Six more Madison schools have been notified that they will receive new water bottle refilling stations this spring, thanks to the “Got Water?” project.
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“Got Water?” project announces 2019 hydration station schools
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Madison Water Utility plans more PFAS testing in 2019
postedMadison Water Utility will be ramping up testing at a well on East Washington Ave. after finding trace levels of compounds known as PFAS (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in the well’s water.
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Curbside Sandbag Collection Complete
postedCity of Madison Streets Division and Engineering crews have completed collecting sandbags that were placed out for pickup prior to the November 25 deadline. Curbside sandbag collection for 2018 is now over.
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Sandbag Collection Ending for 2018
postedResidents should not place additional sandbags to the curb for pickup at this time. The deadline to place sandbags to the curb for pickup was November 25.
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City of Madison Flooding Update- Wednesday, October 24, 2018
postedFEMA Recovery Office Scheduled to Open Soon
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Sandbag Disposal & Collection
postedResidents with sandbags have four options on how to manage them, including curbside collection that will begin on October 29.
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City of Madison Flooding Update-Friday October 5
postedThe National Weather Service is forecasting more rain this weekend and into next week. City officials are preparing for flooding and encouraging residents to do the same.
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City of Madison Flooding Update-Thursday, October 4, 2018
postedPotential Rising Waters and Reminders on Sandbags and Parking
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City of Madison Flooding Update: Wednesday, September 19, 2018
postedThe National Weather Service reports that the area surrounding the City of Madison could receive up to 3.5 inches of rain in the next 24 to 36 hours.
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City of Madison Flooding Update- Friday, September 14, 2018
postedSunny skies are forecasted through the weekend, but there is a potential for rain in the forecast early next week. Lake levels continues to drop, but slowly.
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City of Madison Flooding Update, Wednesday, September 12, 2018
postedWater levels on Lake Monona continue to be well above the 100 year level. It is anticipated that they will fall to the 100 year level if we maintain sunny weather with no rain for an additional six days.
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City of Madison Flooding Update-Monday, September 10, 2018
postedDue to receding water levels in the isthmus, City Traffic Engineers have re-opened one lane of traffic in each direction on East Johnson Street.