Coronavirus (COVID-19)

District 2

Alder Patrick Heck

Image of Alder Patrick Heck

Alder Patrick Heck

Contact Information

Home Address:

123 N. Blount St #303

Council Office

Common Council Office:
210 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd
Room 417
Madison, WI 53703
Phone: (608) 266-4071
Fax: (608) 267-8669
WI Relay Service

Alder Heck’s Updates

Updates & Week of Sept. 13 Meetings of Interest for District 2

September 11, 2021 9:37 AM

District 2 Updates and Meetings of Interest

City meetings remain online only with details listed in City Meetings of Interest below; all have virtual public participation options.
 
____________________________

There are three sections to this week's update:
  1. COVID-19 Resources & Information
  2. Other District 2 Updates
  3. City Meetings of Interest to District 2
____________________________
 

COVID Update

1. COVID-19 RESOURCES & INFORMATION

From Public Health Madison & Dane County:

Gov. Tony Evers and the Department of Health Services have extended eligibility for the $100 COVID-19 Vaccine Reward Program to Sun, Sept. 19.

Free hotline to be connected with a "Financial Navigator".

COVID-19 Recovery Dashboard that tracks Madison's long-term community and economic recovery from COVID-19.

For information on Madison's responses visit the City's Coronavirus Website.

From Community Action Coalition: Dane County Food Pantry Network

From the City: Community Resources Section on the city's COVID website, including housing and eviction information

The Governor's Office compilation of all COVID-19 resources and information from state agencies, including the State Dept. Public Health

Info on UW-Madison's response to the pandemic at this site

____________________________
 
2. OTHER DISTRICT 2 UPDATES
 
Useful Links Image
 

 

Saturday, Sept. 11: Richard Linster Memorial Bike Ride

Join your neighbors for a group bike ride on Sept. 11! Bring your bike, scooter, skates, skateboard, sneakers, and join the mass slow roll from Reynolds Park to Tenney Park (island). 

Meet at 1:00pm at Reynolds Park, depart at 1:30 pm, and ride together to our shared destination of Tenney Park. At the end of the ride will be light refreshments, and an opportunity to renew/join membership in the Tenney Lapham Neighborhood Association.

The Richard Linster Memorial Group Neighborhood Ride honors Richard's legacy of bike riding and service. He was a tireless champion of membership for the neighborhood association. Bike racks have been installed at Tenney Park in his memory, and this is a chance to check them out. And if that wasn't enough, there will be all the neighborhood swag you could hope for! You can find more details about the event here. There is also a Sidney Street gathering hosted by Richard's family that follows this event, starting at 4pm.

MYArts on E. Mifflin to Install First of Three Wall Murals

The new Madison Youth Arts Center (MYArts) at 1055 E. Mifflin will soon be installing the first of three planned murals on their exterior wall along N. Ingersoll Street. Pictured below are the three blank inset spaces where the murals will be installed and the three designs. The murals will be weather-proof and have anti-graffiti coatings. The design furthest to the left will be installed in October.

MYArts Site 2
MYArts Mural site
 

The murals are a collaboration between the Dane Arts Mural Arts (DAMA) Community Project, their artists, and more than 70 students who provided input and drawings that have inspired the mural's design/patterns with many of those incorporated into the mural. More than 100 students also provided feedback on the mural. Once the first mural is installed, I encourage you to look closely at the intricate student designs that are embedded in this complex artwork.

