- Please join us for a presentation on property assessment in Madison, by City Assessor Michelle Drea on Thursday, August 1, from 6:30PM-8:30PM at Covenant Presbyterian Church. Property Assessment …
- Greetings to all residents: After three months on the City Council the experience has so far been incredibly rewarding. I am very grateful to be in the position as I continue to advocate for my …
- Date – Tuesday, July 23, 2019 Time – 5:30 pm Location – Madison Labor Temple, Room 201, 1602 S. Park Street Alder Tag Evers and Alder Sheri Carter will host a listening session for Truman Olson …
- A reminder that I will be holding office hours tomorrow (Saturday, 7/20) at the Westside Community Market, a safety reminder from the Madison Police Department and an upcoming public information …
- City of Madison Update on Downtown Power Outage The City of Madison is working to keep our community safe during this power outage. Updates will be provided as soon as information is available. …
- You've likely heard about the downtown power outages due to two transformer fires at MGE substations. Possible cause may be the heavy load due to air conditioning, although no official cause has …
- I wanted to push out and highlight information from multiple sources on this mornings electrical fire down town. The following are involved party reports of the incidents and actions being taken …
- The City of Madison is working to keep our community safe during this power outage, and there are a number of points we're keeping an eye on. We will continue keeping you updated as soon as …
- Parts of Madison are experiencing a power outage after two fires at MG&E substations this morning. Here's an update from the City: The City of Madison is working to keep our community safe …
- Two MG&E locations have reported fires, thousands are currently without power, including many City Offices. From Madison Metro: "The Metro Transit Administration Offices are also affected and …
- The Her Madison Half Marathon and 5k race will be taking place on Sunday, July 21, starting at 7am and ending at 11am, and starting from Hilldale Shopping Center . Both the Half Marathon and …
- Due to a conflict with Rep. Shelia Stubbs' schedule, Thursday's presser on food desert legislation has been postponed.
- Mayor Satya Rhode-Conway, Representative Shelia Stubbs, Representative David Crowley and Alder Tag Evers to Discuss Food Deserts at Press Conference Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and I will join State …
- This Wednesday, July 17, 2019 at 6pm the Board of Public Works will be holding a public hearing on the design standards for small cell 5G infrastructure in the public right-of-way. The meeting …
- With thanks to Alder Rummel, District 6, for the wording below: "On Wednesday, at Board of Public Works, there will be an informational meeting and public hearing about 5G technology. The City of …
- You are invited to a listening session! Date – Tuesday, July 23, 2019 Time – 5:30 pm Location – Madison Labor Temple, Room 201, 1602 S. Park Street Alder Sheri Carter (14th District) and myself …
- UPCOMING PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING Time: July 11th, 6:00 pm Location: Thoreau Elementary School Library, 3870 Nakoma Road The meeting will cover: The Preliminary Design Construction issues that …
- The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) meeting scheduled for 6pm tomorrow, Thursday, July 11, has been moved to the Madison Municipal Building, Room 215. Please find the link for the Amended Agenda …
- A Message from the Midtown Police Station: Burglaries, Theft from Autos, Theft of Autos We are, again, seeing an increase in burglaries, theft from autos, and theft of autos in the Midtown …
- Change to July's Office Hours and information on the dedication of a sculpture in Marshall Park. Office Hours In July, I will be holding open office hours twice. I've moved my office hours on July …
- Details on July's Office Hours and information on service changes for July 4th. Office Hours In July, I will be holding open office hours twice: Date Location Saturday, July 13th (7:30am - 10am) …
- The City of Madison Parks Division and the Parks Long Range Planning Committee are hosting a series of community engagement meetings and a public survey. At the community meetings, staff will …
- The following is a press release from the Parks Dept regarding the City's dogs in parks policy: The City of Madison Parks Division and the Parks Long Range Planning Committee are hosting a series …
- Here's a press release from the Parks Division about the City's dogs in parks policy: The City of Madison Parks Division and the Parks Long Range Planning Committee are hosting a series of …
- The City of Madison Parks Division is holding a public input meeting to discuss replacement of the Warner Park beach shelter and improvements to the surrounding area. This meeting will be held: …
- Hello and thank you for opening your door to me. I really enjoyed getting to know each of your neighborhoods and all the people who make this such a desirable community to live in. I started …
- Here's a copy of a postcard people around the Spring Harbor Boat Launch area will receive soon. PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING: SPRING HARBOR OUTFALL REPAIR & BOAT LAUNCH RESURFACING July 9th at …
- Neighborhood Meeting set for June 27th at Sandburg Elementary on pre-construction of Northeast Interceptor-Truax Extension Relief Sewer Project. With construction of the Northeast …
- Committee Updates I was recently appointed to the Sustainable Madison Committee . I received that appointment as a member of the Board of Public Works -- one member of BPW gets assigned to …
- DMNA's annual Jazz In The Park takes place this Saturday, June 15, from 3:30 -- 9:00 at Wingra Park. Enjoy delicious food from various vendors or pack a picnic of your own for the 28th annual Jazz …
- Summer is here with lots of fun activities. Here is an exciting community-/volunteer-based opportunity. It allows community members to support local non-profits orgs (NPOs) without making a …
- For Immediate Release Contact: Amy Barrilleaux (608) 219-9666 – cell Water conservation program hits 1 billion gallons saved Madison, WI – June 12, 2019 – One of the state’s first water …
- (Corrected date: Friday, 6/14) A reminder that tomorrow morning (Friday, 6/14) I will be hosting my open office hours with Mayor Satya at a Meet your new Mayor event! I hope to see you there! Date …
- This project isn't in District 19, but is a big project that will affect the area in 2021. Information on a meeting taking place tomorrow (Thursday, June 13th): Public involvement meeting set for …
- Public involvement meeting set for major University Ave. Project The City of Madison Engineering Division and Village of Shorewood Hills would like to invite the public to attend a public …
- Hi neighbors, please see below some of the latest developments happening in our district and let me know if you have any questions for me. Thanks! Oscar Mayer The City of Madison is kicking off …
- The project to master plan Vilas (Henry) Park is starting! The first of a series of neighborhood meetings on the Vilas Park master plan will take place at 6 pm on Wednesday, June 26 at the Vilas …
- Office Hours In June, I will be holding open office hours two times including with our new Mayor! Date Location Saturday, June 8th (7:30am – 10am) Westside Community Market - Behind UW Health …
- I've received a few e-mails about the working going on at Nautilus Point Park (north of Mineral Point Road, between Nautilus and Island Drive). Sally Swenson, the City of Madison Project …
- Dear Neighbors, Please join me today for a neighborhood meeting where we will hear about a redevelopment proposal for 2830 Dryden Drive. Sherman Plaza, Inc. This project proposes to demolish the …
- Open Office Hours Reminder: Tomorrow evening (Thursday, 5/23/2019), I will have open office hours from 4:30-7pm at Alicia Ashman Library - Study Room - 733 N High Point Rd, Madison, WI 53717. …
- SSM announced this morning that they will not be building their clinic on the Pick N' Save site, sparing the only full-service grocery store to serve South Madison. SSM's response to neighborhood …
- A reminder that I'm holding open office hours tomorrow morning and a news release about new meters. May Office Hours Date Location Thursday, May 16th (7:15am - 10am) Faircrest Bakery & Cafe - …
- District 17 Forum – May 23rd 2019 Dear Neighbors - Many of you attended the first District 17 forum in September of 2016. We have a new mayor, many developments in the city and some challenges for …
- Bus Rapid Transit Meeting and Survey The City of Madison is exploring options for a new East-West BRT line and needs your input to make this project a success. Please give us your feedback and …
- Hi everyone, This is my first blog post as District 12 Alder. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to represent you. I look forward to working with you all. I'm including several neighborhood …
- The community is invited to attend a listening session and provide input to a draft report and recommendations of the Urban Forestry Task Force. Established by Madison Common Council in 2017, the …
- "The reality of a developing urban community means tree loss from growth, infrastructure, invasive pests, diseases, and climate change. A tree canopy that is healthy for residents is 40% in an …
- The opportunity to receive curbside yard waste collection this spring has ended. Streets Division collection crews are wrapping up the final round, and it is too late to add additional material to …
- *UPDATE* Closure--Southwest Commuter Path Monday, May 6, 2019 - 2:40pm ----------5/10/19 UPDATE--------------------------------------------------------- Dut to rain this past week, this closure …
- Information about two upcoming events: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT): Second Meeting Scheduled (5/14) The City of Madison is exploring options for a new East-West BRT line and needs your input to make …
- Wingra Boats Lake Blessing Please consider joining Wingra Boats on Saturday, May 11th at 10am for their third annual Lake Blessing, a ceremony and celebration of Lake Wingra to help kick off …
- An Important Note from D13 Resident Jon Standridge: I am writing to personally ask you to take a very quick action to help preserve a livable future for us all. The short version is that I am …
- Many of you received a postcard about the neighborhood meeting to discuss the grocery store access issue this Thursday, May 9 at the Urban League. Due to a requirement that the city gives at least …
- Madison East-West Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Planning Study Public Meeting #2: Presentation and Open House Tuesday, May 14, 6:00-7:30 PM Madison Senior Center, 330 West Mifflin Street The City of …
- Details on May's Office Hours and information on an open house event for the future Public Market. Office Hours In May, I will be holding open office hours twice: Date Location Thursday, May 16th …
- Due to unforseen circumstances, have to postpone the May 7th presentation by the City Assessor, Michelle Drea. Please stay tuned for a rescheduled date, and thank you for your understanding!
