Mayor's Office

      Last night, the City's Common Council accepted a $40,000 donation from the Madison Gas and Electric (MG&E) Foundation to support a new City initiative dedicated to helping people experiencing homelessness.

Today’s senior centers are delivering vital connections to help all older adults age well.

On August 16th, 2022, the Urban League of Greater Madison and the Madison Region Economic Partnership hosted its ninth Madison Region Economic Development & Diversity Summit at Monona Terrace. The summit weaves together important conversations on diversity and economic development.

As summer gets underway in earnest, the City of Madison is investing in violence prevention efforts across our community.

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court took away the right to abortion for millions. In doing so, they are now allowing state governments to force people, including minors and victims of rape and incest, to give birth.

This year the City of Madison raised the Juneteenth flag on June 13th celebrating the holiday with both a resolution passed by Council (see below) and a paid holiday for staff on June 20th. Last year, Madison joined the County and nation in making the Monday following Juneteenth a paid holiday.

For Pride month the City of Madison, in partnership with the County, is flying the Progress flag. This flag was developed in 2018 by non-binary American artist and designer Daniel Quasar, who uses xe/xyr pronouns.

COVID-19 has hit many Madison families hard.

This Women’s History Month, the City of Madison is celebrating women’s impact on our world and our Madison community.

The City of Madison is dedicated to creating a community where all are able to achieve economic success and social mobility.