Improved Dane CORE Rental Assistance To Relaunch on Sept. 15

From the City's Community Development Division:
Since launching the Dane CORE Emergency Rental Assistance program with the County in February 2021, the city's community partners have processed over 14,000 applications and assisted households in paying over $13 million dollars in back-owed rent. Due to ongoing housing needs, we are expanding and relaunching this program next week as Dane CORE 2.0. We remain committed to taking every step possible to keep every household in Dane County safely and stably housed, and the 2nd version of this program will allow us to make sure more households can access the help they desperately need.  What this means for the program is that:

  • More funding will be available than before – and for more than just back-owed rent. The program will be expanded to fund utility assistance, internet assistance, and prioritizing forward rent and security deposit assistance to our most vulnerable community members.
  • To upgrade our program, we need to expand capacity and streamline the application process. The Dane CORE application will be temporarily taken offline at 3:00 p.m., Friday, September 10.
  • We will be processing as many applications as possible during downtime to ensure money continues to go out to the community. Providers are training new staff and learning a new system, please be patient with us. Payments will resume before the end of the month.
  • If you have a current application in for emergency rental assistance, there will be no need to submit a new application or submit new documents. All data will be transferred over, and communication will go to your email directly on how to access your updated application when the new portal opens.
  • The new rental assistance application portal is scheduled to open Wednesday, September 15th. With the number of applications received through the program, we need this time to ensure a seamless transition of data that will allow us to better serve the community. The new application links and phone number for assistance will go live together on Wednesday.

We're fortunate to have dedicated community partners working on this project. When the new application opens, you can contact them directly for assistance on your application or to answer any questions that you might have. In the City of Madison, the Community Action Coalition of South Central Wisconsin (CAC), Meadowood Health Partnership, FOSTER of Dane County and African Center for Community Development will be working with residents to navigate this process. Outside the City, Urban Triage will continue their work on this program in providing resources to residents in navigating applications from start to finish.  Our priority is to ensure community members stay safely housed as we continue to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. We're working hard to increase access to this program as much as we possibly can.

Tenants need to understand their rights. Eviction is a formal legal process that a landlord must follow in order to force someone from their property. In Wisconsin, however, only the courts can order someone be removed from their home. Information explaining eviction rights for tenants in Dane County can be found in English here and in Spanish here.

Town of Madison

Sept. 15 First Public Information Meeting for Town of Madison Attachment

The City of Madison would like to invite anyone impacted by the upcoming Town of Madison Attachment process to a virtual public information meeting, 6 p.m., Sept. 15, 2021.

Although much of the Town of Madison is spread throughout various parts of the city's southside, much of the area between Sherman Ave. and Fordem Ave. north of Sherman Terrace Condos is also in the Town and will be attached to the city on Oct. 31, 2022 (see the blue-green area in map above).

At the Sept. 15 meeting the City will share the latest about the attachment process, resources for incoming residents and property owners to stay connected, explain how the City is reaching non-English speaking populations through community navigators. There will also be City staff available to answer questions about the process. This is the first of multiple public information meetings leading up to official attachment on Oct. 31, 2022. Another public information meeting will be held in-person this fall focusing on public safety and emergency services. Details will be announced later. Learn more on the City's Attachment website.


Register for the Sept. 15, 2021 Public Information Meeting. Registration prior is required.

Town of Madison Resources

Road Closed Sign

Upcoming Event-related Road Closures and No Parking Areas

Saturday, Sept. 11, and Sunday, Sept. 12 - Breese Stevens Concert
A Sept. 12 concert at Breese Stevens will require closing the 900 block of E. Mifflin from 8:00am to midnight on Sept. 12. As usual, bicycles will be able to pass through the barriers on E. Mifflin. The 100 block of N. Brearly will be closed on the same day from 6:00am until midnight and the 100 block of N. Paterson will be closed from 3:00pm until midnight. Access to the Lyric parking structure will be maintained and the Festival Foods lot will be accessible from N. Livingston. There will be no parking on the 900 block of E. Mifflin and the 100 block of N. Brearly starting at 9:00pm on Sept. 11, ending at 2:00am on Sept. 13. On the 100 block of N. Paterson and 900 block of E. Washington, parking will be banned from 8:00am on Sept. 12 until 2:00am on Sept. 13.
 