- City of Madison and SSM Health: A Commitment to South Madison Food Access Thursday, May 2, 2019 - 12:35pm Madison, WI – The City of Madison is committed to supporting SSM Health’s investment on …
- Please join us for a presentation on property assessment in Madison, by City Assessor Michelle Drea on Tuesday, May 7 from 6PM-8PM at Covenant Presbyterian Church. Property Assessment In …
- Last night a neighborhood meeting was held as the first step of Oakwood Village Campus Redevelopment proposal. You can view the presentation online . Here's information on the City of Madison …
- The final round of spring yard waste collection will begin on Monday, May 6, 2019. Upon the completion of this collection round, curbside yard waste pickup will end for the season and crews will …
- Backyard composting of yard waste is optimal. Half of the phosphorous load in our urban stormwater can be attributed to leaves in the street. But not everybody can compost, so please take note …
- I'm sharing the presentation from last Thursday's Spring Harbor Watershed Public Information Meeting and providing a reminder about neighborhood meetings this week for Oakwood Village University …
- Common Council - April 30 -- Agenda Items of Interest A Resolution authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to enter into a 2-year, competitively selected service contract with MSA Professional …
- Here's some information from Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District about their project currently taking place on Lake Mendota Drive: Pipe lining project to protect lake, groundwater Madison …
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- Earth Week Reflections I've been thinking about ways in which we can keep equity at the center of our environmental concerns. One way is to reflect upon the history of European dominance over …
- Yes, this is freaking unfair, but should not last long. Below please find an update from the Streets Dept. Let's hope the road salt is unnecessary! Forecasts for Saturday show rain changing to …
- Earth Week Tip #4 I grew up in a family that recycled with gusto. My parents came of age during the Great Depression and WWII. It came natural to that generation, part of the cultural DNA formed …
- I have a couple of updates to share about Assessed Values and Property Taxes, Sandbags, Earth Day Challenge and Prescribed Burn happening today at Owens Park . Explanation of Assessed Values and …
- The City of Madison Engineering Division would like to gather information about who still has sandbags in the City of Madison in need of collection after last year’s flooding. This information …
- Earth Week Tip #3 Celebrate Earth Day with your neighbors and friends by volunteering to clean up your local park! Join this community-wide volunteer effort to make a difference. Earth Day …
- Earth Week Tip #2 Looking for a volunteer position with an environmental organization? Do you know of a student looking for an internship working on key environmental issues? The Nelson Institute …
- Earth Week Tip #1 Spring cleaning and you don't know what to do with that old computer? Here's a solution courtesy of the West Green Club forwarded by John Perkins of the Greenbush Neighborhood …
- If you didn't have an opportunity to attend last night's Strickers/Mendota Watershed public information meeting the presentation is available online . You can learn more about the Watershed …
- Today is Earth Day, a day of special meaning for those of us in Wisconsin inasmuch the celebration was founded 49 years ago by Gaylord Nelson. We have a very strong environmental tradition in …
- A quick reminder about Office Hours tomorrow and Public Information Meetings for the City of Madison's Watershed and Flood Studies this week: Open Office Hours Reminder: Tomorrow evening …
- On Wednesday, May 1, 2019 at 5:30 p.m., I will be hosting a neighborhood meeting for a presentation on Oakwood Village's proposed University Woods Campus Redevelopment Plan. This meeting will …
- A New Day has Arrived It's offical. I'm your new alder. Thank you for entrusting me with this responsiblity. It's been a whirlwind of a week. Tuesday's swearing in was a special moment, one that …
- From Paul Quinlan, Conservation Resource Supervisor for the City of Madison Parks Division: Please be advised that Madison Parks will conduct a prescribed burn on Saturday. Saturday, April 20, …
- WATERSHED STUDIES OVERVIEW & CITYWIDE FLOODING PROGRAM WHAT IS A WATERSHED? A watershed is an area of land that drains precipitation (rain, snow, etc.) to a common low point, such as an inlet, …
- The 2019 property assessments are now available on the City website at www.cityofmadison.com/assessor . Assessment notices were mailed on Tuesday to all property owners whether or not their …
- Last week the Water Utility announced detection of PFAS (Per- and Poly-fluoroalkyls) at additional wells in the City. These are very, very low level detections – many are at levels too low to …
- Greetings! I expect that this will be my last blog post as your Alder in District 12. I want to thank everyone - residents, my husband, city staff, fellow Alders and the Mayors I have served …
- The 2019 property assessments are now available on the City website at www.cityofmadison.com/assessor . Assessment notices were mailed on Tuesday to all property owners whether or not their …
- A quick update to the previously announced date for the Spring Harbor meeting referenced in my post about the upcoming Watershed and Flood Studies Meetings : The meeting has been moved from 4/23 …
- Watershed and Flood Studies - Public Informational Meeting The Engineering Division is providing the following update on the upcoming watershed and flood studies: The City now has consultants …
- Details on April's Office Hours, Earth Day, Upcoming Pedestrian Crossing Improvements, and Sewer Warranty Program Partnership Change. OFFICE HOURS In April, I will be holding open office hours …
- Min the past 14 years as an elected official, there is no truer joy than Election Day! Even though I am not on the ballot this year, I still want to encourage everyone to head to the polls and …
- News from the Streets Division on Yardwaste and Brush Collection starting on Monday: Spring Yard Waste Collection Starts April 1 On Monday, April 1, 2019 the Streets Division will begin curbside …
- Hello Constituents - I wanted to give all a quick update on the Imagination Center Community outreach efforts. Over the last six months, Madison Public Library shared 70 conversations with 207 …
- From Paul Quinlan, Conservation Resource Supervisor: Madison Parks will conduct controlled burns at the North and South Units of Cherokee Marsh today, March 26, 2019. We will begin at the South …
- A brief update which includes open office hours reminder for Tuesday, a new Metro Transit website and expanded drop-off site hours. Open Office Hours Reminder: Tomorrow evening (3/26/2019), I will …
- City of Madison Information Technology and Metro Transit are excited to announce the launch of the new Metro Transit website. The IT Web Team and Metro have worked together to produce a new …
- City of Madison staff have been monitoring area roads and low lying areas for the past several days in anticipation of rising water in some areas. South Point Road, on the City's far west side is …
- City of Madison staff have been monitoring area roads and low lying areas for the past several days in anticipation of rising water in some areas. South Point Road, on the City’s far west side is …
- A reminder that I'm holding open office hours tomorrow morning and a news release from the Streets Division that hopefully is a sign that winter is almost over! March Office Hours Date Location …
- The MDC proposal ( UDC documents ) for The Avenue at 1954 E Washington Avenue will be before the Madison Plan Commision this coming Monday. Madison Plan Commission Monday, March 11, 2019 Starts …
- Madison looks to state for guidance on PFAS March 4, 2019 – Madison Water Utility will temporarily rely on other well facilities to serve the Well 15 area on the city’s east side as it waits for …
- Details on March's Office Hours and some helpful flood prevention tips from the City of Madison Engineering Department. Office Hours In March, I will be holding open office hours twice: Date …
- Speed Hump Survey for Browning Road This past week, city Traffic Engineering has mailed a survey for the construction of speed humps on Browning Road between N Sherman Ave and Dryden Rd to …
- Open Office Hours Reminder: On Thursday evening (2/21/2019), I will have open office hours from 4:30-7pm at Alicia Ashman Library - Study Room - 733 N High Point Rd, Madison, WI 53717. Feel free …
- Tuesday is primary day in the City of Madison! We have several candidates running for city leadership and School District board. The future of our city depends upon your vote and engagement! Up …
- Madison Declares Snow Emergency The City of Madison has declared a snow emergency today, February 12, 2019. This means alternate side parking restrictions will be in effect tonight for the Snow …
- Due to the impending snow storm forecasted for tomorrow, I'm rescheduling my office hours this week to Thursday. Date Location Thursday, February 14th (7:15am - 10am) Moka - 5227 University …
- Frequently Asked Questions about PFAS From Madison Water Utility: We have received many questions related to PFAS detected in water at two wells , so we have created an FAQ page that will be …
- Madison Water Utility has received many questions related to PFAS detected in water at two wells , so they have created an FAQ page that will be updated as needed. Please note that all PFAS …
- Most Madison streets are ice-covered and very slippery. And the Streets Division is responding. All 32 salt route crews have been looping through these main routes since the storm began and they …
- The Engineering Department has put together an excellent flooding overview that covers what has happened, background information on the upcoming process and some general timeframes on how the City …
- I wanted to let everyone know that In-Person Absentee Voting for the 2/19 Spring Primary will begin today at locations around the city. You can see the locations on the Clerk's site and see …
- As a result of the high lake levels last summer, the Dane County Board adopted a resolution that calls for a technical report to identify ways to address flooding on the Yahara chain of lakes and …
- Details on February's Office Hours and as we head into a weekend with radically different weather than this week, an update about weather-related conditions. Office Hours In February, I will be …
- Congratulations! We made it through the bitter cold from this week. Now to anticipate the veritable heat wave for this weekend, that will involve snow melting, and possibly even rain. If you are …
- Property Tax Payments January 2019 Due to the extreme cold and City offices remaining closed on January 31, we want property tax payers to know they have the following options: Pay online: at …
- Refuse and Recycling for January 30 & January 31 Extreme cold may cause delays. The Streets Division intends to collect refuse and recycling on January 30 and January 31 as scheduled. Carts …
- All roadway users should anticipate extremely difficult conditions through the night and into Monday morning. The Streets Division has declared a snow emergency. All residents should choose …
- Madison Declares Snow Emergency The City of Madison has declared a snow emergency. This means alternate side parking restrictions will be in effect tonight for the Snow Emergency Zone as well as …
- Lots of news to share as the forecast is predicting a big snow storm this evening and extreme temperatures this week. Updates include a declared snow emergency, no refuse pick up on Monday, …
- The following precautions and operations will be in effect in the City for possibly the next week. With a major snow beginning this evening and expected to last into morning drive tomorrow, …
- The City of Madison has declared a snow emergency. This means alternate side parking restrictions will be in effect tonight for the Snow Emergency Zone as well as the rest of the City of Madison. …
- With plunging temperatures and more snow expected, residents are being reminded to check in with elderly and disabled friends and neighbors. Because of the dangerous temperatures, area shelters …
- Snow Emergency Extended Until 7 a.m. Friday, January 25 A snow emergency remains in effect for the entire City of Madison until 7 a.m. Friday, January 25. Alternate side parking restrictions are …
- A snow emergency remains in effect for the entire City of Madison until 7 a.m. Friday, January 25. Alternate side parking restrictions are in effect again tonight for the entire city of Madison, …
- Public Input Meeting - Burr Jones Park FYI: Tonight's meeting will take place as previously planned. We're making improvements to Burr Jones Park and welcome your input! Potential changes …
- A snow emergency remains in effect for the entire City of Madison until 7 a.m. Thursday, January 24. Alternate side parking restrictions are in effect again tonight for the entire city of Madison, …
- A snow emergency remains in effect this evening, January 23 into the morning of January 24. City Streets Division crews along with heavy equipment contractors will be working through the day to …
- I'm making a brief exception to provide some winter-related updates. The best place to get future winter updates remains www.cityofmadison.com/winter . Due to today's storm, tonight's city council …
- Madison Declares Snow Emergency The City of Madison has declared a snow emergency. This means alternate side parking restrictions will be in effect tonight for the Snow Emergency Zone as well as …
- CORRECTED: Large Item and Christmas Tree Collections Delayed Large item collections and Christmas tree collections will resume the week on January 28 Due the anticipated snow event, the Streets …
- Streets Division crews will be working through the night to keep the roads safe. Once the snow begins to accumulate on the roads this afternoon, 32 trucks will be deployed to plow and salt the …
- Just a quick reminder that I'll be hosting open office hours tomorrow (Saturday, 1/19) at MADWest Farmers' Market (Lussier Community Education Center -- 55 S Gammon Road) from 8am - 10:30am. The …
- Streets Division crews will be working through the night to keep the roads safe. Once the snow begins to accumulate on the roads this afternoon, 32 trucks will be deployed to plow and salt the …
- Important release from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources for the Crestwood and Spring Harbor neighborhood: Prohibited invasive vine infests two Madison neighborhoods, triggers control …
- Some updates from Streets Division about Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Monday) and final chance for Christmas Tree Pickup: No Refuse, Recycling, or Drop-off Services on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day …
- The Streets Division will begin the final round of Christmas tree collection starting on January 22. Residents who wish to have their trees collected at the curb should have them out and ready …
- Yesterday I met with Kate Kane and Ann Friewald from Parks to get more information on the planned demolition and potential relocation of the tennis courts at Northland Manor Park. We have …
- This update includes an open office hours reminder, BRT Kickoff Recap, MPD Survey and 2019 Neighborhood Grant Material. Open Office Hours On Thursday evening (1/10/2019), I will have open office …
- First Happy New Year to you all. Madison Water Utility has received results from its latest round of testing for PFAS, a widely-used class of chemicals found in stain-resistant fabrics, nonstick …
- This coming Tuesday I will be voting for the amended development agreement between the City and Beitler Real Estate for the development of Judge Doyle Square. I strongly opposed the previous …
- Details on January's Office Hours and an update from the Streets Division on Christmas Tree Collection and the Invasive Elongate Hemlock Scale. Office Hours In January, I will be holding open …
- Here's some news on free Metro Transit rides on New Year's Eve, tree collection, and garbage collection around New Year's: Metro Transit Offers FREE Rides on New Year's Eve Stay safe during the …
- City of Madison Streets Division has been publishing an excellent series of holiday recycling tips: Recycle Old Electronics Do not put clothes in the green recycling cart Flatten and bundle the …
- Recycling Electronics Recycling electronics is not limited to televisions and household batteries. A number of electronics are banned from the landfill, like computers and cell phones, and they …
- Is your recycling spilling out of your cart? Well, have you considered a large recycling cart! Those two sentences work a little better if you read them in an infomercial-style voice. Yes, you …
- We are in the season of giving, which also means figuring out what to do with all the extra stuff from the gifts. Over the next several days, we will share some recycling tips on how you should …
- We are in the season of giving, which also means figuring out what to do with all the old stuff the gifts have replaced. Over the next several days, we will share some recycling tips on how you …
- Information on Monday's Plan Commission meeting, last call for FEMA assistance, a reminder about open office hours on Tuesday and 2018 Property Tax Bills: Plan Commission (5614 Schroeder Road) On …
- Bryan Johnson, the City of Madison's Recycling Coordinator is providing tips on how to deal with recycling in advance of the Holidays. Stay tuned for all kinds of advice on how to sift through and …
- It's that time of year again when we come home to front porches full of boxes from online retailers where we find all of the best deals from the convenience of ordering from our phones. This …
- Just because it's cold out, doesn't mean you have to miss going to a farmers' market. There is an excellent farmers' market in our district: MADWest Farmers' Market Saturdays between now and …
- Join Us as We Plan for the Future of Public Transit in Madison! The City of Madison is holding a kickoff meeting for the Madison East-West Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Corridor Study on December 12th, …
- Two piece of transportation related news/information: Last month, Tom Lynch, City of Madison's Transportation Director, gave a fantastic lunch keynote presentation at the Mayor's Neighborhood …
- Run For Alder! Nomination papers are now able to be circulated by candidates and must be submitted by January 2, 2019. I do encourage anyone who is interested in being Alder in District 12 and …
- A few updates including my December Open Office Hours, winter-related news and some flood mitigation information. Office Hours In December, I will be holding open office hours twice: Date Location …
- Forecasts are calling for snow overnight, which means the Streets Division trucks will be out. The Streets Division will deploy 32 trucks to maintain the salt routes once the snowfall begins to …
- In case you didn't see the Waterways 2018 newsletter produced by the Stormwater Utility and Sewer Utility that was recently mailed out, I wanted to share an article on the historic flooding …
- Join the city as they Plan for the Future of Public Transit in Madison! The City of Madison is holding a kickoff meeting for the Madison East-West Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Corridor Study to explore …
- Dear Friends and Neighbors, After nearly fourteen years, two districts, seven elections, twenty-two committees, over 900 pieces of sponsored legislation, debates that were re-debated a number of …
- On Saturday, November 24, at approximately 1:15PM, there will be fireworks set off at Union South, in honor of Mike Leckrone's last home game as UW Marching Band Director.
