District 20 Blog

Body cameras have significantly impacted police accountability, providing an objective record of interactions. Objective Evidence - Increased Transparency - Public Trust -Reduction in Use-of Force incidents and decrease in complaints from citizens.

The City begins a series of budget information sessions: Wednesday, June 3: Public Works, Administration & Public Facilities, Safety, Transportation, Community & Economic Development.

Join Alder Harrington-McKinney, City Traffic Engineering & Safety Staff today for a presentation on future planning for Schroeder RoadSchroeder Road Safety and Traffic PresentationCity Traffic Engineering and Safety Staff will be making a…

To District 20 Constituents 

Items 59 and 60: Responsible Governance, Contingency Funding, and Support for Small BusinessesAs the Common Council considers Items 59 and 60, I believe we should look carefully at the principles of consistency, precedent, and responsible governance…

Tuesday, September 8, 20261:30pmBoard of ReviewMadison Municipal Building6:30pmCommon CouncilVirtual, 210 Martin Luther King Jr BlvdWednesday, September 9, 20269:00am

TODAY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE  DELIBERATES ON TWO CRITICAL RESOLUTIONS OF INTEREST. 

Note to District 20 Community:

It’s been over a decade  - Madison Police Officers are still operating in the dark?Body Cameras Are Only the Beginning for Madison: Bridging Trust and Transparency By Alderperson Barbara Harrington- Mckinney, District [20]. 

Community Update: Williamson and South Baldwin Streets Reopenedposted  August 4, 2026 – 9:45amThe recent closure of Williamson Street and South Baldwin Street was reopened at 9:00am on Tuesday, August 4.  City barricades and signage have…