Sunday, Sept. 12 - Ironman Street Closings
The Ironman Triathalon on Sept. 12 will require closing many streets from Capitol Square to the west, but the only street that will be closed in District 2 is a portion of State Street. That said, there will be other nearby street closures that will impact traffic and require taking alternate routes for biking and driving. The map of closures can be found here. Read about the hours, route closures, and Metro Transit detours here.
 
Saturday, Sept. 18 - Breese Stevens Festival**
The Sept. 18 Taco Fest at Breese Stevens has been canceled, so no street parking changes will occur.
 

St. John's Proposal

Update: St John's Church Redevelopment Proposal Steering Committee

On Sept. 8, the James Madison Park District steering committee that is evaluating the proposal for the redevelopment of St. John's Lutheran Church at 322 E. Washington held their first meeting. St. John's is working with Urban Land Interests and plans to demolish their current building and construct worship space and social services on the first floor of a new building with as many as 9 stories of mostly affordable apartments above and underground parking below.

The development team reported that they will be slowing down the process and, if approvals from the city are obtained, would not break ground until 2023. The steering committee, however, will meet again in late September or early October to go over what are expected to be early renderings of the proposed building's design. The development team anticipates appearing an Urban Design Commission meeting later this fall for an informational meeting, yet not starting the formal approval process until in early 2022. They will be seeking funding/tax credits from the City and WHEDA for the approximately 85% of the estimated 125 apartments that will be reserved for tenants who make 30% to 60% of County Median Income.

If you'd like to participate in future steering committee meetings or simply join their email list, please email mariahrenz@gmail.com or bob.klebba@gmail.com.

2022 City Budget - Capital Budget Hearings This Week

On Monday and Tuesday of this week, the Finance Committee will see presentations by each agency detailing their respective components of the Executive Capital Budget, as proposed by the Mayor. Due to the large number of agencies, the presentations will be split between the two Finance Committee meetings. The presentation schedule, slides, and other materials are here. See "Details" below in "City Meetings of Interest" if you'd like to watch or participate, although meeting will be recorded on City Channel and available for viewing at anytime in the future.

On Sept. 27, Finance Committee members will offer and consider amendments to the Executive Capital Budget, but Common Council will not consider the Capital Budget and amendments until November. In October, the Finance Committee will repeat the process for the Mayor's proposed Operating Budget, which should be released on Oct. 5. See the figure below which shows the differences between items funded in the Capital and Operating Budgets.

City Budgets

The adoption of the amended Capital and Operating Budgets will occur at Common Council meetings of Nov. 9, 10, and possibly 11. Public Comment will be taken on the budgets at Finance Committee meetings and at the Nov. 9 meeting. Visit the Finance Department's Budget page where you can learn about every departments' proposed spending plans, learn about the revenue side of the budget, and keep track as the process unfolds. 

Updates on District 2 New Liquor License Applications

AfterShock Classic Arcade
As mentioned in last week's Alder Update, a new Class B Beer & Liquor license application has been submitted by Brad Van Kauwebergh for a new business that he and Chris Welch will own and will replace Maria's Bar in the front of 1444 E. Washington across the hall from the Parched Eagle. There will be a public information meeting concerning the liquor license application onsite on Sunday, Sept, 12 at noon if neighbors have questions or input. At their Sept. 9 meeting, TLNA Council voted to support the application.
 
Jacknife
Most residents are already aware of this new restaurant, but a new Class B Beer & Liquor license application has been submitted by Tanya Zhykharevich for the planned Jacknife Restaurant at 1046 E. Washington Ave on the ground floor of Arden. The restaurant will be co-owned by Tanya and Jack Yip. The public information meeting for this application is scheduled for Sept. 16 at 5:00pm at the restaurant location. At their Sept. 9 meeting, TLNA Council voted to support the application.
 
Dark Horse Artbar
A Class B Beer & Liquor license application has been submitted by Patrick DePula for a new business called Dark Horse Artbar in the now-closed Star Bar location at 756 E. Washington (first floor of the Constellation). An Entertainment License application has also been submitted. The public information meeting for this application has not yet been scheduled.

