Winter fun in Madison Parks this weekend
Winter Fun in Madison Parks this Weekend, January 27-29, 2012
Ice Skating Rinks - Most of the outdoor ice rinks are open this weekend are: Tenney, Vilas (lagoon partially open), Elver, Garner (hockey closed), Olbrich, Westmorland, …
Mayor Paul Soglin Returns to Madison City Channel's "The Mayor's Report"
The Office of Madison Mayor Paul Soglin is pleased to announce that he will once again begin producing episodes of the monthly Madison City Channel public affairs program The Mayor's Report. The thirty-minute show, a staple of City …
Closure 200 Block W. Lakelawn Place, 1/27/12
On Friday, January 27, 2012, Landgraf Construction will be using a crane and flatbed to assist in construction. This will require the closing of the 200 block of W. Lakelawn Place on Friday, January 27th. Motorists are encouraged to use …
SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT UPDATE
Last November, the MPD's new Special Investigations Unit put 10 repeat violent offenders on notice: they can either turn their lives around, or face the prospect of going back behind bars.
Mr. Emon V. Hollins, age 22, one those …
Winter Activities for January 25
January 25, 2012 - Several Madison Parks ice rinks are open again today. Ice Skating Rinks - Open today are: Tenney, Vilas (lagoon remains closed), Elver, Garner (hockey closed), Olbrich (hockey closed), Westmorland, Wexford, Nakoma, …
Parks Winter Activities Update for January 24
January 24, 2012 - Colder temperatures allows for some of Madison Parks ice rinks to reopen today. Ice Skating Rinks - Open today are: Tenney, Vilas (lagoon closed), Elver, Garner (hockey closed), Olbrich (hockey closed), Westmorland, …
Winter Activities update January 23
January 23, 2012 - What a difference a day makes. Wet and sloppy conditions prevail. Ice Skating Rinks - Due to wet, sloppy conditions on the ice rinks, all ice rinks are closed for today.
Sledding Hills - If there is snow on the …
Winter Activities for January 21
January 21, 2012 - Finally! A Saturday of winter fun - Enjoy!
Parks Winter Activities: Ice Skating Rinks - Several ice rinks are open today. Elver, Heritage Heights, Hillington Triangle, Nakoma, Olbrich, Tenney, Vilas, Westmorland and …
Madison’s new Secondhand Ordinance takes effect on February 1, 2012
This new law requires that secondhand dealers, including secondhand jewelry dealers and pawnbrokers report the purchase of secondhand goods, on a daily basis, through an electronic reporting system. Learn about the changes to the ordinance & review the FAQs.
Real-Time Parking Data now Available on the Web or from a Mobile Device
The City of Madison Parking Utility is launching a new application that will give motorists the ability to access real-time parking availability data for six of their downtown facilities on the web or from a mobile phone.
Concealed Carry
The State of Wisconsin passed the 2011 Wisconsin Act 35 which is the new concealed carry law that goes into effect on November 1, 2011. While this law changes gun regulations in the State of Wisconsin, there are still restrictions on allowing concealed weapons in City of Madison-owned, occupied and controlled buildings.
City of Madison Downtown Plan
The Downtown Plan will be introduced to the Common Council on November 15, 2011. It will be referred to a variety of City boards, commission and committees for their recommendations.
New Common Council Website
Check out the new Common Council website. Stay informed with district email lists, alder blogs, calendars and resources for your district.
Judge Doyle Square
The future Judge Doyle Square will include the redevelopment of both Block 88 and Block 105. The redevelopment will include underground parking on both blocks, connected under Pinckney Street.
Zoning Code Rewrite Website
This site provides important information about the project including the purpose of the project, project schedule, list of meetings and other public events, meeting summaries, reports, presentations, code documents and maps, staff contact information and much more.
Cultural Plan
The Madison Cultural Plan will explore the arts, history, and the sciences and will include exploration of the work of individual artists and creative workers as well as institutions in both the commercial and nonprofit sectors.