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City of Madison Alders unanimously approved the latest set of Housing Forward proposals designed to make it easier to build more housing of all types across Madison.

The 2026 Executive Operating Budget proposal funds the services, programs, and staff needed for a well-run and thriving city.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announced funding for the new Imagination Center at Reindahl Park.

Dane County communities and partners unite for the Week Without Driving, a challenge encouraging everyone—especially decision-makers—to experience life without driving for a week, a day, or even just one trip.

Today, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announced $1 million in new spending to fund services at the Bartillon Shelter as part of her 2026 Executive Operating Budget.

For Immediate ReleaseSeptember 15, 2025

The City of Madison has reached a collective bargaining agreement with Teamsters Local 120, representing Metro Transit operators and mechanics. 

The City of Madison is continuing its efforts to create more housing with another round of initiatives.

The City of Madison is proud to be named twice as a 2025 Dane County Climate Champion.

The City of Madison’s 2026 Capital Budget and five-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) detail how we meet the basic needs of our residents and prepare for the future.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is appointing Jamie Acton as the next General Manager for Metro Transit.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway has appointed Lydia A. McComas to be the City of Madison’s next Clerk.

For the 52nd year in a row, Moody’s Investors Service has assigned the City of Madison the highest possible bond rating.

Residents are advised to stay up to date with the forecast and be aware that flash flooding could cause streets to become impassible.

Madison is committed to administering transparent and accurate elections.

The City of Madison and the Community Development Authority (CDA) are celebrating the start of construction on a project that is years in the making, hosting a groundbreaking ceremony for the “Taking Shape, Our Triangle” redevelopment downtown.

The City of Madison has been keeping a close eye on the heavy rain in the area.

New and stronger tree protection measures will be introduced at the Common Council's August 5 meeting.

The City of Madison is celebrating the completion of a new set of town homes that create more affordable housing options for families on the city’s west side.

The City of Madison is excited to share the updated progress for Phase 2 of the 20 is Plenty program, which began in the winter of 2024 under the