- I wanted to send out a few updates as we head into the Thanksgiving Holiday week. This update includes information about my open office hours this week, refuse and recycling collection schedule …
- The following message is from the Streets Division, regarding the FIRST snowfall (with accumulation) Winter may have started a little early this year, but the Streets Division is ready for it. …
- Did you know that the Midtown Police District is live? Follow them for updates on things happening in our area! https://www.cityofmadison.com/police/midtown/blotter.cfm
- The City of Madison's alternate side parking restrictions begin at 1 a.m. on Thursday, November 15th. Alternate side parking is in effect from November 15 to March 15 for the entire City of …
- I am sponsoring, along with Alders Martin, Carter, McKinney, and Phair, a budget amendment for the 2019 Capital Budget to help start the long process of implementing flood mitigation. This …
- On Tuesday, November 13 (and November 14, if necessary), the Common Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing and adopt a capital and operating budget for 2019. For those interested, this is …
- Hello neighbors, This is a long update, but please read as it contains a lot of information regarding the Stormwater Management Amendment I am proposing. As you all know, the floods of August 20 …
- SBA disaster assistance loans are available to homeowners, renters, businesses and non-profit organizations of all sizes that were affected by the disaster. SBA offers disaster assistance loans …
- I just received information from the US Small Business Administrator (SBA) I wanted to pass along. They shared details about disaster assistance loans available to homeowners, renters, businesses …
- Tuesday, November 6th is Election Day! Polling places are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you have moved since the last time you voted, you will need to complete a new voter registration …
- I wanted to remind everyone of a few things on the calendar for this week. VOTE ON TUESDAY! If you aren't one of the close to 45,000 people in Madison that have already voted, I wanted to remind …
- Pumpkin Spiced Leaf Piles Are Back! Place pumpkins out for yard waste collection Pumpkins are in everything this time of year. They’re in lattes, cookies, cereal – even deodorant and burritos. …
- Water Main Flushing plans beginning Monday, November 5th(all flushing is daytime unless otherwise noted): MAP: http://www.cityofmadison.com/water/Documents/flushingschedule.pdf Area 12 (West): …
- Mark your calendars, and join your friends and neighbors at the historically renovated Madison Municipal Building. From 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 8, there will be …
- First Street Well Demolition There is currently fencing around the former Well 3 in front of the Fleet Services building at the corner of First Street and East Johnson Street. In anticipation of …
- Yard Waste Collection Crews Begin 10-Hour Workdays Starting today, October 30, the Streets Division’s yard waste collection crews will begin working 10-hour days in order to collect more leaves …
- A few updates this afternoon including my November Open Office Hours, FEMA's Disaster Recovery Center Opening and a Request for Volunteers. Office Hours In November, I will be holding open office …
- October 24, 2018 4:22 PM On October 18th, Dane County was officially designated a FEMA Disaster Areaas a result of the flooding we experienced on August 20th. This designation has made the area …
- On October 18th, Dane County was officially designated a FEMA Disaster Area as a result of the flooding we experienced on August 20th. This designation has made the area eligible for federal …
- Many people in the surrounding area of 5614 Schroeder Road recently got a postcard about an upcoming second meeting about this project. The purpose of the second meeting is to give residents an …
- Here's a notice from the Streets Division about sandbags collection for those wishing to dispose of their sandbags. To be clear, if you have sandbags, you are not required to get rid of them at …
- The City of Madison Mayor's Neighborhood Conference 2018 brings together hundreds of the most thoughtful, conscious, and caring people involved in neighborhoods across our city. Residents, …
- The City of Madison Mayor's Neighborhood Conference 2018 brings together hundreds of the most thoughtful, conscious, and caring people involved in neighborhoods across our city. Residents, …
- The Council's website now has a new link with a summary of different information and links about running for council: http://www.cityofmadison.com/Council/councilMembers/runForCouncil.cfm The …
- Reminder: I will have open office hours at Alicia Ashman Library - Study Room - 733 N High Point Rd, Madison, WI 53717 from 4:30-7pm tonight (10/18). Feel free to come by, say hi and pick up a …
- Inadvertent Special Assessment Notices Sent A number of Madison residents may have recently received a letter from the City of Madison Finance Department indicating they are being charged a …
- A reminder! Tonight, Crescendo Espresso Bar is hosting an Open House at their new location, TONIGHT! Crescendo Espresso Bar is opening a new location at Hilldale Mall. They are also applying for …
- Here's a notice from the City Clerk's Office: The City of Madison needs your help facilitating the right to vote on Tuesday, November 6! The City Clerk’s Office needs to fill over 3,000 poll …
- Due to the predicted forecast and a recently acquired cold, I will unfortunately be canceling tomorrow's office hours. I was hoping we were done with flash flood warnings, but here's the latest …
- We will be under a Flash Flooding Watch this evening, from 7PM through Saturday afternoon. We are predicted to get between 1-2 inches of rain this evening and into the morning. This Heavy …
- Metro Transit is looking to gather information on rides. Here's a survey you participate in to help: Metro Transit Survey - Give feedback on your trip! Metro is dedicated to providing excellent …
- This update includes information about last night's presentation to the Common Council from the Engineering Division and details on Community Bonds now available. Common Council Briefing on August …
- Good afternoon! The following message is from Kathleen Kane, Landscape Architect for the Madison Parks Department: The 2019 Playgrounds – Group 1 workshop for Doncaster, Lucia Crest, Segoe, …
- This is a big update that covers a few different topics including my October office hours, recently announced plans by the County to address flooding, an upcoming briefing to the Madison Common …
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents completed a four-day Wisconsin“enforcement surge”. Twenty residents of Madison were taken without notice. We speak collectively in calling these …
- The City of Madison is offering community bonds to its residents! By buying community bonds, you can invest in the future of our city, and earn tax-exempt interest at the same time. The mayor is …
- I wanted to share a memo sent to the Madison Common Council yesterday from the Mayor. It's a bit colorful, but does a good job explaining the current situation. -Keith F September 24, 2018 From: …
- Dear Community, In a time of crisis we must stay on a common front. Below are some helpful pieces of information. INQUIRIES FROM COMMUNITY MEMBERS CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR SAFETY If you are aware of …
- Atento Comunicado: Estimadas Familias de la Comunidad Latina, Por este medio hacemos de su conocimiento que ICE (inmigración) se encuentra en el área de Madison realizando arrestos a personas …
- Thank you to all those attended last night's meeting that Alder Phair and I held regarding the housing development proposal by Stone House Development . Last night was an opportunity to introduce …
- Fall Leaves/Yard Waste Collection to Begin Monday, October 1 The City of Madison Streets Division will begin curbside leaf and yard waste collection for the fall on Monday, October 1. What is …
- Crescendo Espresso Bar is opening a new location at Hilldale Mall. They are also applying for a Class B Beer and Class C Wine License, planning to have beer and wine at approximately 3% of their …
- I wanted to share news of a Dane County meeting this evening at 6pm about lake levels and some recent stories in the news regarding the subject that I found interesting: Richard Lathrop (Honorary …
- News release from the City of Madison issued on 9/19/2018 at 4:00 p.m.: The National Weather Service reports that the area surrounding the City of Madison could receive up to 3.5 inches of rain in …
- The 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. It could also be much less, but residents are …
- This week will mark an important milestone: on Wednesday (today), the public is invited to participate in the A Greater Madison Vision Alternatives Futures Survey. You, and anyone who lives, works …
- I will be hosting two community meetings next week: On Monday, September, 17, 2018 at 5:30pm, Lt. Lori Chalecki, from the Madison Police Department, will join me for a meeting to discuss the Nile …
- September is a busy month with the introduction of the Mayor's Capital Budget and the Jewish Holidays, but I will be holding open office hours twice during the month: Date Location Wednesday, …
- NEW! Sign Up For Text Alerts: You can sign up to receive City of Madison Flooding Updates via text messaging. You will receive updates regarding flash flooding risks, flood-related road and bike …
- Flooding Update, Sunday, 9/2 at 1pm The risk for flash flooding remains high this afternoon and into the evening. Madison residents in areas at risk of flash flooding should be prepared. Sandbag …
- I haven't sent out a flooding update in a few days, but the weather emergency we've been experiencing since August 20th isn't over. City officials are requesting that residents continue to stay …
- An officer-involved shooting occurred today in the Emerson East Neigborhood at approximately 4:30pm. At this point the situation is stable and I extend my sympathies and support to all those, …
- Flooding concerns remain. As more rain rolls through Madison today, forecasts show even more rain to come. Lake levels remain high and the threat of flash flooding continue. Residents should …
- City of Madison Flooding Update - Friday, August 31 Issued: 1:30 p.m. We have a potentially threatening weather forecast. Check the latest weather forecast frequently. A small amount of rain will …
- News from the Streets Division about an extension to the recycling fee sticker waiver, Labor Day schedule and the resumption of regular collection: Recycling Fee Sticker Waiver Extended to Friday, …
- Recycling Fee Sticker Waiver Extended to Friday, September 7
The recycling fee sticker waiver for residents impacted by flood damage has been extended to Friday, September 7. Flood damaged items …
- City of Madison Flooding Update-Thursday, August 30, 2018 Issued: 10:00 a.m. In an effort to manage the water level on Lake Mendota, the flow of water through the Tenney dam has been increased. …
- City of Madison Flooding Update-Thursday, August 30, 2018 Issued: 10:00 a.m. In an effort to manage the water level on Lake Mendota, the flow of water through the Tenney dam has been increased. …
- Recycling Fee Sticker Waiver Extended to Friday, September 7 The recycling fee sticker waiver for residents impacted by flood damage has been extended to Friday, September 7. Flood damaged items …
- I'm crossing my fingers that this is the last flooding update for a while. We're not out of the woods completely yet, but things are getting better for our area. Here's an update from the Mayor's …
- As Dane County continues to recover from the recent flooding, residents should be aware of the dangers of mold growth. If your home experienced moisture or water damage during the floods, it is at …
- City of Madison Flooding Update - Wednesday, August 29, 2018 – 2:00 pm We are incredibly fortunate that, although we had a severe weather forecast for our area last night, the majority of the rain …
- Non flood related news! A gentle reminder that we will are hosting a community forum regarding the Residential Permit Parking program, which is a neighbor driven program to establish 2 hour …
- In order to assist those homeowners that experienced flood damage, fee stickers will be wavied from Monday, August 27, 2018 to Friday, August 31, 2018. Stickers will be required again beginning on …
- City of Madison Floodng Update: Tuesday, August 28, 2018 Issued: 6:00 p.m. Contact: Katie Crawley, Public Information Officer, City of Madison Emergency Operations Center ALERT: Flash Flooding …
- City of Madison Floodng - ALERT : Flash Flooding Risks –City-wide. Conditions are favorable for urban flash flooding with 2-3" of rain in the next two hours with 1" later in the evening. Don't …
- City of Madison Floodng Update: Tuesday, August 28, 2018 Issued: 6:00 p.m. Contact: Katie Crawley, Public Information Officer, City of Madison Emergency Operations Center ALERT: Flash Flooding …
- Based on the latest forecast from the National Weather Service, the City just issued the following alert: City of Madison Flooding Update: Tuesday, August 28, 2018 Issued: 6:00 p.m. ALERT: Flash …
- Hello everyone, we're going to be getting more rain, and more storming north and north east of Madison can potentially have impacts on the lake levels. This update has more information regarding …
- Yesterday's rain didn't hit Madison as bad as expected and today so far has been nice. Things are looking better, but there is still a threat of rising water levels. The City of Madison held a …
- We were lucky to recieve less than an inch of rain here in Madison. Areas east of us got as much as 4-7". Flood levels are receding on several streets. We have RE-OPENED the following streets this …
- The city received less than one inch of rain last night and waters on some area streets are receding. As a result: We have RE-OPENED the following streets this morning: • Inbound E Washington …
- Some additional areas in the city including very small parts of district 17 are now identified as being at risk of flooding. Here …
- Large item pick-up and electronics recycling If setting items out on the curb for refuse pickup, separate your electronics from other items. The City would like to recycle electronics, if …
- Some additional information was shared at a press conference held at 1pm: Large item pick-up and electronics recycling If setting items out on the curb for refuse pickup, separate your electronics …
- We've luckily had a nice weekend so far, but rain is predicted to start again this afternoon. Here's the latest update from the City: Current Status: August 26 at 1:00 PM As of this morning, Lake …
- Current Status: August 26 at 1:00 PM As of this morning, Lake Mendota has dropped about an inch. The Yahara River at East Main Street fell one and a half inches due to reduction in flow. Remaining …
- As of this morning, the last 24 hours brought Lake Mendota down 1 inch and Lake Monona up 1 inch The Tenney Dam is discharging at 730 cubic feet per second and the County is planning to slow the …
- As of this morning, the last 24 hours brought Lake Mendota down 1 inch and Lake Monona up 1 inch. The level of the Yahara River at East Main St. was up 1.8 inches. The Tenney Dam is discharging at …
- As of this morning, the last 24 hours brought Lake Mendota down 1 inch and Lake Monona up 1 inch. The level of the Yahara River at East Main St. was up 1.8 inches. The Tenney Dam is discharging at …
- If you are in need of volunteers please fill out this form and city engineering will contact you and let you know how volunteers can be send your way: …
- While this week has been devastating to many in Madison, I've also seen the best in others. I've seen so many people in District 11 reach out to help neighbors and friends who've been affected by …
- I received this request for volunteers this morning: Help Needed For Sandbag Operations in City of Madison City staff, along with the National Guard and community volunteers, continue to work to …
- Metro Transit is offering free rides on all fixed route and paratransit vehicles beginning Saturday, Aug. 25. Free rides MAY continue next week depending on weather conditions. We do not plan to …
- Current Lake Conditions Trace amounts of rain fell this morning, less than expected. Lake Mendota levels are down one inch; meanwhile, Lake Monona has risen two inches. More rain is anticipated …
- Collection of Flood Damaged Items – UPDATE 8/24 Due to the widespread damage caused by the historic flooding in Madison, the Streets Division has changed the initial plan for how flood damaged …
- The City's site at https://www.cityofmadison.com/flooding continues to be the best place for the most up to date information. The City IT Team is updating the site regularly with new features. …
- The following is a message from Barb Ingham, Food Safety Specialist at UW-Madison, regarding the safety of produce from gardens that have been affected by flooding or standing water. Flooding …
- A message from the City of Madison Water Utility: The drinking water in Madison is safe. So far, Madison Water Utility operations have not been affected by flooding. The water is continuously …
- Documenting the damage caused by this week's floods can help the City plan for future events, and make changes to our stormwater management. If it is possible, residents can document any property …
- Additional information on flooding developments Dane County Lakes management is forced to increase the amount of water coming out of Lake Mendota at the Tenney Dam and that is taking place now. In …
- I will continue to send out major relevant updates on the flooding, but I recommend watching https://www.cityofmadison.com/flooding for the most up to date information. News Release from the …
- Hello everyone, We are likely to see more rain tomorrow. I'm including several updates here, so be prepared for lots of information. For the most up to date information, please see the City's …
- With the unprecedented amount of rain that fell this week in Dane County, lake levels are rising and will continue to do so. There is additional rain in the forecast for Friday. City staff are …
