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CITY HIGHLIGHTS
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Alternate Side Parking Goes Into Effect on Sunday, November 15
The Alternate Side Parking Ordinance goes into effect on Sunday, November 15. Residents outside the Isthmus Snow Emergency Zone must remember to alternate the sides of the street they park on should they park any vehicle on the street overnight.
Winter Parking Website.
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Thanksgiving Day and Day After Thanksgiving
City of Madison will be closed on Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27, 2009. City offices will resume regular business hours on Monday, November 30, 2009. All emergency services will be open, please call 911. You can also use Report a Problem to report non-emergency issues. |
 H1N1 Flu Information & Resources from PHMDC
Public Health Madison and Dane County is working collaboratively with county and state agencies, schools, health care providers and other private sector organizations to plan for the upcoming flu season. Subscribe to H1N1 flu email updates. |
All Out Leaf Collection Efforts Underway, Public Asked For Patience
The City of Madison will be making an all out effort to get the resident's leaves collected before the snow flies. The Streets Division will begin working weekend overtime now that most of the leaves from city trees have fallen. Residents can find out when leaf collection crews will be in their areas by calling (608)267-2088 or by going to the Streets Division web site.
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SPECIAL INITIATIVES
- 2008 Quality of Services Survey (PDF)
- Mowtown - Program to coordinate and enhance the appearance of city parks, medians and other areas.
- Pothole Patrol - City program to address the pothole issue, both now and in the future.
- Report a Problem - Gives residents the ability to report problems to the right people easily online.
- The Natural Step - The Natural Step framework helps the City to systematically enhance the sustainability of its operations and facilities.
- Madison Measures - A compilation of key benchmarks that provide residents, laypersons and decision-makers with a framework and context for policy discussions and budget deliberations.
- Neighborhood Indicators Project - The Neighborhood Indicators Project is a collection of key characteristics and various indicators that relate to the quality of life of Madison at the neighborhood level.
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MAYOR DAVE'S BLOG
STRENGTHENING THE
STATE OF THE CITY
INTO THE FUTURE
As we consider ways to strengthen the state of the City into the future, I want residents and visitors to Madison to be able to say seven things about our city.
Mayor Cieslewicz & Lakeview Elementary Students,
Earth Day
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