The City of Madison wishes everyone a very happy and safe Fourth of July.
News
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City of Madison Greens Purchasing Policies Related to Vehicles, Buildings, and More
postedThe four updated Administrative Procedure Memoranda (APMs) build on Madison's 2024 Sustainability Plan and its goal of leveraging City purchasing power to reduce emissions and support a circular economy.
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Christine Knapp Appointed General Manager of the Madison Water Utility
postedChristine Knapp has served with the City of Cedar Rapids Water Division for the past nine years, the last five as Plant Manager.
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Vision Zero Madison Releases New Progress Report
postedThe City of Madison released the 2023-2024 Vision Zero Madison Progress Report, providing an update on the community's efforts to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries on Madison streets while creating safer travel for all road users.
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Stay Alert: Five Potential Rounds of Severe Storms
postedThe National Weather Service is forecasting multiple rounds of severe thunderstorms from early Wednesday morning through Thursday evening.
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As a Community, We Can Prevent Traffic Fatalities in Madison
postedWe need our whole community to be part of the solution by educating ourselves and each other about the dangers of speeding and reckless driving.
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City of Madison Mourns the Loss of Michael Johnson
postedMichael's generosity and inspiring work have made Madison a better place.
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Madison Sister City Delegation to Visit Freiburg, Germany
postedThe trip is funded entirely by individual members of the delegation; no tax dollars are being spent.
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Madison Students Ride Free This Summer with Youth Bus Pass Program
postedEvery young person living in Madison, entering 6th graders through graduating high school students, is eligible for a free pass.
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Register Now for City Budget Engagement Sessions
postedMadison residents are encouraged to attend three Budget Engagement Sessions this June.
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Mayor Rhodes-Conways Signs Haymarket Declaration
postedAnnounced on May Day in Chicago, the accord is a joint commitment to use the power of cities to defend democracy, worker's rights, and the livelihoods of our residents.
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Stay Alert: Another Storm is Coming
postedThe City of Madison reminds residents that another significant storm is forecast for this afternoon, continuing into this evening.
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Watch Out for Scammers, Storm Cleanup, and More Severe Weather
postedThe recent severe storms in Madison caused considerable damage to many homes and vehicles this week.
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DATE CORRECTION: Uncover the Future of Madison: A Q&A with Mayor Rhodes-Conway!
postedMayor Satya Rhodes-Conway will join Alder Badri Lankella on Thursday, April 23, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM for a virtual session to discuss the city's priorities and answer residents' questions. This session will take place virtually via Zoom.
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Be Prepared for Severe Weather
postedPossible risks include large hail, flash flooding, damaging winds, and tornadoes.
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Local Air Quality Information Now Available at Love My Air Wisconsin
postedData from City of Madison's low-cost air quality sensors is now available on the Love My Air Wisconsin website.
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Email Phishing Scam Involving Planning and Zoning Applications and Permits
postedThe City of Madison is aware of fraudulent emails circulating locally.
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Efficiency Navigator Providing Free Improvements for Affordable Apartment Housing
postedThe City of Madison, the City of Fitchburg, and Sustain Dane announced at a news conference this morning that applications are now open for Efficiency Navigator in 2026.
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Rachel Darken Named Fleet Service Superintendent
postedMayor Rhodes-Conway has appointed Rachel Darken as the City of Madison’s new Fleet Service Superintendent within the Public Works Department.
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Charlie Romines Named Public Works Director
postedMayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is pleased to announce the appointment of Charlie Romines to the position of Public Works Director.