City of Madisonville
Recent News About City of Madisonville
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Madison cancels snow emergency but maintains alternate side parking rules
The City of Madison has announced the cancellation of the snow emergency.
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Madison enforces winter parking rules amid snow emergency
The City of Madison has declared a snow emergency to facilitate the removal of snow from streets.
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Madison Arts Commission seeks sculptures for Monona Terrace exhibition
The Madison Arts Commission is calling for artists to participate in the 2025 Art on the Rooftop exhibition at Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
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City of Madison honors dedicated crossing guards during recognition week
The City of Madison is recognizing its 63 crossing guards during the Adult School Crossing Guard Recognition Week, as declared by Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction for February 17-21.
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Madison enforces citywide winter parking rules amid ongoing snow emergency
The City of Madison continues its snow emergency tonight from 1:00 am to 7:00 am on February 14, 2025.
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Madison enforces citywide snow emergency parking rules
The City of Madison has declared a snow emergency, with alternate side parking rules now in effect citywide.
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Madison sets ambitious goal for new affordable housing by 2030
As part of Madison's ongoing efforts to address housing needs, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway has announced new goals aimed at expanding the city's housing options.
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Madison's virtual lunch session to focus on traffic safety strategies
Alder Nasra Wehelie will continue her Lunch and Learn series this month with a session focused on traffic engineering.
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Madison hosts Winter Bike Day with events for cyclists
The local bicycle advocacy group, Madison Bikes, is organizing a Winter Bike Day on February 14.
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Madison Parks offers free weekend ice skating events
Madison Parks is hosting free ice skating events this weekend, offering a chance for residents to enjoy outdoor activities.
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Madison updates recycling rules: full pizza boxes now accepted
Residents of Madison can now recycle their entire cardboard pizza boxes, including the greasy parts.
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Vote opens for Madison snowplow naming with over 1,300 submissions
The voting process for naming snowplows in Madison has commenced, as announced on the Wisconsin Salt Wise website.
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Madison Public Library celebrates 150 years with events highlighting past achievements
Madison Public Library is commemorating 150 years of service with a series of events and activities in 2025, emphasizing the library's role as a vital part of the Madison community.
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Local eviction aid faces changes as federal rental assistance funds deplete
City and County government officials have announced impending changes to the Eviction Diversion and Defense Partnership (EDDP), a local initiative established during the COVID-19 pandemic to support lower-income renters facing eviction.
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Madison Arts Commission opens applications for 2025 grant program
The Madison Arts Commission (MAC) is currently accepting applications for its 2025 arts grants.
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Metro Transit reports preliminary rise in bus rapid transit ridership
Metro Transit has released preliminary data indicating a rise in ridership across its system.
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CARES program expands services to Sun Prairie beginning February
The City of Sun Prairie has announced the expansion of services from the Madison Fire Department’s Community Alternative Response Emergency Services (CARES) Program to its community.
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Madison evaluates impact of new OMB directive on city funding
The federal Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has issued a directive that could affect the funding for services in Madison, according to Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway.
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Madelyn Leopold wins Jeffrey Clay Erlanger Civility Award
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway has announced that Madelyn Leopold is the recipient of the 2024 Jeffrey Clay Erlanger Civility in Public Discourse Award.
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Madison launches second round of youth climate action funding
The City of Madison has announced a new round of funding for Youth Climate Action projects, supported by a $100,000 grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies.