Parking Utility

Madison Mayor Paul Soglin today announced the appointment of Thomas Lynch as the Director of the City of Madison’s Department of Transportation.

David Dryer, P.E., City Traffic Engineer and Parking Utility Manager, will be retiring at the end of June after 22 years with the City of Madison.

As construction begins for the Judge Doyle development, the 200 block of S. Pinckney Street will be closed to all traffic beginning October 30, 2017 and will remain closed until completion of the project in 2021.

In preparation for the renovation of the historic Madison Municipal Building, located at 215 Martin Luther King Jr.

Beginning on Monday, March 21st, Madison Gas and Electric will begin underground gas line work on N Carroll St between State St and W Washington Ave.  The parking lane on the right side of the street and the bus lane will

This Saturday, June 27, 2015, Shake the Lake events will begin at 5:00 p.m., with a fireworks display at approximately 10:00 p.m. on Lake Monona.  

MPD is pleased with the behavior of the vast majority of those who were downtown for Freakfest 2014; however, the sheer number of celebrants in this size of event always gives the department reason for pause and concern.

In an effort to welcome WIAA Basketball fans and accommodate regular commuters and visitors to downtown Madison, City of Madison Parking Utility officials are reminding drivers that City of Madison parking garages near the

The communication issue which resulted in credit cards not working reliably in the multi-space parking meters on Wednesday and Thursday of this week has now been addressed.

In anticipation of the heavy winter snow storm that will begin this evening, the Madison Parking Utility will open up its garages to residents who need to get their vehicles off the street tonight.  

The City of Madison will provide Special Event parking at all City of Madison parking garages and the gated area of Brayton Lot to accommodate visitors for President Obama's visit to Madison on Monday, November 5th.  

The City of Madison will provide Special Event parking at the State Street Campus (both Lake Street and Frances Street garages), State Street Capitol and Overture Center garages to accommodate visitors for President Obama'