District 2 Blog

Finally, Madison, the weather and the calendar both show that it’s spring.  And it’s time to get outside and reclaim our yards from winter.  Starting on Monday, April 3, the Streets Division will begin our curbside brush and spring yard waste…

The week of March 27 has items of possible interest to residents of district 2 at the Board of Estimates, the Pedestrian/Bicycle/Motor Vehicle Commission, the Street Use Staff Commission, the Housing Strategy Committee, and Listening Sessions. The…

The Findorff tower crane removal at the Anchor Bank site is currently on schedule to be completed on Sunday, March 26th, which means West Doty Street should be opened by Sunday night.      

Announcement: 2017 Recyclopedias Available Sound the trumpets! Go get grandma and the kids! It’s here! It’s here! The 2017 Recyclopedias are here!

Starting Wednesday, March 22nd at 5:00 a.m., J.H. Findorff will close West Doty Street to all vehicular traffic from South Hamilton Street to Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, in order to dismantle two tower cranes at the Anchor Properties…

The week of March 20 has items of possible interest to residents of district 2 at the Sustainable Madison Committee, the Landmarks Commission, the Plan Commission, the CCOC Subcommittee on Policy & Community Relations, the Common Council…

Central District Captain Freedman asked that I get this information out to residents to help with taking actions to help protect against burglary.   With the coming of spring and the warmer weather, many of us open our windows and doors to get…

As part of the Capital Budget amendment authorizing the Madison Public Market, the Council requested that staff provide a quarterly update on the project. I know many District 2 residents are interested in the Public Market project and might…

Starting Wednesday, March 22nd at 5:00 AM, J.H. Findorff will close West Doty Street to all vehicular traffic from South Hamilton Street to Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, in order to dismantle two tower cranes at the Anchor Properties…

The City of Madison Madison Police Department Policy and Procedure Review is an outgrowth of the work and recommendations of the Madison Police Department Ad Hoc Review Committee, which is itself a body of volunteers and residents appointed by the…