____________________________

3. CITY MEETINGS OF INTEREST TO DISTRICT 2

Below are some pertinent agenda items from city committees that are meeting this week. If you click on meeting "Details" below, you will find participation and viewing options, and a link to the full meeting agenda. If you click on a item from within an agenda, you will see all documents that relate to that item.
 
I appreciate hearing from you on any items on which you have a particular interest or concern.
____________________________
 
Finance Committee: Details
4:30pm, Monday, Sept. 13, 2021
 

ITEMS TO BE CONSIDERED

Agenda Item 1
Submitting the appointment of Norman D. Davis for confirmation of a five-year term as the Civil Rights Director.
 
Agenda Item 2
Submitting the appointment of Maribeth L. Witzel-Behl for confirmation of a five-year term as the City Clerk.
 
Agenda Item 9
Supporting Madison Metro's Areas of Persistent Poverty Grant Application to Federal Transit Administration for planning work for Madison's BRT Green Line, bringing a much higher quality of transit service to low income neighborhoods on Madison's north and south sides.
 
Agenda Item 12
City of Madison Sponsorship of the Annual Compost Bin and Rain Barrel Community Event.
 
Agenda Item 17
Accepting additional Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds from the U.S. Treasury Department, awarded under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, to sustain efforts to prevent evictions and promote housing stability for eligible households in Dane County affected by the COVID-19 pandemic; amending the Community Development Division's 2021 Operating Budget to reflect receipt and use of these funds; and authorizing an amendment to the contract between the City of Madison and Benevate, Inc., which governs the use of Benevate's Neighborly Software system in administering Federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds provided to the City.
Fiscal Note
The proposed resolution authorizes the City to accept $6.14 million of additional Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds from the U.S. Treasury Department to help prevent evictions and promote housing stability among eligible households in Dane County. Acceptance of this funding brings the total emergency rental assistance funding awarded to the City of Madison to $39.1 million. This resolution also allows execution of an amendment to the City's current Neighborly Software contract with Benevate, Inc. to increase the City's system usage fee by up to $37,000. The 2021 adopted operating budget will be amended to appropriate the $6,142,190 of intergovernmental revenue for grants and purchased services in the Community Development Division-Affordable Housing.
 
Agenda Item 19
ALTERNATE: A resolution to provide a plan for wage increase parity to general municipal employees.
Note: See the resolution text here. This alternate to the resolution seeks to give scheduled pay raises to approximately 1,400 full-time General Municipal Employees who are 6% behind protective service employees. Protective Services (MPD and MFD) are still represented by recognized unions due to a carve out in 2011's Act 10. The alternate resolution also asks for guarantees that General Municipal Employees will receive identical raises that protective service employees may receive in the future.
 
Agenda Item 20
SUBSTITUTE Amending the 2021 Adopted Operating Budget to transfer funds within agency budgets based on projected spending through the 2nd Quarter of 2021.; authorizing a distribution from the residual incremental tax revenues of Tax Increment District 25; transferring federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to the General Fund and Monona Terrace; and addressing a deficit in the Room Tax Fund
Partial Fiscal Note
The proposed resolution amends the 2021 Adopted Operating Budget in order to make technical adjustments within various agency budgets. In certain instances, the Adopted Operating Budget includes funding for expenditures centrally with the anticipation of transferring those funds to agency budgets throughout the year when actual spending patterns are known. This is the case for both sick leave escrow and carry forward encumbrances. The amounts proposed in the midyear appropriation adjustment are based on actual expenditures through the first half of 2021. All of the proposed adjustments through this resolution are net neutral within the General Fund and have no impact on the Expenditure Restraint Program.
 
Agenda Item 22
2022 Executive Capital Budget
Note: Each agency will present their 2022 Capital Budget, as proposed by the Mayor. The presentation schedule, slides, and other materials are here. Some agencies will present at the Sept. 14 Finance Committee meeting.
__________________
 
Police and Fire Commission: Details
5:30pm, Monday, Sept. 13, 2021
 

FIRE DEPARTMENT DISCUSSION ITEMS

Agenda Item 2
Update on 2021 Paramedic Class
 
Agenda Item 3
Update on 2021 Fire Department Hiring Process 
 
Agenda Item 4
General status report on Fire Department personnel investigations (if any)
 

POLICE DEPARTMENT DISCUSSION ITEMS

Agenda Item 6
Update on 2021 Police Academy
 
Agenda Item 7
Update on 2022 Pre-Service Academy Hiring Process Timeline
 
Agenda Item 8
General status update on Police Department personnel investigations (if any)
 

DISCUSSION OF PFC PROCESSES

Agenda Item 9
Status Update on City of Madison's Racial Equity and Social Justice Initiative Analysis Tool
 

CLOSED SESSION

Agenda Item 11
Contemplated closed session pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(g) to confer with legal counsel for the governmental body who is rendering oral or written advice concerning strategy to be adopted by the body with respect to litigation in which it is or is likely to become involved; specifically:
 
Repeated complaints from citizen concerning matters previously dismissed with prejudice.
 
Agenda Item 12
Reconvene into open session to consider any remaining agenda items and to take action, if appropriate, regarding the items discussed in closed session.
__________________
 
Finance Committee: Details
4:30pm, Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021
 

ITEMS TO BE CONSIDERED

Agenda Item 1
2022 Executive Capital Budget
Note: Those agencies who did not present their 2022 Capital Budget, as proposed by the Mayor, at the Sept. 13 Finance Committee meeting will do so at the Sept. 14 meeting. The presentation schedule, slides, and other materials are here.
__________________
 
Street Use Staff Commission: Details
10:00am, Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021
 

STREET USE PERMITS FOR SPECIAL EVENTS

Agenda Item 3
THE GREAT MIDWEST MARIJUANA HARVEST FESTIVAL (GMMHF)
Sun., Oct. 3, 2021 / 9:00am - 10pm
State Street, Library Mall (see attached)
Festival & Parade (Sunday)
Discuss setup, schedule, parade
GMMHF Collective / Shelley Kennedy & Ruth S. Reifeis
 
Agenda Item 5
MADISON MARATHON
Set up: Sa, Nov. 13, 2021 2p-
Event: Su, Nov. 14, 2021 / 7am-2pm
Tear down: Su, Nov. 14, 2021, 2-7pm
Street Closure:
100 E. Washington AVe, 200 MLK Jr. Blvd, 100 Wisconsin Ave. / Sa, Nov. 13, 2021, 8am
Capitol Square from MLK to W. Wash (10 blocks of E. Main, N. & S. Pinckney, E. & W. Mifflin, & S. Carroll / Sa, Nov. 14, 2021, 3pm
All roads open Su, Nov 14, 2021, 7pm
Discuss route, setup, schedule
Race Day Events, LLC / Abbey Vanvalkenburg
 
 
UPCOMING EVENTS
 
 
SEPTEMBER
 
16, Th, 2p-12a, Madison Night Market, 100-600 State St.
17, F, 4p-2a, Mad Lit, 100 State St.
18, Sa, 6:30am-2pm, Dane County Farmers' Market, Capitol Square
18, Sa, 7:30am-7pm, Cap Times Idea Fest, Confluence (State St. Mall)
18, Sa, 5pm-9pm, Lenser, amplification permit, Frances Plaza (Concrete Park)
18, Sa, 12p-10p, Neighborhood Block Party, 400 Jean St.
23, Th, 5-7p, Live and Local, Lisa Link Peace Park
23, Th, 5-9pm, BID Programming (Yoga), Confluence (State St. Mall)
24, F, 3p-25, Sa, 6a, Art Fair On the Square - set-up, Capitol Square and surrounding 100 blocks
24, F, 6-9pm, YOUR Downtown Movie Night, Lisa Link Peace Park
25, Sa, 6:30am-2pm, Dane County Farmers' Market, Breese Stevens
25, Sa, 9am-6pm, Art Fair ON the Square, Capitol Square and surrounding 100 blocks
26, Su, 10am-5pm, Art Fair ON the Square, Capitol Square and surrounding 100 blocks
__________________
 
Ad Hoc Redistricting Committee: Details
2:00pm, Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021
 
The agenda for this meeting was not available as of publication, but it should appear at the "Details" link above.
 
