Traffic Engineering

Traffic Pattern Changes for John Nolen Drive Project

Beginning Monday, April 6, southbound S. Broom St will close to traffic, between W. Wilson St and John Nolen Drive, as part of the next phase of the John Nolen Drive reconstruction project.

Project Page

Learn more about navigating the area during construction.

Image description: Map showing upcoming closures starting Monday, April 6 - specific details listed in news text

Street Occupancy Permits

A Street Occupancy Permit is needed when your project requires materials or machinery to be on or over: streets, sidewalks, alleys, or public grounds

Join #TeamCity

Current openings to join Traffic Engineering & other City agencies!

Projects around the City of Madison

Learn about projects happening throughout the Madison area.

Temporary Street Closure on Westbound North Shore Drive

From Monday, March 23 - approximately April 27, westbound North Shore Dr will close between John Nolen Dr & Bedford St for reconstruction work.

News Releases

  • Draft AAA Bike Network Plan

    The City of Madison is updating its All Ages and Abilities Bike Network Plan. The plan will provide a long-term vision for development of a network of paths and low-stress on-street bikeways for biking and micromobility.

  • Lane Reduction, near Hawthorne Court, on University Avenue

    Starting at 8:30 am on Wednesday, April 15, R.G Huston will perform water utility work on University Avenue, between Frances Street and Lake Street.  To access the work site, R.G Huston will need to expand their current construction area and…

  • Eastbound University Avenue Temporarily Reduced to One Lane on Friday, April 10

    Starting at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, April 10, eastbound University Avenue will be reduced to one lane, east of Midvale Boulevard, while Interstate Demolition completes a storm sewer connection for the private development project at 3535 University…

Upcoming Events

There are no upcoming events.

Report a Problem

Report non-emergency issues to City staff. 

If it is an emergency, please call 911.