Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway
Satya Rhodes-Conway is the 58th Mayor of Madison. She has extensive experience in local policy and practice, having worked with mayors across the country for over a decade, and serving three terms on the Madison Common Council. Elected in 2019, she is the city’s second female mayor and the first out LGBTQ person to serve as Mayor of Madison.
News Releases
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Wednesday, Sep. 22, 2021Madison Maintains Aaa Bond Rating
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Friday, Sep. 17, 2021Freakfest 2021 Cancelled, Residents Asked to Take Precautions at Gatherings
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Friday, Sep. 10, 2021City of Madison Closes Structure at 131 West Wilson
Recent Blog Posts
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I was honored this week to join the entire Madison Common Council in passing the resolution below recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month. Our city and our country are richer for our Hispanic/Latinx residents. t is worth noting that
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There is not a simple, or single, response to the situation at Reindahl Park. The people choosing to live in the park are mostly unwilling to use congregate shelter options like the temporary men’s shelter at First Street or the women
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09/16 Redistricting & YouRedistricting is happening right now! Locally, redistricting is the process of redrawing the City's alder districts and wards based on population changes over the last decade, using 2020 Census results. Redistricting determines
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Today, I joined Alders Heck, Foster and Vidaver, along with our Director of Transportation Tom Lynch, Traffic Engineer Yang Tao, Pedestrian-Bicycle Administrator Renee Callaway and Robbie Webber from Madison Bikes to celebrate the
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Recent incidents of gun violence have understandably caused concern amongst Madison residents and visitors. While homicides and shots fired in Madison are down from last year, all violence in our community is unacceptable and I wanted