Note that the City is partnering with Dane County and Representable.org to help you map your community of interest and tell the City about it. Learn how to Map your community of interest / How to use Dane County's Representable website. Find out more about the AdHoc Committee including early draft maps of revised alder districts.
__________________
 
Public Safety Review Committee: Details
5:00pm, Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021
 

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

Agenda Item 2
Reindahl Park and Homeless Issues- Discussion
 

POLICE REPORT

Agenda Item 5
For Information Only - Chief Barnes Quarterly Report 
 
Agenda Item 6
Report from the Madison Police Department including information on recent gun violence.
 

FIRE REPORT

Agenda Item 7
Report from the Fire Department
 

COMMITTEE REPORTS

Agenda Item 10
Report from the Budget Subcommittee 
__________________
 
Landlord and Tenant Issues Committee: Details
5:00pm, Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021
 

DISCUSSION AND ACTION ITEMS

Agenda Item 5
Review and act on rent abatement ordinance changes
 
Agenda Item 6
Review recommendations that came out of the equity analysis and plan for follow up.
 
Agenda Item 7
Discuss tenant protections from Associated Students of Madison recommendations. 
__________________



Email to a friend Email to a friend

Subscribe to Email List

Subscribe to the District 2 – Alder Heck email list:


By participating on this list the Wisconsin Public Records Laws may subject your email address to disclosure to third parties. By selecting "Yes" you are requesting that we treat your email address that you have provided to this list as confidential and you are also stating that you would not participate in this service if the City is obligated to release your email address to such third party requesters.


Archive

2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013

Labels

City Meetings of Interest
General
Liquor License
Madison
Neighborhood Information
Neighborhood Meeting
Redevelopment/Development Proposal Meeting
Uncategorized

