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Bus turning from State Street onto Capital Square

Reindahl (Amund) Park

Reindahl Park is a 90-acre public park on East Washington Avenue between US 51 and Portage Avenue. It is owned by the City of Madison Parks Division and features athletic fields, tennis courts, a splash park, and a community garden.

The Madison East-West BRT project would operate in center-running bus-only lanes along East Washington Avenue. Buses would run past the park and stop at the Thierer Road- Portage Avenue station approximately 100 feet away from the park’s eastern boundary. Construction and operation would not affect access to or use of Reindahl Park.

Reindahl Park

Give Input

To share your comments on these proposed changes, please send an email with “Parks” or “Historic Resources” in the subject line to BRT@cityofmadison.com by Sunday, November 14, 2021.

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Bus Rapid Transit and the Network Redesign are part of MetroForward, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway's plan to make a major investment in transit to speed up workforce transportation, reduce congestion, and build the transportation backbone of a vibrant regional economy.