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BESP requires large commercial buildings to benchmark their energy use annually and complete building tune-ups every four years.

The City of Madison’s Common Council voted Tuesday to approve a set of changes to the zoning code designed to support the creation of more types of housing.

Many Madison Metro bus routes experienced service disruptions today due to a high number of driver absences and driver refusal of overtime work.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is announcing new housing goals, an interactive housing tracker for the public to monitor progress, and an update to her Housing Forward initiative to guide City actions over the next two years.

Today’s directive from the federal Office of Management and Budget has the potential to impact tens of millions of dollars in services for the residents of Madison.

Award Winner and Nominator Have Designated Local Non-Profit to Receive Monetary Contributions.

The City of Madison’s Sustainability Program is excited to announce a second round of funding for Youth Climate Action projects.

The Madison Common Council approved an agreement at its January 14 meeting that will keep two popular ice arenas in Madison open and address the outstanding debt owed to the City.

Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and a group of alders are introducing a package of changes to the City’s zoning ordinances as part of an ongoing effort to support the creation of more housing of all types.

The City of Madison’s Sustainability Program has been awarded a $20 million grant by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Community Change Grants program.

I fully support this independent review, and look forward to WEC’s findings and recommendations, which will inform any changes we make to prevent a similar situation from occurring in the future.

Today, the Madison Clerk’s Office released a statement alerting the public of 193 unprocessed absentee ballots found after November 5, 2024.

I would like to congratulate Chief Shon Barnes on his new opportunity in Seattle and thank him for his service to Madison.

The 12/17/2024 Autumn Ridge Path Ribbon Cutting is cancelled. A new date and release will be sent out if rescheduled. Original press release:https://www.cityofmadison.com/news/2024-12-09/city-invites-public-to-celebrate-its-new-autumn-ridge-path

The City of Madison is confirming an active shooter incident at Abundant Life Christian School. At this time, there is no danger to the community and we are in the process of supporting victims and their families. Multiple victims have been…

Due to the 12/12/2024 forecast, the Autumn Ridge Ribbon Cutting will be rescheduled to 8:30 a.m., Tuesday, 12/17/2024. Original press release: https://www.cityofmadison.com/news/2024-12-09/city-invites-public-to-celebrate-its-new-autumn-…

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is encouraging residents to buy locally this gift-giving season.

The public is invited to a ribbon-cutting at 2 p.m., Dec. 12, 2024 on Madison’s east side to celebrate the City’s newest multi-use path, Autumn Ridge. The ribbon cutting will be located at 4346 Commercial Avenue, Madison, Wis.

Madison joins other progressive cities across the country — including Minneapolis, New York City, Portland, and Seattle — in lowering speed limits on local streets