City of Madisonville
Recent News About City of Madisonville
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Concrete restoration work affects traffic near MLK Jr Blvd
Starting November 19, R.G. Huston will proceed with concrete pavement restoration at the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard and Doty Street.
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Madison secures lease with Maurer’s Market ensuring grocery access
After months of negotiations, the City of Madison and Maurer’s Market have finalized a lease agreement.
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Greater Madison MPO receives $1 million grant for Dane County roadway safety
The Greater Madison Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) has received $1 million in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program.
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Madison mayor addresses domestic abuse and sexual harassment concerns
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway has issued a statement addressing the issues of domestic abuse and sexual harassment within the community.
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Madison council president addresses investigation into Alder Myadze allegations
For Immediate Release November 13, 2024 Council President Yannette Figueroa Cole issued a statement regarding the recent investigation into allegations against Alder Myadze.
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Madison Mayor praises adoption of 2025 capital and operating budgets
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway expressed her gratitude to the Madison Common Council for adopting the 2025 budget.
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Tips offered for biking and taking buses during winter
The Greater Madison Metropolitan Planning Organization is hosting a webinar aimed at providing guidance for those interested in using buses and bicycles for winter travel.
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Madison begins work on Southwest and Southeast Area Plans
The City of Madison has initiated work on the Southwest and Southeast Area Plans, following authorization from the Common Council in October.
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Art show explores re-humanization of Black men through powerful artworks
The Bubbler at Madison Public Library is set to open a new group art exhibition titled "I AM A Man: The Re-humanization of Black Men" at the Goodman South Madison Library on November 18.
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Madison honors traffic victims ahead of World Day of Remembrance
The City of Madison is set to commemorate the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims on November 17 by installing a memorial display and holding a press conference.
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Mayor Rhodes-Conway comments on Madison referendum results
Madison's recent referendum reflects the community's commitment to maintaining essential city services, according to Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway.
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Madison announces final guaranteed leaf collection starting next week
For some neighborhoods in Madison, the final guaranteed leaf collection of the fall season is set to begin next week.
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Jeffrey Clay Erlanger Award nomination deadline extended
The deadline for nominations for the Jeffrey Clay Erlanger Civility in Public Discourse Award has been extended to Friday, November 15.
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Madison unveils new strategies to tackle rising housing costs
Madison is grappling with significant housing challenges, characterized by one of the lowest rental vacancy rates in the nation and escalating costs.
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Traffic adjustments announced for South Park Street due to construction
Starting early on Saturday, November 9, C.D. Smith will close the southbound travel lanes on S Park Street between University Avenue and W Dayton Street.
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Madison Marathon street closures planned for November 10
The Madison Marathon is scheduled for Sunday, November 10, with races starting at 7:00 a.m. from the Capitol.
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City Clerk advises voters on polling procedures ahead of Election Day
The City Clerk’s Office has advised voters to confirm their polling locations at https://MyVote.wi.gov ahead of Election Day.
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Madison City Clerk's Office celebrates National Election Hero Day
The Madison City Clerk’s Office is set to observe National Election Hero Day on November 4.
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City advises on pumpkin disposal with leaf piles or drop-off sites
The Streets Division is offering a convenient way for residents to dispose of pumpkins and other compostable decorations by collecting them alongside leaves and yard waste.
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Lunch event supports small business opportunities in Madison
Alder Nasra Wehelie of District 7 has announced a Lunch and Learn event scheduled for November 21 from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. The event aims to provide information on business financial support programs, citywide grants and loans, and other resources...