- We have two more updates tonight, from the Mayor's Office: 1. Due to rising lake levels, City Traffic Engineering staff are closing a portion of East Johnson Street this evening. It will be …
- Due to rising lake levels, City Traffic Engineering staff are closing a portion of East Johnson Street this evening. It will be closed from 1st Street to Baldwin. Detours have been …
- Here are some additional updates from today: From the Mayor's Office: City of Madison Prepares for Rising Lake Levels and Isthmus Road Closures With the unprecedented amount of rain that fell this …
- The following is a message from Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection regarding unethical contractors after this week's storms and flooding. We've not heard any …
- Common Council President Samba Baldeh, on behalf of the entire Common Council, expresses his sincere condolences for the loss of life and damage to properties because of Monday night's …
- Flood-related Refuse and Large Item Collection Residents in flood-impacted areas throughout Madison are encouraged to notify the Streets Division when water damaged items have been placed to the …
- Hello Neighbors, I apologize for the frequency of today's posts, but I want you all to be aware of updates. This post will be lengthy, but has quite a bit of information that I want to make sure …
- Heading into the evening commute, I'm providing some additional news and information. I will add updates to the bottom of this post throughout the evening and only create a new post/e-mail if …
- Alders received the following email communication from Mayor Soglin's Office: Madison city staff is continuing to triage traffic and flooding issues on the city's Westside, but there are …
- I apologize if the amount of communication over the last 12 hours has been a lot. I just received the following update from the Mayor's Office and decided it was important enough to share. Madison …
- The city and our district is still recovering from yesterday's heavy rains. I'm hearing reports of roads still having flood waters and abandoned cars. Please be safe and cautious if you have to be …
- Metro Transit Alert: Major service disruptions are happening on Madison's west side and Middleton routes this morning. Buses are unable to serve Middleton WEST of the Beltline, and portions of …
- After yesterday's record rainfall, we are recieving reports of flooding throughout the West Side, and specifically, District 11. Please email me at district11@cityofmadison.com to report any …
- We are experiencing extreme hazards throughout the west side of Madison with flooded roads. Street flooding is occurring at multiple locations and appear to be more numerous on the west side of …
- City Officials Warn of Hazardous Roads Madison City Engineering report that there are extreme hazards throughout the west side of Madison with flooded roads. Street flooding is occurring at …
- I wanted to share this news alert that the Mayor's Office just sent out. Please be safe! City Officials Warn of Hazardous Roads Madison City Engineer Rob Phillips and staff report that there are …
- City Forestry crews will start removing ash trees within our Aldermanic District starting next week by the boundary of the area that is highlighted in yellow on the attached maps below. The …
- City Forestry crews will start removing ash trees within our Aldermanic District starting next week within the boundary of the area that is highlighted in yellow on the attached map below. The …
- Please see the notice below from University Research Park about the possibility of blasting for the next three weeks at a construction site in University Research Park. The contractor has obtained …
- Good afternoon! We will be hosting a community forum regarding the Residential Permit Parking program, which is a neighbor driven program to establish 2 hour parking zones, block by block. Bill …
- On August 7th, the Madison Common Council appointed me to fill the remainder of Alder Mark Clear's term which expires on April 16, 2019. I'm honored to have the opportunity to represent the 19th …
- Hello District 11! I recieved a message from Madison Police Department Captain Cory Nelson, regarding a rash of break ins on the West Side. We'd like to remind everyone to make sure to lock the …
- August 14, is this fall's Partisan Primary. To find your polling location, please click here and put in your address. To check on your registration status, or to see what is on your ballot, click …
- WARD 84 We are unable to return to Hill Farms as a polling location because the new state building does not meet accessibility requirements for voting. Your new polling place, beginning with the …
- Recent Council Resignations On July 25, I accepted the resignation of Alderperson Sara Eskrich of District 13. This makes the third resignation from the Common Council since the month of June, …
- The city's Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee invites you to a public Open House to discuss and provide your input in the plans for Oscar Mayer and surrounding area. Please join us next …
- The Common Council Executive Committee has recommended Keith Furman for appointment to fill the remainder of my term. Pending confirmation by the full council, Keith will be sworn in on August …
- The Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee has been working since February to learn about issues involving the former Oscar Mayer site, various city plans that include the site, as well as …
- (This post has been updated. A seventh applicant was inadvertently left off of the orignal information published on Friday.) Seven applicants* to fill out the remainder of my term will be …
- The following is reposted from West Dist. Captain Cory Nelson: We are seeing a disturbing trend in the Nakoma neighborhood where suspects are entering unlocked vehicles in driveways, using the …
- This just came in from the mayor's office. Paul Soglin Will Not Run for Re-election as Madison Mayor After a career as Madison's longest serving and most effective Mayor, Paul Soglin announced …
- Public Health Madison & Dane County (PHMDC) reports that a dead bird found in Dane County has West Nile virus. This is the first bird that tested positive for West Nile virus in Dane County …
- Construction Update Contractor plans to start replacing sanitary sewer on Frey St on July 16. Frey St is open to local traffic only. Sawyer will be open to through traffic. For more information …
- The following is a repost from Madison Fire Chief Steve Davis's blog. Last Night, the City of Sun Prairie lost a firefighter in last night's downtown explosion and another colleague is …
- The Council President is now accepting applications to fill the remainder of my term until the April election. Complete details are available at this link . The timeline is: Applications due 7/17, …
- Madison Public Market Update While it may appear to be a quiet 2018 for the Madison Public Market, lots of work has been going on through the city, the property owner and the Madison Public Market …
- Hello, Neighbors! A heads up that it will be extremely hot and humid today, through Saturday. Heat index readings are expected to be in the 100-105 degree range in this window. Please exercise …
- Dear Friends and Neighbors, With sadness, I want to let you know that I am resigning my position as your District 19 Alder. I will continue to serve until the Council appoints a successor, or …
- A wet spring has caused water levels in our lakes to rise. More rain is expected on Tuesday and some storms may be heavy with amounts over 1” possible. Lake levels have been stable over the last …
- 2018 City-Wide Neighborhood Conference – Tell Us What is Important Complete by Friday, July 6 English Version: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/C3VVWNT Spanish Version: …
- Hello District 11! I've been contacted by many residents about conflicts for tomorrow's Residential Permit Parking presentation, with Bill Putnam, from Parking. We are in the process of …
- The following is a message from the City Engineer: As you are aware, the storm we experience on June 15th and June 16th was an extreme event which resulted in many areas of the city flooding. We …
- From the City Engineer: As you are aware, the storm we experience on June 15th and June 16th was an extreme event which resulted in many areas of the city flooding. We received an additional …
- City Engineer Rob Phillips sent the following message to Alders and the Mayor: As you are aware, the storm we experienced on June 15th and June 16th was an extreme event which resulted in many …
- Good afternoon! We will be hosting a community forum regarding the Residential Permit Parking program, which is a neighbor driven program to establish 2 hour parking zones, block by block. Bill …
- About the project The City of Madison in conjunction with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation is proposing a street reconstruction project on South Gammon Road from Seybold Road to Mineral …
- Those of you who live in the north eastern part of the district, off of portage may have seen some unusual police presence this evening. There was shooting on portage road. Below is what I found …
- Capitol City Band 50th Season Concerts in the Park Thursdays June 14 to August 30 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. (Special Celebration Concert Sunday July 22 2:00 pm Rennebohm Park) Rennebohm Park 115 N. Eau …
- The following is a message from West District Police Captain Cory Nelson: All, As some of you know or heard, there were several shots fired last night in the 300 block of Orchard St. around …
- Memorial Day: As we observe Memorial Day, each of us should pause and remember those who gave their lives in defense of freedom and let their families know that they are not alone. Even as we …
- Memorial Day: As we observe Memorial Day, each of us should pause and remember those who gave their lives in defense of freedom and let their families know that they are not alone. Even as we …
- On April 27, a speeding motorist crashed on Midvale Boulevard, tragically killing one of our neighbors, Greg Nametz, and severely injuring his wife, Patty, who were walking their dog near the …
- The City of Madison Parks Division will hold a public input meeting regarding reconstructing the boat launch parking lot at Warner Park. Construction of the project is scheduled for fall 2018. …
- City of Madison Comprehensive Plan https://www.imaginemadisonwi.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUvKrZviBS8&feature=youtu.be An ordinance to adopt the City of Madison Comprehensive Plan …
- NEIGHBORHOOD INFORMATIONAL MEETING Mendota-Spring Harbor Greenway Repair - Mineral Point Section Tuesday, May 8th, 6:30 p.m. Jefferson Middle School (Lecture Hall) 101 S. Gammon Road PLEASE NOTE …
- Alder Rebecca Kemble from District 18 north of District 12 has organized a meeting about the recent City of Madison Property Assessments. She wanted me to extend an invitation to District 12 …
- Starting at 7:00 a.m. on Monday, May 7, Raymond P. Cattell Inc. will begin off peak lane closures on University Avenue between Midvale Boulevard and Segoe Road in order to install underground …
- Many Northside residents were shocked to receive their property tax assessments in the mail recently. Two of the three assessment districts where values rose the most - 12% or more - are located …
- Due to the unusual wintry start to spring, the Streets Division announces one extra yard waste pickup. This extra and final yard waste collection round for the spring of 2018 will begin on …
- Want to get the basics of the budget process? The City of Madison prepares an annual Operating Budget, Capital Budget, and Capital Improvement Plan. The Operating Budget funds the day-to-day …
- The Plan Commission will be having a public hearing on the proposed Madison Yards (Hill Farms DOT Development) on MONDAY, April 23, at 5:30 PM. It will be held at the City-County Building, 210 …
- The Madison Public Market Foundation is hosting a spring Taste of the Madison Public Market event to give Madisonians an opportunity to meet a few vendors that are preparing to launch their …
- The Madison Public Market Foundation is hosting a spring Taste of the Madison Public Market event to give Madisonians an opportunity to meet a few vendors that are preparing to launch their …
- When the snow begins, the Streets Division will deploy trucks to plow and treat the salt route network. These are the main thoroughfares of Madison, metro bus routes, and roads around schools and …
- 2018 City of Madison PropertY Assessment The 2018 City of Madison property assessments have been posed on the city's website . City-wide property values increased 6.7% overall from the 2017 …
- The 2018 property assessments are now available on the City website at cityofmadison.com/assessor . Assessment notices were mailed today to all property owners whether or not their assessment has …
- The freezing rain and snow that started to fall on Saturday, April 14, 2018, continued in to Monday morning, April 16, 2018. All snow and ice that accumulated from this event shall be removed the …
- Metro Route 21 Proposed Changes Withdrawn I have been informed that the proposed changes to Route 21 stops on Londonderry Drive have been withdrawn based upon initial public feedback. There is no …
- WI EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RELEASE: Wisconsin’s Tornado & Severe Weather Awareness Week April 9-13, 2018 CONTACT: Andrew Beckett | ngwi.pao@mail.mil | 608-242-3211 MADISON, Wis. — Governor Scott …
- A message from West District Captain Cory Nelson: With the return of winter weather, so followed the return of auto thieves. We had 3 vehicles stolen over the weekend just in the west district. …
- Metro Route 21 Proposed Changes Metro Transit is proposing a few changes to Route 21 which provides service on the Northside. It removes the southbound right turn onto Londonderry Drive and …
- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Wednesday, April 11 Starts at 6 p.m. City-County Building 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Room 201—City Council Chambers On Wednesday, April 11, Metro Transit and the …
- Residents of wards 83 and 84 recieved a postcard from the City Clerk's office about a change of polling location for the April 3rd Spring General Election, and may have caused a bit of confusion. …
- Coming Soon: Yard Waste Pickup http://www.cityofmadison.com/streets/yardWaste/leaf/ Begins April 2, 2018 Yard waste collection for the spring begins April 2. Streets Division crews will provide …
- Primary Spring Election – Tuesday April 3 Please remember there is an upcoming election on Tuesday, April 3. This is a very important local and state election and your participation in our …
- Absentee voting is underway for the April 3 Spring Election! Find your sample ballot at https://MyVote.wi.gov . The Clerk's Office mailed out 2,362 absentee ballots this week. If you are voting …
- On Monday, April 2, the Streets Division will begin curbside yard waste pickup for the spring. There are two curbside collection By clicking this link, you will be leaving the City of Madison …
- In-Person Absentee Voting and voter registration are available at all Madison Public Library locations and Streets East. Hours and locations are listed here . To view a sample ballot, look up …
- Spring Prescribed Fire: This year, the City of Madison Parks Division and Engineering Division will be conducting prescribed burns on areas of existing native vegetation. Prescribed burns are an …
- City Prescribed Burns This year, the City of Madison Parks Division and Engineering Division will be conducting prescribed burns on areas of existing native vegetation. Prescribed burns are an …
- The Board of Park Commissioners will be meeting On Wednesday, March 14, at Olbrich Botanical Gardens, 3300 Atwood Avenue, at 6:30 PM. The Commission will be voting on the amendment to the …
- A national school walkout is planned to take place Wednesday, March 14. In Madison, students are expected to meet at Madison East High School around 11:00 a.m. and beginning walking to the Capitol …
- The City of Madison Parks Division will hold a public input meeting regarding a master plan amendment to allow for the expansion of the community gardens at Rennebohm Park. At this meeting, City …
- On Tuesday, February 27, 2018, the City of Madison Common Council approved the Madison Arts Commission’s recommendation of Wisconsin artist Ray Chi for a site-specific public art opportunity in …
- Hello! As of 2:30PM, snow is starting to fall on the west side! Snow and winds will could contribute to dangerous road conditions during the evening commute. Also, from Madison Streets: "When the …
- The Urban Design Commission will be taking comments regarding the Madison Yards General Development Plan TOMORROW, Wednesday, February 21 at 4:30 PM, in room 351 of the City County Building. This …
- Polling places in District 19 (and throughout the state) will be open from 7am to 8pm on Tuesday for a primary election for State Surpreme Court Justice. Please take a moment to exercise your …
- Election - Tuesday, February 20 There is a state-wide primary election on the Spring ballot. More specifically, there is a primary for the Wisconsin Supreme Court - which all voters are eligible …
- Greetings! Imagine Madison Comprehensive Plan Update The city's year-long update to our Comprehensive Plan is nearing completion. The process, known as Imagine Madison, is now pulling together the …
- Greetings District 12 Residents! I hope you’re surviving this year’s version of winter. You can stay up-to-date on the various city policies about where to park and sidewalk clearing on the city’s …
- Madison Water Utility now has a project page ( Road Salt Study at Well 14 ) dedicated to an on-going series of studies into road salt impacts on Well 14 – the drinking water well located at 5130 …
- The Pedestrian/Bike/Motor Vehicle Commission will be meeting on Tuesday, January 23, at 5:00pm and will be held in the City County Building, 210 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Room 201. On their …
