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  • City and County Jobs

    7 Extremely Compelling Reasons to Explore a Public Sector Career

  • City News and Events This Week

    "History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again.", Maya Angelou 

    Category: Weekly Updates

  • Madison CARES Dashboard

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    Category: Notices

  • Let's Talk Budget: 2025 Homeless Services and Housing Resources RFP

    CDD & CDBG UnitCommunity Development Division's (CDD) Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Unit oversees the funding for the unsheltered services. The unit's staff is responsible for seeking, applying, and administering funds from multiple…

    Category: Budget, Housing

  • Appointing the Next Chief of Police

    August 28, 2025 Update Congratulations to Chief John Patterson! Thank you to all the applicants and the PFC for their work in establishing a selection process and carrying it to completion. To learn more about the police department: https…

  • Introductions - New Business 8/5

    Away from Council for a few more daysResponse to emails will continue to be slow the next few days. Thank you for your understanding.  Aug 5th, 2025 IntroductionsList of new Legistar items introduced at last council meeting. 

    Category: Updates, Weekly Updates

  • Violence Prevention Roadmap 2025 Survey

    Public Health Madison & Dane County, in collaboration with the Madison and Dane County Violence Prevention Coalition, is conducting this survey. The results will assist us, along with other information, in developing Dane County’s next Roadmap…

  • Let's Talk Budget: Public Health DCHS

    Hola!I have received emails requesting an increase in funding for the Dane County Humane Society (DCHS). These emails claim that there has been a decrease in funding for animal services over the past few years, which I know to be inaccurate. I want…

    Category: Budget, Notices

  • CARES Achieves 10,000 Calls for Service

    The Madison Community Alternative Response Emergency Services (CARES) program responded to its 10,000th call for service last week, a milestone that further cements the program’s place as a valued service in our community. The 10,000th response was…

    Category: Notices, Updates, Weekly Updates

  • 20 is Plenty has Officially Launched

    On Monday, the City of Madison held its 20 is Plenty press conference about the recent speed reductions in residential neighborhoods.  Along the way we have had many terrific conversations with community members that are in support of these…

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Alder Yannette Figueroa Cole

Alder Yannette Figueroa Cole

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