Community Development Division

The City of Madison’s Community Development Division is meeting with community members to discuss the upcoming funding process for the City’s 15 currently funded Neighborhood Centers and Child and Youth Out-of-School Time

Two teams from Wisconsin will advance to the final round of the Alliance for the American Dream competition, where they will compete for potential investment.

In preparation for the renovation of the historic Madison Municipal Building, located at 215 Martin Luther King Jr.

MONDAY, JUNE 13 AT 10 AM

Mayor Paul Soglin today reminded Madison residents who qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) to take the steps necessary to claim their benefits.

Madison Museum of Contemporary Art docent, Gil Hillman will present on the Frank Stella Exhibition  currently on display.  For over fifty years, Frank Stella has created a significant body of abstract art comprised of pain

Tune into Senior Beat  on Madison City Channel (Charter Digital 994 and Channel 99 AT&T U-verse) for a discussion with Janet Zander, the Advocacy & Public Policy Director at GWAAR

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Bob and Irwin Goodman were famously private, but their philanthropic works around the city of Madison are still felt to this day.  In Good Men, the Lives and Philanthropy of Irwin A. and Robert D.

Madison Parks is partnering with the Clean Lakes Alliance, Friends of Monona Bay, and the Bay Creek Neighborhood Association to clean up debris at Bernie’s Beach.

The City of Madison joins municipalities from around the country to celebrate National Community Development Week.

Mayor Paul Soglin cautioned today that thousands of low-wage workers in Madison risk forfeiting millions of dollars in tax benefits owed to them this year for no other reason than that they fail to ask for it.