- Snow Emergency Continues Until 7 a.m. Wednesday, January 17 A snow emergency remains in effect for the entire City of Madison until 7 a.m. Wednesday, January 17. This means alternate side …
- In a recent email to all Alders expressing her support for funding the addition of 8 additional police officers, a resident wrote this: "A good Alder looks at the big picture and not just his or …
- As the snow falls and the city and nation celebrate the day commemorating the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., it is more important than ever that we all come together for the …
- by Stephen Schultz, Interim Streets Superintendent posted January 15, 2018 1:19 PM The City of Madison has declared a snow emergency. This means alternate side parking restrictions will be in …
- The Streets Division will dispatch 33 crews to maintain the salt routes and sand first areas during tonight’s winter event. Crews will maintain their routes through the after-work rush hour and …
- Madison Police Department Public Information Session Join Dane County Supervisor Michelle Ritt, Madison Alders Rebecca Kemble and Larry Palm and members of the Madison Police Department for a …
- Please join me and Dane County Supervisor Michelle Ritt, Alder Larry Palm and members of the Madison Police Department for a discussion on recent gun shots fired on the Northside. Police respond …
- The City of Madison wants your input on establishing new or expanding community gardens at Bordner, Indian Hills, or Rennebohm Parks. In early 2018 come have a “Community Conversation” to find …
- Starting today, Tuesday, January 2nd the Streets Division will begin Christmas tree collection. As in years past, there will be two rounds of tree collection. The first round of Christmas tree …
- Imagine Madison's Final Online Survey We want your opinion on the priorities for Madison and how our community can be improved for everyone. In our third and final survey, you can prioritize …
- The City of Madison wants your opinion on the priorities for Madison and how our community can be improved for everyone. In our third and final survey, you can prioritize strategies to tell us …
- If you are interested in monitoring the progress made on the construction of the Midtown Police Station, you can subscribe or check out this link . New pictures have also just been posted on the …
- Madison Parks will conduct a controlled burn today at the North Unit of Cherokee Marsh, 6098 N. Sherman Ave. They expect to be on site from 10:00 AM until 5:00 PM. If you have any questions …
- There are two upcoming neighborhood meetings that are for parks within District 12. Please plan to attend these meetings if you are intersted. Washington Manor Park Playground Improvement …
- Madison Parks will conduct a controlled burn at the South Unit of Cherokee Marsh this afternoon. They will be working in the area northwest of the intersection of Wheeler Road and American Ash …
- The Madison Fire Department has been notified of a telemarketer-style scam that may be gaining traction in the area, and we want to prevent unsuspecting citizens from falling victim to it. An area …
- On Saturday, November 25, the Streets Division will perform curbside yard waste collection. Crews will be working a 10-hour day on November 25. Due to the lateness of the season, and the number …
- Madison Mayor Paul Soglin and members of the Common Council are exploring the implementation of a City of Madison Municipal ID program. This ID would be issued by City of Madison with a primary …
- Community Input Sought on Municipal ID Program Madison Mayor Paul Soglin and members of the Common Council are exploring the implementation of a City of Madison Municipal ID program. This ID …
- Collection Schedule for the Thanksgiving Holiday There will be no refuse and recycling collection on both Thursday, November 23 and Friday, November 24 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. …
- Please join me for a neighborhood meeting for a presentation on Oakwood Village’s proposed University Woods Campus Master Site Plan. This meeting will provide neighbors with an update on the …
- Reich Brothers Partners with Rabin Worldwide for the Auction of Equipment and Redevelopment of the Oscar Mayer Facility Reich Brothers is pleased to announce a partnership with Rabin Worldwide …
- The Madison Public Market has been in the planning stages for many years, and has been getting closer to reality over the past two years. I support the idea of a public market, as a valuable …
- City Budget Information City Budget Information (website) This coming Monday (and Tuesday) the Madison Common Council will discuss and vote on the following Operating and Capital Budget …
- Pumpkin Spiced Leaf Piles Are Back! This time of year we put pumpkins in everything. We have it in our lattes, cookies, cereal – even our deodorant and pizza. But let's not forget you can spice …
- Alternate Side Parking Rules Begin November 15 at 1am The City of Madison's alternate side parking restrictions begin at 1 a.m. on Wednesday, November 15th. Alternate side parking is in effect …
- The neighborhood meeting scheduled for Tuesday 11/7/17 regarding the proposed redevelopment of 5237 and 5133 University Avenue has been canceled by agreement of the developer and myself. It will …
- UPDATE 11/6/2017: THIS MEETING IS CANCELED Please join me for a neighborhood meeting to discuss a proposal by Degen and Associates to redevelop the properties at 5237 and 5133 University …
- Many thanks to the 70 or so folks who came out last week to learn more about the proposed redevelopment of 5533 University Avenue. There was great participation and many good questions and …
- Madison Public Market The Madison Public Market is moving along and picking up steam. The Foundation hosted a successful "Taste of the Market" event and is planning for more. Vendors have now been …
- Madison Parks will conduct a prescribed burn at Cherokee Marsh Conservation Park (North Unit) on Friday, October 20, 2017. We expect to conduct the burn sometime between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM. We …
- The City of Madison has worked with public and private salt applicators and a Dane County advisory team to develop the new voluntary Winter Salt Certification Program, open to everyone in Dane …
- Madison Parks will conduct a prescribed burn at Owen Conservation Park tomorrow, Thursday, October 19, 2017. Conservation Parks Supervisor Paul Quinlan says he expects the predicted low wind …
- Madison Parks will conduct an early-season prescribed burn at Owen Conservation Park tomorrow, Thursday, October 19, 2017. We expect the predicted low wind speeds to allow smoke to lift almost …
- Please take this survey about important places in Madison and tell us what is important to you. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CityofMadisonHPPSurvey1 The survey results will be used at upcoming …
- Dear Neighbors - Budget Updates: The 2018 Executive Operating Budget ($551.6 Million) was presented to Council on October 9 & 10th. The operating budget provides money for running City …
- Seven Resident Appointments Available The Common Council adopted Resolution, Legislative File No. 47707 on September 5, 2017 creating a special task force on city governance to examine the …
- The Common Council adopted Resolution, Legislative File No. 47707 on September 5, 2017 creating a special task force on city governance to examine the structure and powers of the Common Council …
- NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING Redevelopment of Former Brennan's Site Tuesday, October 24, 2017 at 6:30 p.m. Dale Heights Presbyterian Church - Sanctuary 5501 University Avenue Please join me for a …
- A sudden tornado has passed through the area, affecting parts of of District 12. I hope everyone is safe and appreciate the quick response from Madison's dedicated employees. Please be safe out …
- Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee Members The Mayor has proposed, and the council has accepted, the following recommendations for mebers to the new Oscar Mayer Stategic Assessment …
- The City of Madison Parks Division will be conducting wildlife management this winter to reduce numbers of deer and turkey in Owen Conservation Park. This management is in accordance with Parks …
- From the Madison Police Incident Report This afternoon, a Madison man was shot inside the Capitol Petro Mart, 2702 E. Washington Ave. Officers were called to the scene around 2:20 p.m. and have …
- 2017 City Capital and Operating Budget The city is begining discussion and decision making on the 2017 Capital and Operating budget. You can follow the status and receive more information about …
- The City of Madison Streets Division will begin curbside leaf and yard waste collection for the fall on Monday, September 25. As in years past, there will be no leaf collection schedule. Streets …
- Hello neighbors! i will be jointing Alders Cheeks and Phair tomorrow, Saturday 9 for a Budget Listening Session at Sequoya Library. Please come to learn a little more about the city's budget and …
- ROAD CLOSURE UPDATE! Both the on-ramp and the off-ramp from University Avenue to Old Middleton Road will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, September 7th from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The ramp closures …
- The reconstruction of the Sunset Courts is currently in progress. Construction items that are in progress are underground utility installation (sanitary sewer, water main and storm sewer). …
- The Hill Farms Neighborhood Association along with Ald. Martin (D11) and myself are hosting a neighborhood meeting tonight on the redevelopment of the private (non-DOT) portion of the Hill Farms …
- Starting at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, August 30th, the eastbound University Avenue on-ramp from Old Middleton Road will be closed to complete asphalt paving on the eastbound lanes of University …
- Madison Water Utility is responding to a large main break on Packers Ave. just north of Anhalt Drive (near Whitetail Ridge Park). Homes and businesses in the area may experience very low pressure …
- Dear Neighbors - As the Labor Day weekend approaches and we anticipate the start of our public schools, I want to take this opportunity to share updates and thoughts about issues that concern our …
- Please attend a meeting with representatives from Summit Smith Development to review their plans for a proposed development at the Hill Farms State Department of Transportation site. The proposal …
- Hello neighbors! I am forwarding information regarding a water main installation project that will be starting soon: Madison Water Utility Customer: Madison Water Utility will be beginning a …
- You are invited! Please join us in celebrating service to our community with tours of the fire station and apparatus, FREE food, face painting, music, games and opportunities to meet friendly …
- Last Saturday the Lakeview Hill Neighborhood Association hosted a community meeting to disuss upcoming street reconstruction in the neighborhood. I was unable to attend the meeting due to my work …
- Hello Neighbors! I spoke with Captain Cory Nelson, from the West Police District, regarding neighborhood safety issues. There are still people breaking into unlocked cars, or opened garage doors …
- Project Update Contractor continues to work on curb & gutter, storm sewer and eletrical. The second outbound lane is scheduled to be open the week of August 7. All inbound lanes will be open. …
- Oakbrook Corporation will be at Warner Park Community Center Friday August 4 from 2pm to 6pm accepting housing application for their second building at Tennyson Ridge at 3818 Whitman Lane. One, …
- Dear Residents- Foxconn. A company that has been in the news lately for proposing a 20 million square feet factory on about 1.56 square miles, employing from 3,000 to 13,000 employees with a …
- Chip Sealing Residents of throughout District 12 either have or will soon have chip sealing done on their street. Notice was sent out previously to properties on the streets that the work will …
- Public Market The City of Madison Public Market Development Committee voted to approve a site plan, allowing the Madison Public Foundation to begin the process of fundraising. While there …
- New Program - Wild Rumpus at Reindahl Park on Mondays Summer is officially here and parents and children maybe looking for outdoor activities. City Parks Division in partnership with Madison …
- The Pedestrian/Bike/Motor Vehicle Commission will be meeting on June 27 at 5PM, and will be taking up several school year crossing guard locations. The Midvale/Mineral Point intersection is one of …
- After several years of painstaking work involving several ordinance changes, the Madison Food Policy Council has finalized an illustrated guide to planting in yards and city-owned street …
- I'm sorry to report that we've had a second potential child enticement incident in a week in the Hill Farms neighborhood. On 6/15/2017, a 13-year-old female was biking home (in the S. Eau Claire …
- From Channel3000 : Madison police want parents and their children to stay alert as they look for a man who tried to get an 11-year-old into his car on the city's west side Friday evening. The boy …
- Odana Rd will be reduced to one lane in each direction June 12 - 14 for the installation of a sanitary sewer to a new building. June 12: EB traffic will be reduced to one lane from 9am - 3pm June …
- Do you have an opinion on the direction of our city? Check out Phase 2 of Imagine Madison online activities! From December 2016 through February 2017, community members were asked to provide their …
- Madison Public Market Work on the Madison Public Market is proceeding. There has been some significant discussion about the site plan – discussion with the property owners has moved the Market …
- Drop-Off-Site on Sycamore Closed: The drop-off site at 4602 Sycamore Ave. is closed for pavement repairs. A temporary drop-off site at 4141 Nakoosa Trail is now open. The temporarily site will …
- The Northside Planning Council will host a public community meeting to discuss creating a safer community this Wednesday, June 7, 2017 from 6 - 8 pm at Mendota Elementary School. The gathering …
- At 7:00 a.m. on Monday, June 5th, Parisi Construction will begin work on University Avenue to install a new signalized intersection at the Hill Farms development, approximately 450 feet west of …
- For those of you who aren't aware, there was a fatal shooting in the 500 block of Northport Dr. at the Ridgecrest apartments yesterday afternoon. In the wake of this homicide, Northside residents, …
- The State Department of Transportation is adding a new entrance to Hill Farms from University Avenue as part of the redevelopment project. This entrance is located roughly across from the Old …
- City of Madison Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee Last night, Alder Kemble and I introduced a resolution creating the Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee. The resolution is set to …
- Good news about a great opportunity for affordable rooftop solar electricity for Madison families. We know that our neighborhood cares about sustainability and energy from clean sources, so we’re …
- Gun violence in the city We are seeing a troubling increase in gun-related violence. Examples of these incidents include homicide, robbery, weapon offenses and random shootings, including shots …
- The next round of public input for Madison's Comprehensive Plan begins next week, and the first meeting will be held at Warner Park Community Recreation Center on Tuesday. Please attend if you are …
- I'd like to update you on the status of the charges levied against me in Morton County, North Dakota. You may remember that I was arrested while serving as a legal observer at a ceremony on …
- Tuesday is the April general election and our last election scheduled election for 2017. On the ballot in District 19 you'll find contested races for State Schools Superintendent, two seats on the …
- This is an update to a previous blog post about the city trapping beavers in Warner Park. Thank you to all who have written emails to city staff, the city council and myself. Effective April 1, …
- Beavers in Warner Park We have recently received a few emails concerning the trapping of beavers in Warner Park. A resident recently contacted Madison Parks to make us aware of beaver …
- 2017 Neighborhood Grants The City has announced the 2017 Neighborhood Grants, which many neighborhoods have used successful through the years to improve respective communities. This year a total …
- The polling place for ward 87 is moving from Crestwood School to John Muir School, starting with the April 4th election ( map ). The Crestwood location has had several challenges, including …
- Recent Shooting I share people's concerns about the recent shootings within the East Washington Ave corridor. While those arrested in the February 19th incident are said to be affiliated with …
- Greetings! You might have heard the recent news that a potential developer is interested in the Oscar Mayer site. They are still in the review phase and have not made any decisions as to what …
- Polls are open until 8pm for today's primary election featuring important races for Madison School Board and State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Don't forget to bring your photo ID. Know …
- In response to previous discussions about schools on the Northside, State Representative Melissa Sargent and Superintendent Jennifer Cheatham and I came together to provide an opportunity for …
- The City of Madison, in partnership with Public Health Madison & Dane County, the Willy Street Co-op, UW Health's Northeast Family Medical Center, and Second Harvest Food Bank's HungerCare …
- City Streets Chip Sealing I have been notified that a substantial number of District 12 streets will be “Chip Sealed” this year (see map above). Chip sealing is an important part of the City of …
- The application to convert a single family house at 1413 Wyldewood Drive has been withdrawn by the applicant. No public hearing will be held on the application.
