After months of negotiations, the City of Madison and Maurer’s Market have signed and executed a lease agreement that will ensure people living in South Madison will still have access to a full-service grocery store in the area for years to come.
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Promise kept: City of Madison secures lease for Maurer’s Market on S. Park St.
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Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard and Doty Street Closures – Concrete Restoration
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Starting Tuesday, November 19, R.G Huston will continue concrete pavement restoration within the Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard and Doty Street intersection. The work will be completed in two phases.Phase 1, starting November 19th:
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Statement from Mayor Rhodes-Conway
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No one who harasses or abuses women should be in a leadership position at any level of government. While such behavior may be normalized elsewhere, I would hope that in Madison we have higher standards.
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Greater Madison MPO Secures $1 Million to Enhance Roadway Safety Across Dane County
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The Greater Madison Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) has been awarded $1 million in federal funding through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program.
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Statement on Recent Investigation
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City of Madison residents have entrusted elected officials to carry out the will of the people and make difficult decisions on behalf of the entire community.
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Adoption of the 2025 Capital and Operating Budgets
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I want to thank the Madison Common Council for adopting the 2025 budget and for their support making strategic investments in our City’s future.
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Group Art Show at Goodman South Madison Library Calls for the Re-humanization of Black Men
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Group art show at Goodman South Madison Library curated by artist Sharon Bjyrd calls for the re-humanization of Black men and references the I AM A Man slogan from the 1968 Memphis sanitation workers' strike
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Help Plan the Future: City of Madison begins work on Southwest, Southeast Area Plans
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City of Madison staff has begun work on the next two Area Plans, the Southwest Area Plan and the Southeast Area Plan, after receiving authorization from the Common Council in early October.
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Nomination Deadline Extended for Jeffrey Clay Erlanger Civility in Public Discourse Award
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The deadline to submit nominations for the Jeffrey Clay Erlanger Civility in Public Discourse Award has been extended until Friday, November 15
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Statement from Mayor Rhodes-Conway on the City’s Referendum
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“Madison residents deeply value the services their city government provides and that's reflected by the outcome of the referendum."
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City of Madison Honors those Lives Lost due to Traffic Violence during Week prior to the World Day of Remembrance
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In recognition of World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims on Sunday, November 17th, the City of Madison will install a memorial display and host a press conference to remember the lives lost due to traffic violence on City of Madison…
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Final Guaranteed Yard Waste Collection Round Begins Next Week
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For some neighborhoods of Madison, the final guaranteed leaf collection of the fall begins next week.These neighborhoods have a set out day for leaves and yard waste of Sunday, November 10, 2024.Other neighborhoods have later final guaranteed set…
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Housing Strategy Committee outlines recommendations to increase affordability and supply
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As the City works to support more housing opportunities of all types, there is more work to be done. That is why the Housing Strategy Committee reviewed the City’s 2021 Housing Forward Initiative and is building on it by making new recommendations.
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Southbound Lane Closures on S Park Street – November 9 and 10
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Starting at 4:00am Saturday, November 9 until approximately 7:00pm on Sunday, November 10, C.D. Smith will close the southbound travel lanes on S Park Street, between University Avenue and W Dayton Street for crane setup and girder installation for…
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Street Closures - Madison Marathon
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The Madison Marathon races will take place Sunday, November 10, starting at 7:00am at the Capitol. Runners will move through the UW Arboretum, Vilas Park, around Lake Monona, and back to the Capitol, with the last runners finishing around 1:…
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What to Expect at the Polls
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The City Clerk’s Office encourages voters to verify their polling location at https://MyVote.wi.gov before heading to the polls tomorrow. Redistricting in May changed some ward lines, which may affect where you vote.The busiest times at the…
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Election Hero Day
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The Madison City Clerk’s Office is celebrating National Election Hero Day on November 4.Election Hero Day is a civic holiday that celebrates the heroic role of poll workers in keeping our elections fair, accessible, and transparent. In the City of…
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Empowering Small Businesses: Alder Nasra Wehelie Hosts Lunch and Learn to Focus on Small Business Opportunities through the City of Madison
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Alder Nasra Wehelie of District 7 is pleased to announce her upcoming Lunch and Learn on Thursday, November 21, from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. This event is designed to provide information focused on business financial support programs, citywide grants and…
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Put Your Pumpkins in Your Leaf Piles
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Streets Division crews will collect pumpkins along with your leaves and other yard waste.This includes other compostable decorations like corn stalks and hay.Remove wires, candles, string, electric lights, and similar items and then set your…
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Key Absentee Voting Deadlines
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Absentee voting for the November 5 General Election is coming to a close. Voters should be aware of some key deadlines:
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There is no declared snow emergency currently in effect.
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Snow Plowing Update
Expect a slow and slippery commute for Thursday, November 21, 2024.
