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Resources for the Madison Community
Madison stands with the families of Abundant Life community. This page is dedicated to connecting victims and the broader community to resources and accurate information about the tragic events that happened on December 16.
Programs
- Walking & Biking Engineering Projects – Each year the City undertakes large reconstruction and resurfacing projects that improve walking and biking connections and overall safety.
- Safe Streets Madison – This program focuses on small to medium sized projects that improve traffic safety and filling gaps in the walking and biking network to ensure Madison streets are accessible for everyone.
- Bike Parking Program – Parking at your destination is critical to making biking work. Find out how the City supports bike parking throughout the city.
Walk and Bike Friendly Designation - Madison is a Platinum Bicycle Friendly Community & Gold Walk Friendly Community
- Wayfinding – A signing program that helps people find destinations while biking and walking along shared-use paths or on other bicycle routes.
- Rideshare Program – Explore commuting options and learn about the Emergency Ride Home Program.
- Metro Transit Rack & Roll Program – Find out what you need to know to include biking as part of your transit trip.
- Crossing Guard Program – Traffic Engineering’s School Crossing Guard Program is integral in supporting active transportation to and from our elementary schools.
- Safe Routes to School – A collaborative program to encourage more students to walk and bike to school through a variety of programming efforts including education, encouragement and infrastructure improvements.
- Safe Bicycling for Children - The City of Madison collaborates with the WI Bike Fed to provide pedestrian and Bicycle safety education to Madison youth.
- Vision Zero – The City’s initiative to eliminate fatal and serious traffic crashes.
- Madison BCycle – Find out more about how you can make bikeshare a part of your transportation. Give it a try by checking out a Community Pass from one of Madison’s Public Libraries.