- 1413 Wyldewood Drive Conditional Use Public Hearing Felicia Davis is proposing to l ocate a daycare center for 16 youth in a four bedroom house. This requires a conditional use as the area is …
- 1413 Wyldewood Drive Conditional Use Public Hearing Felicia Davis is proposing to l ocate a daycare center for 16 youth in a four bedroom house. This requires a conditional use as the area is …
- Please join the Mayor, Common Council and community members for a gathering in support of our neighbors subject to deportation or discrimination. You are invited to join the city-wide gathering to …
- City wide Community Forum – "Know Your Rights" – United We Stand A city-wide gathering to support our community's immigrant residents in the face of potential attacks by the current administration …
- The City of Madison is set to experience warming temperatures and rain in the coming days, but many of our storm sewer inlets are still blocked with snow and ice. The City of Madison Engineering …
- No Refuse or Recycling Collection on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day There will be no refuse or recycling collection today (Monday, January 16) in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr holiday. …
- Oscar Mayer Special Area Committee The 2017 City of Madison budget allocates $100,000 for a Special Area Plan for the Oscar Mayer (and adjacent) sites. City staff, District 18 Alder Kemble and …
- Car-X Proposal Presentation In my last email, I provided information about a potential Car-X proposal at the East Johnson and East Washington Streets intersection to replace the vacant printing …
- Now that it’s warming up to seasonal averages, it's time to shovel out and look forward to 2017. Below are two recent items of note that I would like to share with you. Car-X Proposed for East …
- Madison Declares Snow Emergency The City of Madison has a snow emergency. This means alternate side parking restrictions will be in effect in the downtown/isthmus snow emergency zone as well as …
- The City of Madison has a snow emergency. This means alternate side parking restrictions will be in effect in the downtown/isthmus snow emergency zone as well as the rest of the City of Madison. …
- Snow Plowing The City alternate side street parking is in effect in D17, and parking staff does ticket vehicles parked on the wrong side after midnight. On even days, vehicles must be parked on …
- A snow emergency remains in effect for the entire City of Madison until 7 a.m. Tuesday, December 13. This means alternate side parking restrictions are in effect throughout the entire city again …
- This just in from the City Treasurer: It is that time of year again, along with holiday decorations, gatherings with friends and family and even snow, it is time to expect your City of Madison …
- The Madison Police are concerned about a series of residential burglaries in the Emerson-East neighborhood. You can see all MPD Incident Reports online . Incident Report for Case #2016-433594 …
- Truax Field F-35 You might have heard about the Air Force's decision to include the 115th Fighter Wing at Truax Field as one of the five candidate sites for the next generation F-35 aircraft. The …
- The City of Madison has declared a snow emergency. This means alternate side parking restrictions will be in effect throughout the entire City of Madison tonight, including the downtown/isthmus …
- The City of Madison has created a revised East Johnson Street Bike Path Relocation Order . This is for the connection between East Johnson Street and Demetral Park behind Occupy Madison and PDQ. …
- City 2017 Budget The 2017 Capital and Operating Budget have been approved by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Only amendments brought forward by at least two Council members were discussed …
- Good news for homeowners from the City of Madison Fire Department! The nation's leading supplier of data and analytics for the property/casualty insurance industry has named Madison "Wisconsin's …
- Hello Friends and Neighbors, It may be the holiday season, but there's no slowing down at City Hall. Here's a roundup of news in and affecting our area: Thanksgiving Trash Pickup If your usual …
- Please join Ald. Marsha Rummel and me for a neighborhood meeting where we will hear about Gorman & Company, Inc.’s proposal for a GrandFamily housing development to be located at 2507 …
- The Council voted to maintain the Madison Public Market in the Capital budget with some modifications for the language, but not the financial. The new budget language approved is: No planned GO …
- Update – Post Election and Budget Dear Neighbors - The election results from the city clerk's office show that there was a diversity of opinion about the presidential race in every ward in the …
- First, the Council will meet this coming Monday, November 14 at 5:30pm at the Monona Terrace to discuss these amendments. We will go through the Capital budget first before moving onto the …
- 2017 City Budget Council Amendments out The Operating and Capital Budget amendments that will be discussed by the Council next Monday, November 14 are now public. Operating Budget Amendments …
- As part of Madison Water Utility's conservation initiative, we're giving away more than a thousand high-efficiency showerheads. By switching to WaterSense showerheads, the average family could …
- Polling Place at East High School to Remain Open Until 9:00 p.m. Voters in Ward 29 on Madison’s East side will be able to vote until 9:00 p.m. this evening because of a fire alarm at East High …
- Dear Neighbors, After a long season of primaries, debates, commercials, yard signs, flyers and the rest, it all comes down to you, to me, to all of us, to exercise our right and our duty to vote. …
- Neighbors and Residents of District 17 ELECTIONS UPDATE - Tuesday, November 8th is election day. If you are not sure where to vote visit the City Clerk site here . Need a ride to your polling …
- Hello Neighbors, here's a roundup of news in and affecting our area. West Place redevelopment meeting tonight Please join Ald. Skidmore and myself for a second neighborhood meeting to continue our …
- Tomorrow is Election Day. Please be sure to vote! There are a number of federal, state and local elections on the ballot, including a MMSD Referendum (on the back side of the ballot). Ward 29 …
- Parks regularly conducts prescribed burns on conservation parks to restore and maintain prairie and savanna habitat. Our conservation staff is trained and experienced in proper techniques for …
- Parisi Construction will close Tennyson Lane between Eliot Lane and Kipling Drive starting Monday, November 7 at 7:0 am until 5:00pm on Friday, November 11. The street will be opened each night …
- You are invted to the 2016 Winter Weather Safety Workshop. It is free and open to anyone interested in learning more about winter weather and how to stay safe in hazardous conditions. Speakers …
- Now that the goblins and ghouls that were out demanding tricks or treats from homeowners have slunk back into their lairs until next year, what do we do with all these jack-o-lanterns that …
- November is a time when city government really kicks into high gear. The 2017 budget is being debated and projects are being discussed for action next year. This November is no different. As I …
- Public Involvement Meeting for East Johnson Street (North Baldwin Street to First Street) Please Note: This project includes the area from Fordem Avenue to First Street and First Street on the …
- Don't forget you can vote ahead of this November's election with In Person Absentee Voting. You can vote until next Friday, November 4 at locations near where you live or work. Most people have …
- Tonight the City’s Board of Estimates will meet to discuss proposed BOE Operating Budget Amendments. Amendments were made public on Friday at noon and only members of the Board of Estimates votes …
- Dear Friends and Constituents: I'm writing to let you know how I spent my mini-vacation last weekend and the early part of this past week - the first vacation my husband Adam and I have taken in …
- Thursday, Oct. 13, Alders' Budget Listening Session 6:30PM, Our Redeemer Church, 1702 McKenna Boulevard Alders McKinney, King, Skidmore, Gruber and I are holding a joint public listening session …
- Elections is one of the most important rights provided to us in a democracy. The responsibility of civic virtue is an essential component for democracy. Many agree that this election in particular …
- Last night the Department of Corrections and Madison Police conducted a community meeting to discuss the placement of a child sex offender in transitional housing at 722 Troy Dr. Thanks to those …
- District 17 Community Forum I think we all agree that the community forum was well attended and it went well and I think we had a good cross section of people at the meeting, expressing different …
- Madison Public Market Site Design Workshop Mark your calendars for a community workshop focused on the site design for the Madison Public Market. The workshop will take place on November 3 at …
- North Precinct Captain Jay Lengfeld has notified me that Mr. Steven Arthur, who is a child sex offender, is scheduled to move into 722 Troy Dr. The Department of Corrections and MPD will have a …
- The Common Council public hearing for the proposed traffic signal at Mineral Point Road and Yellowstone Drive scheduled for this Tuesday has been postponed. There were some issues with the …
- Hello Neighbors, Happy October! Please mark your calendars for these upcoming meetings: Monday, Oct. 3, Madison Police Community Forum with Chief Koval 7:00PM, Good Shepherd Church, 5701 Raymond …
- I am troubled to report that there are more delays for the planned Midtown police station. Despite a clear directive from the council that construction should start in 2016, it was revealed …
- Tuesday, September 27, is National Voter Registration Day. A city press event regarding voter registration will be held at Warner Park Community Recreation Center Tuesday at 1 p.m. Voters may …
- Last week the Board of Public Works (BPW) approved the aessment district and schedule for the proposed traffic signal at the intersection of Mineral Point Road and Yellowstone Drive. Thank you to …
- Capital Budget BOE Proposed Amendments BOE Agenda for this Monday September 26 4:30 pm Madison Municipal Building Rm 260 Agenda Item 13 Earlier today (ironically just around the ribbon cutting …
- Date: Sep 27, 2016 Place: Warner Park Community Recreation Center Time: 1:00 PM Join me and other City of Madison officials and community partners as we celebrate National Voter Registration day …
- City Budget Listening Session A reminder that Alder Kemble (District 18) and I are co-hosting at 2017 Northside City Budget Listening Session next Monday. Monday September 26, 6:30 – 8:30pm Warner …
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- Please come to a public meeting about the proposed reconstruction of the Warner Breakwater and Boat Launch. City Engineering will host the meeting at Warner Park Community Recreation Center on …
- The Madison Police Department is seeking your input in a community survey to better understand problems in your neighborhood. Here is a link to the survey for the North Precinct: …
- Alder Larry Palm and I will hold a listening session on the 2017 budget at the Warner Park Community Recreation Center this coming Monday, September 26, 2016 at 6:30pm. We will share information …
- Hello Neighbors, The public hearing for the proposed daycare at 6906 Colony Drive (at Gammon) is being postponed until October 17th at the request of the applicant. (This hearing was scheduled for …
- Dear Neighbor, This year the Madison community has had lively but difficult debates about the role of police in our city, and more fundamentally, how we live together as neighbors. Adding to this …
- Ward 31/32 Polling Places Next week the City Clerk’s Office will be looking for potential polling locations to replace: St Paul Lutheran Church (Ward 31) Packers Avenue Townhomes (Ward 32) Polling …
- Busse Tavern Liquor License Pluic Hearings A new proposed owner of Busse Tavern at 2005 N Sherman Ave has requested a liquor license. The city will have two public hearings to allow residents to …
- Darwin-Packer Signal This community requested signalized intersection will unfortunately not be ready for bidding this year and therefore will now be included in the 2017 bidding projects. E …
- I just received the following information from City Engineering regarding the progress of the Waste Oil Site reconstruction at School & Wheeler, which was supposed to happen this fall: "Bids …
- 2017 City Budget Not only does the end of August bring students back to school, it begins the Common Council's discussion of the next city budget. For city staff, it really begins back in …
- I'm excited to receive word that the Willy Street Co-Op new Northside location will be open for business this coming Monday, August 15 at 7:30am! Madison, WI (August 12, 2016) - The wait is …
- From our city Traffic Engineer: Beginning Monday, August 15th at 8:30 a.m., Fordem Avenue will be closed to southbound traffic. Traffic on Fordem Avenue will be allowed in the northbound …
- The Madison Water Utility is conducting a "Know Your H2O" survey about our tap water. Please take a few minutes to participate! ********************************************** Cooking, …
- Tuesday, July 5, 2016 ...Freedom is something that money can't buy. And most honorable of all are the ones who defend it...I am not sure who first said that, but hope you all had a very good July …
- The Pedestrian, Bicycle and Motor Vehicle Commission is seeking comments from residents about potential pedestrian and bicycle projects the City should consider undertaking in the 2017-2019 …
- The Her Madison Half Marathon will take place this Sunday morning (June 26th). Please note that parking will be restricted on the following streets: South side of Lake Mendota Drive from the …
- You are invited to a meeting with representatives from the Madison Police Department for an update of the site plan, building design, and landscaping of the Midtown Police Station, to be located …
- A message from Al Larson at the Water Utility: Neuman Painting is completing the containment that will allow them to start sandblasting which will lead to painting. The tank paint system is a …
