Don't Miss the South Madison Plan Second Community Meeting

You are invited to the South Madison Plan second community meeting planned for October 24, Urban League of Greater Madison, 6:00 – 7:45 pm.  View Flyer – English, Hmong, Spanish. A light meal, childcare, and interpreters (Spanish and Hmong) will be at the event.  What's next for South Madison? We will be discussing the shared values and principles that will guide South Madison into the future.  Bring your family, friends and neighbors.  Questions or Comments here.

You are invited to the South Madison Plan kick-off planned for September 19, Catholic Multicultural Center, 6:00 – 7:45 pm.  View Flyer – English, Hmong, Spanish. A light meal, childcare, and interpreters (Spanish and Hmong) will be at the event.  We'll be discussing what is important to south side residents, businesses, and the future for the community.  Bring your family, friends and neighbors.  Questions or Comments here.

Planning Process Informational Flyers

• English
• Espanol
• Hmong

We want to hear from YOU

We are kicking off the South Madison Neighborhood Plan and we want to hear from you and see you at the events to come!

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Workshops and Walks
We are looking for south side residents to spend 1-2 hours to meet with city staff to discuss creating art/cultural expression and to discuss how better to bicycle safely around the neighborhood.  RVSP your space below.

Art and Placemaking Walk
Karin Wolf, Madison Arts Coordinator, will explore ideas of how art can inspire to story with meaning. You'll visit three locations and share your ideas. This interactive session on Tuesday, September 24, and a follow-up session on October 22, will lead to a new, resident-inspired artform. Connected with the update to the South Madison Plan, this is a way to express what your neighborhood means to you. Tuesday, Sept 24 and Oct 22, 6:00 – 7:45pm - South Madison Library, 2222 S Park Street

• Register for October 22nd

Bike and Talk Action Workshop

We want to make every neighborhood bikable for all ability levels. Renee Callaway, Madison Pedestrian Bicycle Administrator, is ready to bike and talk about how to make it easier, safer, and more fun to get around on the south side. Connected with the update to the South Madison Plan, this is a way to show city staff the best and not so great places to get to on bike. Bring your bike as there will be a group ride to start the day. If you prefer not to bike with the group join the workshop at 2:30pm back at the Goodman South Library.  Inside if weather is uncooperative. Sat, Sept 28, 1 – 3:30pm - South Madison Library, 2222 S Park Street

 

In fall 2019, the City of Madison will begin working on an update to a portion of the 2005 South Madison Neighborhood Plan. This is a 10-15 year look into how we shape the future – we'll work on issues that are relevant to the community, determine how best to achieve them, and figure out how to move forward.

 

 

This is a big one – the city will be welcoming the Town of Madison into its municipal boundaries on October 31, 2022. That breaks down to 2500 persons and 6000 parcels.  This plan will work with the Town of Madison government and its residents, businesses, and property-owners to plan for its integration into the City.  

 

 

Your involvement will shape what happens in the future. It might take some time to put the pieces together but your investment in the community does matter. Community voices from the last neighborhood plan paved the way for: