilot solar job training program to prepare program participants for employment opportunities in the growing solar energy industry.
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Saturday Night at the Movies
postedWebcrafters - Frautschi Foundation presents FREE movies for all ages at the Warner Park Community Recreation Center.
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Popular Toilet Rebate Program expanded to all MWU customers
postedIt’s already one of the most successful water conservation programs ever launched in Madison.
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No Refuse or Recycling Collection Monday January 18th
postedThere will be no refuse or recycling collection on Monday January 18th because of the Martin Luther King Jr.
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Take action now to protect your pipes from frigid temps!
postedWinter's first deep freeze is headed our way, so Madison Water Utility is reminding customers to make sure water pipes are protected.
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Madison’s annual water use below 10 billion gallons for the first time in 47 years
postedMadison has 81,000 more people than it had in 1968, but believe it or not, the city is using about the same amount of water. For the first time in 47 years, annual water use in Madison dropped below 10 billion gallons.
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Madison Residents Asked to Clear Inlets
postedThe City of Madison is set to experience rain in the coming days, but many of our storm sewer inlets are still filled with the snow from the recent storm. The City of Madison is asking residents to help clean out storm se
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Snow Emergency Continues Until 7 a.m. Thursday
postedA snow emergency remains in effect for the entire City of Madison until 7 a.m.
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Christmas Tree Collection
postedStarting Monday, January 4th the Streets Division will begin collecting Christmas trees. Most trees will be processed at the curb with on-street chippers.
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Madison Declares Snow Emergency
postedThe city of Madison has declared a snow emergency. The snow emergency will remain in effect until 7am on 12/31/15.