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As 2025 draws to a close, I want to take this opportunity to say thank you to the dedicated employees of the City, and to our whole community.

Due to the holiday, buses will operate Sunday schedules on Thursday, January 1, 2026. There will be no extended service on New Year's Eve, Wednesday, December 31.

There will be no Streets Division collections performed on both Wednesday, December 31, 2025, and Thursday, January 1, 2026, in observance of the New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day holidays.The drop-off sites will also be closed on these two days.…

The Streets Division provides two rounds of curbside collection for Christmas trees.The Rules for Christmas Tree CollectionIf you do not follow the below, your tree will not be collected from the curb:

In the interest of transparency and in response to significant public concern, the Office of the Independent Police Monitor is issuing a statement to confirm that a review is underway regarding a recent police encounter.

The West Mifflin Community Mural project is a direct result of feedback from the community and users of the Madison Senior Center, who said they wanted to see a brighter and more engaging environment for dining and programming.

Due to the holiday, Metro Transit will operate a shortened weekday schedule on Wednesday, December 24. On Thursday, December 25, buses will operate Sunday schedules.

There will be no Streets Division collections performed on both Wednesday, December 24, 2025, and Thursday, December 25, 2025, in observance of the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day holidays.The drop-off sites and offices will also be closed on these…

More than $2 million in funding will be provided to community partners working to promote the safety and wellbeing among young people, individuals, and families in Madison.

On the one-year mark of the tragic event at Abundant Life Christian School, the Madison community is mourning the loss of teacher Erin West and student Rubi Vergara.

The City of Madison Common Council will host a focused discussion titled “Love Our Lakes: City Strategies to Maintain and Improve Lake Health.” This conversation will highlight both ongoing and future initiatives to protect, restore, and enhance the…

The City of Madison’s Common Council has approved nearly $14 million from the Affordable Housing Fund to support the creation of approximately 425 new rental homes across the City, with more than 260 of those offering permanent affordability.

The City of Madison Common Council approved two more housing-focused ordinances during its December 9 meeting, capping off a year of impactful policy changes to make it easier to build more homes across Madison.

The Streets Division drop-off sites at 4602 Sycamore Avenue and 402 South Point Road are now on winter hours.The winter hours began on Friday, December 5, 2025. The last day for winter hours is Friday, April 10, 2026.  Expanded hours return on…

The City of Madison is proud to present a new set of trading cards featuring our named snowplowing fleet. The cards are available for free at any Madison Public Library location and from the Streets Division offices while supplies last.

A reminder for home and business owners to make sure your water pipes are protected from freezing or bursting this winter.

The Streets Division drop-off sites are changing to winter hours soon.The final day for expanded hours at the South Point and Sycamore drop-off sites is Thursday, December 4, 2025.The South Point and Sycamore sites begin winter hours on Friday,…

City staff are proud to announce that 85% of required commercial buildings are in compliance with the program.

Starting Sunday, December 7, Metro will implement several route, schedule, and stop adjustments, including the closure of the South Transfer Point.

The award was created by the Common Council to honor Madison residents who exemplify Erlanger’s model of fairness, openness, and civility in public discourse.