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  • Mayor's Statement on October 10th Shooting

    The death of a child is the worst thing any city faces. It shocks our sensibilities and hurts our hearts. My thoughts are with the family, friends, classmates, and neighbors of these young victims. The entire community is in mourning for the young…

  • Divesting from Nuclear Weapons

    I want to take a minute to highlight an issue that can seem abstract but affects us all. Today, nine nations possess approximately 13,100 nuclear weapons, most of which are far more destructive than those that killed over 100,000 people in Hiroshima…

  • Become a Crossing Guard to Help Keep Madison Safe

    Every day throughout the school year, a team of dedicated people spread out across Madison to help make sure our kids get to school safely. These fine folks stop and direct traffic, greet kids and families with a smile, and help build a culture of…

  • City of Madison June Public Safety Briefing

    Today, Mayor Satya hosted a public safety briefing covering activities of the Madison Police Department, the violence prevention activities of the Public Health Madison Dane County, Vision Zero and the Madison CARES program for mental health crises…

    Category: Transit

  • Stay Informed with Madison’s NEW Vision Zero’s Quarterly Newsletter

    Did you get to see Madison’s newly launched Vision Zero Quarterly newsletter? This first issue discusses the work of Madison’s Vision Zero initiative and the programs developed under its umbrella to increase safety for all roadway users, with…

    Category: Transit

  • Mayor’s Remarks at December Public Safety Briefing

    The Covid-19 pandemic had many impacts, beyond the impacts to our health and wellbeing. One of the most concerning impacts has been elevated levels of violence across the county, including in our community.

  • Madison CARES, City’s Mobile Emergency Service for Behavior Health Calls, Releases End-of-Year Report

    Madison’s Community Alternative Response for Emergency Services (CARES) program is a mobile response team for behavioral health emergencies.

  • Public Safety Briefing, Remarks by the Mayor

    On August 17, 2022, the Mayor was joined by City Traffic Engineer Yang Tao, Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes and Madison Fire Department Assistant Chief for Medical Affairs Che Stedman for a media briefing on public safety.The Mayor’s remarks are…

  • We’re Working to Make Madison Safer this Summer

    As summer gets underway in earnest, the City of Madison is investing in violence prevention efforts across our community. We wanted to highlight for you how Madison is working to make our city safer this summer with data-informed policing, expanded…

    Category: Equity

  • Continued Collaborative Efforts for Safe Roads

    Traffic safety in Madison continues to be one of the most prominent feedback topics for the City agencies who handle transportation safety. We share the concerns about reckless driving throughout the city. Traffic Safety is central to our Vision…

    Category: Transit

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