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City of Madison Streets Division and Engineering crews have completed collecting sandbags that were placed out for pickup prior to the November 25 deadline. Curbside sandbag collection for 2018 is now over.
Residents should not …
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Residents should not place additional sandbags to the curb for pickup at this time. The deadline to place sandbags to the curb for pickup was November 25.
Collection crews will cycle through the City picking up sandbags that …
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FEMA Recovery Office Scheduled to Open Soon
Local disaster relief officials are working with those from the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) to establish a Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) where Small Business …
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Residents with sandbags have four options on how to manage them, including curbside collection that will begin on October 29.
Option 1: Store for Future Use Lake levels remain high, so concerns over flooding have not completely …
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October 10, 2018
To: Mr. Jim Campbell, Town of Madison Board Chair
Chief Scott Gregory, Town of Madison Police Department
Brende Hofer, Town of Madison Police and Fire Commission Chair
Re: Town of Madison hires former Deforest …
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The National Weather Service is forecasting more rain this weekend and into next week. City officials are preparing for flooding and encouraging residents to do the same.
The Madison area may receive 1 to 1 ½ inches of rain …
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Potential Rising Waters and Reminders on Sandbags and Parking
Both Lake Mendota and Monona rose about 5 inches following the rain we received last Sunday and Monday. Lake Mendota is currently one foot below the 100-year …
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Alder Matt Phair will not seek re-election to the Common Council in the spring of 2019. He has decided that after four terms representing District 20, he will focus his energy in other places, mostly with his family.
“It is …
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The National Weather Service reports that the area surrounding the City of Madison could receive up to 3.5 inches of rain in the next 24 to 36 hours. It could also be much less, but residents are being advised of potential …
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Sunny skies are forecasted through the weekend, but there is a potential for rain in the forecast early next week. Lake levels continues to drop, but slowly. Engineers estimate that if we don’t experience a rain event in the …
