Water Utility

This Wednesday is “Imagine A Day Without Water,” a national effort to educate the public about the value of water.

October 17, 2019 – Madison Water Utility has been conducting advanced testing of the city’s 23 water wells looking for a class of chemicals known as “PFAS.” The chemicals are widely used in cookware, food packaging, stain

In 2008, the City of Madison and Madison Water Utility unveiled a Water Conservation and Sustainability Plan aimed at reducing per capita water use in the city by 20 percent by the year 2020.

The following statement was unanimously approved by the Madison Water Utility Board at its meeting last night. It has been submitted for inclusion in the Air National Guard Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).

Madison Water Utility will not bring Well 15 on East Washington Ave. online for the foreseeable future.

We are aware that the power outages have plagued MG&E and the City are not over. This report is to serve as a recap of the day at this point.

The City of Madison is working to keep our community safe during this power outage. Updates will be provided as soon as information is available. Traffic Safety

Madison Water Utility has filed an application with the Public Service Commission to increase water rates.

The City of Madison appreciates the guidance provided by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services as we work to learn more about this widespread class of chemical compounds.

Postcards are landing in the mailboxes of homes and businesses across Madison announcing the publication Madison Water Utility's Annual Water Quality Report.

One of the state’s first water conservation incentive programs has hit a major milestone.

Homeowners from across the area have been contacting the City of Madison concerned about letters they've received from a company called Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA) offering insurance for water service lateral