- This Sunday at the Northside Farmers Market there will be several activities going on. Here's the lineup: 8:30 - 12:30 - Wecome Willy Street Co-op booth to market. See below for the list of staple …
- The City of Madison Engineering Division is planning a project to modify the Waste Oil Drop off site that is located on Wheeler Road at School Road, at the entrance to the adjacent Cherokee Marsh. …
- Thanks to Sue Gleason, President of Friends of Lake View Hill for this update on the water tower project: ___________________________________________ The city water utility held a meeting today …
- Food continues to be a hot topic in District 12. Quite a few developments are happing that revolve around either food production, distribution or consumption. Public Market The owners of the …
- Last night the Willy St. Coop board of directors voted to open a third store at the Pierces location. They plan to have the space prepared for opening mid- to late-summer with an official grand …
- Margaret's Fund: A Northside Scholarship is accepting applications for its 2016-2017 school year award. Any Northside resident who is an adult returning to post-secondary school after an …
- Public Involvement Meeting for East Johnson Street Reconstruction (North Baldwin Street to First Street) The first public involvement meeting for the reconstruction of E. Johnson Street extends …
- Madison Parks Celebrates Earth Day and Arbor Day On Sunday, April 17, 2016 join the Friends of Urban Nature (FUN) at the Bird & Nature Festival at Warner Park (2930 N. Sherman Ave.) from 1:00 …
- Community DOG DAY WHEN: Saturday, April 16 1-4PM FREE: Bring your dog for free rabies and distemper vaccines, free microchip and ID tag, and free dog supplies and dog food - while supplies last! …
- For Immediate Release Contact: Amy Barrilleaux (608) 266-9129 – office (608) 219-9666 – cell April 12, 2016, Madison Wis. – A 20-ton domed steel plate will hover briefly over Lake View Hill Park …
- Interested in learning more about the plans and status for the new police district on the west side? Me too! You are invited to a meeting with Madison Police Department representatives and …
- Starting Monday April, 11th at 7:00 a.m., both the exit and entry ramps from University Avenue to Old Middleton Road will be closed by Parisi Construction in order to install sanitary and storm …
- April 6, 2016 update on the Lake View Reservoir construction: The steel tank erection is coming to an end. A lift of the completed roof plate is planned for Wednesday morning April 13th (weather …
- North District Police Community Notification Meeting Date of Meeting: Thursday April 7, 2016 Time of Meeting: 6:00 PM-7:30 PM Place of Meeting: Madison Police Department, North District Station …
- Alders David Ahrens and Mark Clear launched a City of Madison Government Reform Initiative today, proposing a package of changes that would strengthen the Council’s ability to shape the budget and …
- Police Chief Koval Community Forums Join us for a Chat with the Chief? Members of the District command team, as well as other police staff, will also be on hand to discuss specific neighborhood …
- The Northside Chief's Forum will be March 9th. Please plan to attend.
- There are three meetings of interest this week that you are invited to participate in. Have a great week! Monday: Warner Park Lagoon Planning Process Public Meeting Date: Monday February 29, …
- The City of Madison, along with six other U.S. cities, was selected to participate in a groundbreaking initiative, Cities Connect Children to Nature at …
- Please join me, city staff and District 12 Alder Larry Palm for a listening session for Northside residents and others interested in voicing their thoughts and opinions on the future of the Oscar …
- Greetings! In the next two weeks there will be three very different meetings on the Northside of items that I believe are important to District 12 residents. I look forward to seeing you there! …
- Please be sure to vote today! There is an important primary for State Supreme Court. Polls are open until 8:00 this evening. You can find your polling place and check your registration status …
- The homicide suspect at last night shooting at the Metro Market has just been arrested at the East Town Mall area. Shots were fired but there no injuries. There will be some police presence for …
- Fordem Avenue Resurfacing Meeting The City of Madison is proposing to resurface Fordem Avenue from East Johnson Street to Sherman Avenue in 2016. A project location map is enclosed for your …
- Willy St. Coop just released this news: MADISON, Wis. (January 25, 2016) – Local grocery cooperative Willy Street Co-op is pleased to announce that it is in talks to open a new location at 2817 N. …
- Below is a press release from Willy Street Co-Op about their negotiations with Pierce's and the Northside TownCenter. I want to thank District 18 Alder Rebecca Kemble, who has extensive …
- Madison Public Market District Neigborhood Discussion - this Wednesday Join Alders Larry Palm, Marsha Rummel and Ledell Zellers for a neighborhood discussion about the future of the Madison …
- There are two neighborhood meetings scheduled for this coming week that may be of interest to District 18 residents: Wheeler Heights Park Playground The second meeting for the Wheeler Heights …
- The snow seems to be melting and sometimes there can be icy intersetions. If you see anything that needs city attention please go to thie city website here: …
- This message was sent by the city Streets Division and though not everyone is signed up for winter weather updates through the City of Madison winter website (www.cityofmadison.com/winter). The …
- Many know that I am the Chair of the Capital Area Regional Planning Commission ( CARPC ). Over the past year we have been working to create a new regional vision for the Greater Madison area. Our …
- As is my annual tradition, below is one of the first city snow plow reports. I send this one to remind you that you too can sign up for snow plow updates at: cityofmadison.com/winter These …
- I know many of you are interested in the fate of the proposed Midtown police district station on Mineral Point Road, and I'm sure some of you are planning to come and testify at tonight's City …
- Over the last few days I've received some emails that prompted me to do something a little different. While I'm always happy to help people connect with city services, our website has some pretty …
- It is disappointing that Oscar Mayer has decided to leave Madison instead of investing in and flourishing with our community. Many District 12 residents and Northsiders have dedicated their …
- Please join me for a neighborhood meeting where we will discuss traffic safety on Troy Drive and Northport Drive, and Warner Park safety issues in the corner of the park by Troy Drive and Forster …
- Update from the Water Utility: Work will be starting next week on the erection of the tank steel. The first load of steel is expected to arrive on October 14th and erection of the tank floor and …
- Early this morning the Madison Common Council voted 12-6 to approve the Amended and Restated Development Agreement between the City of Madison and JDS Development, LLC. After 8 hours of testimony …
- It’s now approaching six hours of debate, presentation and questions about the Judge Doyle Square (JDS) proposal. There have been testimonial from the city’s negotiation team, the public, the …
- Four weeks after the vote on the JDS, LLC/Exact Sciences proposal to develop Judge Doyle Square was originally scheduled, the Madison Common Council will finally decide on whether or not to move …
- From Madison Water Utility: Project Update: September 28, 2015 Joe Daniels Construction Company has finished the tank foundation. The site has been prepared for the start of steel erection. The …
- Judge Doyle Square Many of you are aware that the potentially final discussion and vote on the Judge Doyle Square (JDS) proposal will occur this Tuesday September 29. The Council will convene and …
- Please take 10-15 minutes to complete this survey on neighborhood safety and the Madison Police Department and share it with others in your neighborhood! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MPDNorth …
- Hello Everyone - This is a good time for me to share some updates on the district and some thoughts related to the city budget. I hope you will contact me with your thoughts and concerns. Please …
- 2016 Fordem Ave Proposed Street Resurfacing Project City of Madison Engineering, as part of our annual review of streets, has recommended Fordem Avenue from Sherman Avenue to East Johnson Street …
- 9/15/2015 UPDATE: THE SPECIAL MEETING TO VOTE ON JDS HAS BEEN CHANGED TO SEPTEMBER 29 Making a decision about an investment of over $62 million in public funds should be well informed and …
- The proposal named "McKenzie Place" at 2107-2249 Sherman Avenue will be discussed at the next UDC (Urban Design Commission) on September 16 at 4:30pm at the City County Building Rm GR-27. It is …
- Over the past several years the City of Madison has been actively working to redevelop the rear property at the Madison Municipal Building – commonly known as Judge Doyle Square “JDS”. I fully …
- Judge Doyle Square Project – Referral to September 15 Council Meeting Council President DeMarb to Make Motion to Refer At tonight's Common Council meeting, Council President Denise DeMarb will …
- Tonight's discussion about Judge Doyle Square/Madison Municipal Building/Exact Science/Government East Parking Ramp is anticipated to be delayed until September 15 (the next Council Meeting). …
- Carpenter-Ridgeway Park Improvements Beginning mid-September Madison Parks construction crew will be out at Carpenter-Ridgeway Park. The improvements include replacement of playground surfacing to …
- The Warner Park Community Recreation Center-Circle of Friends will be Pounding the Pavement for the Warner Pool on Saturday, August 29 at 9 am. Registration and photos start at 8 am. Show your …
- From the Madison Water Utility: Joe Daniels Construction Company has finished the excavation and is in the process of installing the tank foundation. They are pouring concrete for a working pad …
- Oscar Mayer Positions Eliminated Earlier this morning the City received the legal notification that Kraft Heinz Foods was eliminating 165 positions at the Oscar Mayer corporate offices. This is a …
- Taste of FEED Saturday, August 8 from 4:30 to 7:00pm FEED Kitchens - 1219 North Sherman Avenue This event has a family focus. Kids activities will include hands-on pottery demonstrations, …
- Hello Everyone in District 17 - The Urban Design Commission has four items related to our district at their meeting on Wednesday (July 29). The meeting begins at 4:30, Room LL110, lower level of …
- The Wisconsin and Southern Railroad (WSOR) will be replacing both of the East Johnson Street Railroad Crossings near Fordem Avenue beginning on July 31. This will require complete closure of East …
- Route 29 Detour Begins Friday, July 31 Due to construction work, Routes 29 buses will detour via Comanche to Shoshonee to Burning Wood Way starting Friday, July 31. Detour is expected to continue …
- DATE: July 27, 2015 TO: Property Owners Adjacent to City Property FROM: Dan Badertscher, City Engineering RE: Tree Removals The City of …
- East Johnson Street Railroad Replacement The Railroad will be replacing both of the East Johnson Street railroad crossings between Fordem Avenue and North First Street. The City has stressed the …
- Benvenuto’s Italian Grill on Northport invites you to dine out and support: Warner Park Community Recreation Center Tuesday, July 21st 11am – 10pm 20% of all participant sales from 11:00 a.m. …
- Here's a message from Mayor Soglin inviting everyone to a public input session on next year's operating budget. The meeting will be held tomorrow, July 14 at the Central Library from 6pm - 7:30pm. …
- Keep out of the Water when you see it In early June we began to see the first reports of blue-green algae at area beaches. When confirmed, these sightings require the closing of the beach, which …
- Dear Neighbors - I hope you had a good Fourth of July weekend. I am very excited to be serving as alder for District 17 and I want to use this blog to keep you up to date on happenings in our …
- Dine Out for Warner Park Youth Scholarship Fund Benvenuto's Italian Grill on Northport invites you to dine out and support?Warner Park Community Recreation Center?on Tuesday, July 21 from? 11am – …
- The North Police District is hosting a Community Forum with Chief Koval tonight, June 30th at the Vera Court Neighborhood Center (614 Vera Ct), from 6 PM to 7:30 PM. I'm out of town this evening, …
- SHERMAN-NORTH SHERMAN-FORDEM AVE DEVELOPMENT MEETING TonIGHt Today! Monday June 29 at 6:00pm Center For Families 2120 Fordem Avenue Residents are invited to a presentation of a proposed multi-use …
- I have just been notified that the DreamBank Her Half Marathon will be held this Sunday morning June 28 from 7am until noon . The route includes Lake Mendota Drive, Baker Avenue, Old Middleton …
- Make Music Madison This Sunday is again the annual Make Music Madison event. Various places throughout the city will host bands/musical groups/musicians of all types. Below are all the locations …
- Sherman-North Sherman-Fordem Ave Development Meeting Monday June 29 at 6:00pm Center For Families 2120 Fordem Avenue Residents are invited to a presentation of a proposed multi-use …
- Next Monday, June 15 the Madison Economic Development Division is hosting an economic development strategy community meeting to discuss draft ideas from the City’s “Connect Madison Economic …
- The Madison Economic Development Division is hosting an economic development strategy community meeting to discuss draft ideas from the City’s “Connect Madison Economic Development Strategy.” …
- Join Madison Parks and the WPCRC for our June Warner Family Fun Night as we celebrate Summer! There’s a lot to celebrate as school ends and summer begins! June will be the last Fun Night until …
- The Equal Opportunities Commission is scheduled to meet at 5 P.M. on Thursday, June 11th in room 201 (Common Council Chambers) of the City-County Building (210 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.) to …
- Want to help your library and have a fun night out at the ballpark? Head to Warner Park, aka the Duck Pond, TONIGHT, Thursday, June 4 for the Madison Mallards game , where it's Star Wars Night! …
