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Community Connection Week of June 22nd, 2026
postedHello District 18. It's a packed week, with the Common Council taking up two big area plans, a Housing Policy Committee discussion on evictions, several budget engagement sessions, and the kickoff of Concerts on the Square. There's also a brief budget update below worth your attention. Here's what's happening.
Boards, Commissions, and Committee Meetings
This isn't a complete list of this week's meetings. You can find the full schedule and all meeting details on the city's Meeting Schedule page.
Common Council
Tuesday, June 23, at 6:30 p.m., hybrid format. Agenda items include adopting the Southeast and Southwest Area Plans.
Housing Policy Committee
Thursday, June 25, at 4:30 p.m., virtual format. The Tenant Resource Center will present on evictions in Dane County.
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Public Input Opportunities
Public Information Meeting: Rezoning Planned Development Zones
Monday, June 22 and again Thursday, June 25. The city is exploring rezoning several single- and two-family Planned Development zones into conventional zoning districts, which would make the rules clearer and more consistent for homeowners and give everyone the same opportunity to make changes to their property. These are the first and second of two virtual sessions.
Monday, June 22 session details
Thursday, June 25 session details
Madison LakeWay Public Art Project Finalist Meet & Greet
Wednesday, June 24. LakeWay Partners is hosting a community meet and greet with public art finalists, each sharing a five-minute presentation about their work and the project site.
City Budget Engagement: Planning & Transportation
Wednesday, June 24, from 6 to 7 p.m. Stop by and talk with staff from Building Inspection, the Community Development Authority, Community Development Division, Economic Development Division, Metro, Planning, Parking, and Traffic Engineering. Afterward, Finance Director Dave Schmiedicke will walk through the 2027 budget process, followed by Q&A with alders. This is your chance to talk directly with city staff about your priorities for Madison's future.
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Alder Carmella Glenn
District 18, Council Vice President
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