Tags

100 Block W. Doty  12 N. Few St.  1200 block E. Washington  126 Langdon Street  400 Block E. Washington  5G Technology  700 Block of W. Johnson  Accessory Dwelling Unit  Affordable Housing  Air Quality  Airport  Alcohol  Alternate side parking  Application  Art  Ash Trees  Assessments  Avenue Bar  Bassett Street  Beacon  Bed & Breakfast  Bethel  Biking  Billboards  Body Cameras  Breese Stevens  Broom Street  BRT  Brush  Brush Collection  Budget  Burr Jones Park  Bus Rapid Transit  Bus routes  Business  Business Improvement District  Butler  Cameras  Campus Master Plan  Cancel  Capitol East  Capitol Square  Car sharing  Census  Certification Program  Chabad House  Christmas tree  City County Building  City Government organization  Climate Change  Closure  Collection  Community  Compost Bin  Comprehensive Plan  Concerts on the Square  Constellation  COVID-19  Crazylegs  Data  Demolition  Demolition by Neglect  Detour  Development  Development Proposal  Disaster Assistance  Diverter  Dogs  Downtown Retail  Drop-Off  Dust  E. Dayton  E. Gilman  E. Gorham  E. Johnson Street  E. Main  E. Mifflin  E. Washington  Economic Development  Edgewater  Election  Electric vehicles  Elizabeth St  Emerald Ash Borer  Emergency Shelter  Emerson-Eken Park-Yahara Plan Process  Energy  Entertainment License  Evans Scholars  Event  Evergreen  Executive Residence  F35s  Facade Improvement Grant  Feedback  Fiber  Fire  Fireworks  First Settlement  Flooding  Flushing  Food Policy  Food Trucks  Fordem  Forestry  Forum  Freakfest  Galaxie  Gangs  Garver  Gates of Heaven  Gilman  Giveaway  Government organization  Grants  Guide  Historic Districts  Historic Preservation  Homecoming  Homeless Issues  Hotel  Houden  Housing  Housing Initiatives  Howard Place  Ice  Idling  Imagine Madison  Immigration  Initiative  Invasive Elongate Hemlock Scale  Iota Court  Ironman  James Madison Park  Jean St  Judge Doyle Square  Knapp House  Lakes  Lamp House Block Plan ad hoc Committee  Landlord  Landmarks  Landmarks Ordinance  Langdon Street  Leaf Collection  Lighting  Livingston  Local Preemption  Lyric  Madison Area Technical College  Madison Gas & Electric  Madison History Project  Madison Marathon  Madison Metro  Madison Municipal Building  Madison Night Market  Madison Youth Arts Center  MadiSUN  Make Music Madison  Mansion Hill Historic District  Marathon  Master Plan  MATC  Mayor's Neighborhood Conference  McGrath Project  McPike Park  Meeting  Messner site  Metro Bus Service  Mini-Marathon  Monona Terrace  Mopeds  Move Out  MPD  Municipal ID program  N Blair  N Butler  N Butler  N Pinckney  N. Blair  N. Carroll  N. Few  N. Franklin  N. Hancock  N. Henry Street  N. Ingersoll St  Nakoosa Trail  Neighborhood Information  Neighborhood Meeting  Neighborhood Roundtable  Noise  Nuisance ordinance  Open Data  Opioid  Opportunity Zones  Oscar Mayer  Overture  Paddle & Portage  Paratransit  Parking  Parking Structure  Parks  Pasqual's  Pedestrians  Period Garden Park  Pest Management  Pesticides  PFAS  Philosophers Grove  Pinckney Street  Planning  Playground  Police  Pollinators  Polls  Pollution  Post Office  Preservation Plan  Property assessment  Property Tax  Protests  Public Health  Public Hearing  Public Market  Public Restroom  Public Safety Review Committee  Quality of Life  Rain Barrel  Reconstruction  Recycle  Recyclopedia  Redevelopment  Reform  Renewable  Renovation Program  Repaving  Report  Residential Parking Permit Program  Reynolds Block  Reynolds Park  Rhythm & Booms  Ride Sharing  Ride the Drive  Run Santa Run  S. Hamilton  Safety  Salt  Salvation Army  Sandbags  Schedule  Schools  Scooters  SEED Grant  Sewer  Sex Offender  Shamrock Shuffle  Shelter Design  Sherman Ave  Showerhead  Sidewalk cafés  Sidewalks  Signs  Sinkhole  Slacklining  Small Cap TIF  Snow  Snow plowing  Solar  Spark  St. John's Lutheran Church  State Street  Stone House  Strategic Planning  Street Closure  Street Reconstruction  Street Use Permit  Streets Division  Study  Subcommittee  Subcommittee  Summit Credit Union  Surveillance  Survey  Sustainability  Sycamore Avenue  Taste of Madison  Taxes  Tenant  Tenney Lapham Neighborhood  Tenney Park  TIF  Traffic  Traffic Calming  Transportation  Trash Collection  Trees  Turkey Trot  Undergrounding of Utilities  Unicycle  Union Cab  University Avenue  University of Wisconsin  Urban Design Commission  Urban Forestry  Utility Box  UW  Vehicle Registration  Vending  Violence  Vision Zero  Voting  W. Johnson Street  W. Mifflin  W. Washington  Water  Water Utility  Weather  Webster Street  WI Youth Symphony Orchestra  Wind  Windows  Winter  Wisconsin Ave  Wreath  Yahara Parkway  Yard Waste  Zero Net Carbon  Zoning