- This Sunday, June 7, join the River Food Pantry for their 5th annual Summertime Benefit Brunch at the Northside Farmer's Market from 9am to noon! Adults are $9 and children are $6. You can eat …
- Wisconsin Bike Week is Coming! Enjoy Free BCycle Rides & Events June 7-13! Here's a look at what's happening all week: Sunday June 7th | 10am - 3pm Wisconsin Bike Week kicks off with Ride …
- Greetings! You might see a different format for this email. I have switched to the city's "Blog" format which provides me opportunity to tag and catagorize the emails in case you want to find it …
- The Second Annual Northside Family Independence Day, a celebration for Northside neighbors, will be held Saturday, June 27, at Warner Park from 11 am?3pm. Parade Line-Up 10:30 – 11 am Children are …
- Check out this lineup of fantastic bands for NESCO's Monday night concert series: NESCO Summer Concert Series Monday’s 6-7:30pm @ Warner Park Shelter June 15 Madison College Band June 22 Ladies …
- Here's an announcement from Al Larson about the water tower demolition: Just a note to remind everyone that the Lake View Reservoir will be taken down on Monday June 8th, weather permitting. This …
- Interested in learning about and having a say in the proposed Public Market to be located at First & Johnson? The City will be hosting a community meeting next week on Tuesday, May 26 at …
- Please take a few minutes to fill out this Community Needs Assessment survey. The Healthy Dane Collaborative (HDC) would like to invite you to participate in the 2015 Community Health Needs …
- Community GroundWorks will be having their Annual Plant Sale on Saturday, May 9th from 10 AM-2 PM! Check out their selection bedding plants for your home gardens! All plants are certified organic …
- Go to the Alliant Energy Center between 10am and 2pm tomorrow, Saturday May 9, to purchase your new 50 or 100 gallong rain barrel or 65 gallon compost bin. Thanks to George Dreckman for organizing …
- Please add your voice and ideas to the discussion of Warner Park's future tonight! Warner Park Facilities Study & Visioning Session Wednesday, April 29, 2015 6:00 – 8:00 pm Warner Park …
- The Healthy Dane Collaborative (HDC) would like to invite you to participate in the 2015 Community Health Needs Assessment survey! HDC is comprised of Public Health Madison & Dane County, St. …
- Madison Parks would like your assistance in establishing a pilot program for 2015 continuing through April 1, 2016, by identifying 10-20 additional parks that dogs on a leash may be permitted. …
- I know that many District 18 and District 12 residents have bright ideas and concerns about the use of Warner Park and the facilities located there. Please add your voice to this important …
- Water main flushing will occur throughout District 18 this week: Water Main Flushing plans beginning Monday, April 27th (all flushing is daytime unless otherwise noted) MAP: …
- Welcome to the District 18 Blog site! I plan to use this space for informing residents about upcoming community events, meetings and opportunities to get involved with city government and …
- On Monday, October 13th, the Old Middleton Road on-ramp to University Avenue will be closed between the hours of 10:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. for an emergency pavement repair. I recommend using …
- The following information is from the UW Police Department: The UW Madison Police Department will be conducting a series of trainings at Spring Harbor Middle School on the following dates: July …
- Please use caution on N. Gammon Road over the next few weeks as two construction projects get underway: Work will begin this week to install pedestrian safety islands on North Gammon Road at the …
- Hello Friends and Neighbors, Happy Spring! Finally it really feels like it. Here's an update on activities in and around our district. Vote Tuesday Please don't forget to vote on Tuesday! In our …
- This summer the city has scheduled a resurfacing project for North Gammon from Tree Lane to the Middleton border. Also this summer, the city of Middleton will be chip sealing their portion of …
- Hello Friends and Neighbors, I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend, full of family, fellowship and relaxation. Here's a few notes about activities in and around District 19. Trash Day …
- You've no doubt read this elsewhere, but just in case you missed it: the West Beltline Highway will be CLOSED to all traffic from 10pm to 5am tonight for the setting of bridge trusses for the …
- Hi Folks, It's just before 10pm, and I've just come home after spending about an hour at University Avenue and Spring Harbor Drive with the DOT inspector for the University Avenue (2012) project. …
- Studious readers of city meeting agendas may have noticed that the Public Library Board will be considering their 2014 budget request this evening. As directed by the mayor, library staff have …
- City Engineering is holding a public meeting to discuss a proposed project to stabilize the stormwater drainage channel in Owen Park. The project would consist of reshaping and armoring the …
- Nobody likes paying property taxes, but the city is taking steps to make it a bit easier. On June 4, the Common Council approved my proposal for a four-installment system for property tax …
- From the point of view of a city, the state government is basically a deity. The legislature creates cities, and has virtually limitless power to control what we can do and how. If today had a …
- Dear Neighbors and Friends, I have just been sworn in for my fourth term serving you as the 19th District Alder. I am humbled and honored to be able to work with you for the next two years. I look …
- If you ride Madison Metro from District 19, some proposed route and schedule changes may affect you. For brevity, I've oversimplified these changes and listed only those that affect service to our …
- If you use the University Avenue/Campus Drive corridor between Segoe Road and Breese Terrace, your input is needed! The City of Madison, Village of Shorewood Hills, and University of …
- Because this is the best fashion statement in town!
- The spring election is this coming Tuesday, April 2. There are important contested races for Wisconsin Supreme Court, State School Superintendent, Dane County circuit court, and Madison school …
- This coming Tuesday the council will consider a resolution I authored opposing state legislation that would provide a property and sales tax exemption for broadcast facilities. The bill, AB5 , has …
- Dane County Emergency Management will be testing emergency sirens on Rough Lee Ct. and Lake Mendota Drive . If you live in the Spring Harbor or Old Middleton neighborhoods, the sound may …
- So much news to catch up on! Here's what's happening. South Point yard waste site restored Last month I was pleased to co-sponsor a budget amendment restoring service at the South Point yard waste …
- Hi folks, here are some important updates on the continuing cleanup efforts: Snow removal It took over 24 hours for all of the city's side streets to be cleared, and some still need more work. The …
- Here's an update on city services for Friday, December 21: Please stay home if at all possible today. Many schools and businesses are closed. Madison Metro will not operate today. Metro expects to …
- Developer Joe Krupp is proposing redevelopment of the former Good & Loud site at 5225 University Avenue. He plans to demolish the existing 4800 square foot building and replace it with a …
- University Avenue will be switching to Stage 5 on Tuesday, October 2. Traffic will be moving to the shiny new pavement on the two north side lanes. The Old Middleton off-ramp closure continues …
- [edited 9/14/12 3:21pm to add information on bike path and additional lane] The westbound ramp from University Avenue to Old Middleton Road will be closed starting MONDAY SEPTEMBER 17 . The …
- [Edited 9/11/12 1:11 PM to correct capital budget link.] Hello Neighbors, Here's what's up in and around District 19. (Some) Road Construction Winding Up With a lot of area streets under …
- Remodeling of Fire Station 2 on Grand Canyon Drive is underway! Thanks to the advocacy of many of you, the badly-needed refurbishment of Station 2 is in progress today rather than being postponed …
- The ramp from eastbound Old Middleton Road on to University Avenue will be closed for two weeks starting Monday, July 23. The detour is Whitney Way, however, I would recommend avoiding Old …
- Hello everyone, I hope you are enjoying the cooler weather. He's an update on news and events in District 19. University Avenue stage 3 The University Avenue construction project moves to stage 3 …
- At the end of 2011, the city more than doubled the size of tiny Merrill Springs Park , expanding the historic lakeshore gem from about 1/4 acre to a little more than half an acre. In addition to …
- Last week the Council okayed a liquor license renewal with a number of conditions for Little Manhattan on Odana Road. Since opening in February, Little Manhattan, a karaoke and pool bar, has had …
- I'm pretty sure I don't have to remind anyone to vote on Tuesday. But I do have some last-minute guidelines and recommendations. Polls are open from 7am to 8pm . If you're in line by 8pm , you can …
- ATC is about to start construction of "Segment D" of their Rockdale-Middleton transmission line. Segment D runs from along the Beltline from Verona Road to Highway 14. As I'm sure you've noticed, …
- The information below is from the Madison Water Utility. For Immediate Release: May 16, 2012 For More Information Contact: Gail Gawenda, Water Utility PIO 266-9129 Water Outage Tuesday Evening on …
- I hear that the water service has been restored. If you still have no water and you can't reach the water utility emergency number (266-4665) please call me at 695-5709. Thanks again for your …
- There is currently a widespread problem in the Spring Harbor area with no water or low pressure. There is no need to call; crews are already working on the problem (and the emergency line is …
- I probably don't have to remind you that there's an election on Tuesday, but I did want to share a few quick updates. Polls will be open from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Due to the court decision, it is …
- Just a quick reminder that Stage 2 of the University Avenue reconstruction project begins right on schedule, this coming Monday 4/23. Starting Sunday, all traffic will be shifted to the north side …
- Hello everyone, he's an update on news and events in District 19. University Crossing Phase 2 Phase 2 received final approval from the Urban Design Commission last week and from the Plan …
- Not going to be in Madison to vote next Tuesday, April 3rd ? There is still time to vote early at City Hall! Don't miss an opportunity to have your voice heard. On the ballot you'll find two …
- Hello everyone, he's an update on news and events in District 19. University Avenue Construction Work is underway! So far it seems like the traffic has been bad, but not apocalyptic. I've received …
- Thank you to those of you who attended the University Avenue pre-construction meeting on March 1. We had a great turnout. For those who weren't able to make it or would like to review, here are …
- Hello everyone, he's an update on news and events in District 19. University Avenue construction survival m eeting Just a quick reminder about this meeting tonight at 6pm at Asbury Church. Details …
- Unless you've recently moved to the neighborhood, you're probably well aware of the impending reconstruction of University Avenue from Seoge Road to Allen Blvd. A contractor has been selected and …
- Yes, there is an election tomorrow--a county-wide primary for Circuit Court Judge. Polling places will be open form 7am to 8pm . Here are three things to know about tomorrow's election: The …
- Here are some updates on events and projects in our district. University Crossing phase 2 meeting Though construction of Phase 1 has not yet begun, the second phase of University Crossing is in …
- The 2012 city budget has been passed and signed. Here's a quick summary of the amendments I highlighted in my previous post and the results of those amendments. Capital Budget Amendment 1: Remodel …
- This week the Common Council will be finalizing the 2012 city budget. I won't bore you with the whole document ( which is available here ), but do want to highlight a few items that are important …
- This past Tuesday I introduced a resolution to expand Merrill Springs Park by purchasing the lot next door. I'm thrilled at the prospect of expanding the park and preserving more lakeshore for …
- After five years as captain of the west police district, Jay Lengfeld is moving to a new position. MPD does these reassignments regularly for cross-training and to keep their command staff fresh. …
- Unwanted, unused prescriptions and over-the-counter medicines can be found in every household in the county. We know that it’s not safe to keep unneeded medicines in the house – children and …
- I spent the weekend raking leaves, and I'd bet a lot of you did too. The second question that occurred to me (after, "am I done yet") was, "when will the city pick them up?" The answer, I'm sure …
- This evening the Madison Common Council approved the rezoning for University Crossing. This was the last major approval for the project, but there are several steps still to go before construction …
- Two upcoming meetings on University Crossing this week: Common Council, public hearing on rezoning, 6:30 pm, room 201 City-County Building. This is the last major approval step for the project. …
- On Monday the Board of Estimates will consider 13 amendments to the Mayor's proposed 2012 Capital Budget . Among them is one I submitted that would restore the full $ 16M funding for a TIF loan …
- While those four words may not evoke the excitement of, say, "National League Championship Series," I hope you will take some time to attend one of these informative events to find out how …
- The Madison Plan Commission has approved demolition and rezoning for University Crossing, a $100 million redevelopment of the former Erdman headquarters at University Avenue and Whitney Way. The …
- Here's the latest on the University Crossing development project at the corner of University Avenue and Whitney Way. Over the past month I've been working closely with the Spring Harbor and Glen …
