District 6 Blog

This week is shortened by the July 4th holiday. I hope you have an enjoyable and safe holiday. There are several referrals on Tuesday’s Council agenda including the proposal to place geographic limits on Class A licenses (carry out), the Native Tall…

City staff are monitoring the incoming active storms that are expected to move into our area throughout this weekend. As of Friday afternoon, the City does not anticipate a major flooding event at this time but localized impacts are possible. I have…

City Offices are closed on June 19. Administrative offices are closed on Wednesday, June 19, 2024, for Juneteenth. Emergency services will be open; please call 911. Use Report a Problem for non-emergencies.

We don’t yet know the name of the victim of Friday’s tragic death on Willy St but I offer my condolences to family, friends and fellow workers of the victim and to the entire community as we grapple with the devastating effects of gun violence.…

Over 45 residents attended the June 3 meeting with Traffic Engineering staff on potential E Mifflin Bike Blvd improvements. Staff will present the PowerPoint and results of the surveys posted during the meeting to the Transportation Commission on…

E Mifflin Bike Boulevard Virtual Public Input Meeting, Monday, June 3: Please join me and Traffic Engineering staff at a virtual meeting to review potential improvements to the E Mifflin St bike boulevard, offer input into what would help improve…

With the Monday holiday, Finance meets on Tuesday and takes up two resolutions related to the Lake Monona Waterfront project, accepts/authorizes other grant applications, and authorizes an intergovernmental agreement to help Milwaukee during the…

Storm Clean up continues. Thanks to the combined efforts of City Streets, Forestry, Engineering, Parks, Fire, Police and Traffic Engineering who together with MGE have been working hard to clean up storm damage, restore power and road access.

From MFD and Emergency Management: Several roads throughout Madison remain blocked from fallen trees and other storm debris this morning as clean-up efforts continue due to the severe storms of May 21, 2024. https://www.cityofmadison.com/news/…