District 19 Blog

There is currently a widespread problem in the Spring Harbor area with no water or low pressure. There is no need to call; crews are already working on the problem (and the emergency line is overwhelmed anyway). Thank you for your patience.

I probably don't have to remind you that there's an election on Tuesday, but I did want to share a few quick updates.

Just a quick reminder that Stage 2 of the University Avenue reconstruction project begins right on schedule, this coming Monday 4/23. Starting Sunday, all traffic will be shifted to the north side (normally westbound) lanes of University Avenue…

Hello everyone, he's an update on news and events in District 19. University Crossing Phase 2 Phase 2 received final approval from the Urban Design Commission last week and from the Plan Commission last night. The project will be before the…

Not going to be in Madison to vote next Tuesday, April 3rd? There is still time to vote early at City Hall! Don't miss an opportunity to have your voice heard. On the ballot you'll find two competitive races for school board and one for circuit…

Hello everyone, he's an update on news and events in District 19. University Avenue Construction Work is underway! So far it seems like the traffic has been bad, but not apocalyptic. I've received no complaints so far, which I hope means that…

Thank you to those of you who attended the University Avenue pre-construction meeting on March 1. We had a great turnout.

Hello everyone, he's an update on news and events in District 19. University Avenue construction survival meeting Just a quick reminder about this meeting tonight at 6pm at Asbury Church. Details here. Construction starts in just a few weeks…

Unless you've recently moved to the neighborhood, you're probably well aware of the impending reconstruction of University Avenue from Seoge Road to Allen Blvd. A contractor has been selected and work will start the week of March 26 and continue…

Yes, there is an election tomorrow--a county-wide primary for Circuit Court Judge. Polling places will be open form 7am to 8pm. Here are three things to know about tomorrow's election: