The City of Madison joins hundreds of communities nationwide in celebrating National Voter Registration Day today. In addition to holding 231 voter registration drives this week, the City Clerk's Office has released an elections podcast series on...

Subcommittee Public Hearing Scheduled for 9/24/20 at 6 pmPart of our mission of the Public Safety Review Committee is to advise the Mayor and Common Council on matters related to police and fire department budgets. Before COVID-19, the committee decided..

The deadline for completion of the 2020 Census count remains uncertain as a federal judge's temporary restraining order directs the bureau to pause plans to complete the count by September 30. The Trump administration had extended the deadline to...

This Tuesday the City of Madison will join hundreds of communities nationwide in celebrating National Voter Registration Day. Although the City of Madison Clerk's Office has set up 231 voter registration drives for next week, many voters will be able...

Enforcement of all posted Clean Streets/Clean Lakes (CSCL) parking restrictions will resume on October 5, 2020. Clean Streets/Clean Lakes prohibits parking for one side of a street for a four hour window of time. The parking restriction allows for...

The City of Madison Clerk's Office has sent absentee ballots to 81,861 voters for the Nov. 3 Presidential Election. The November ballot includes President, Congress, State Legislature, District Attorney, County Clerk, County Treasurer, and Register of...

Public Health Madison & Dane County has identified a rabid bat that was near the slide at the Olbrich Park playground. The bat was found on September 15, 2020 around 5 PM at the playground located at 201 Garrison Street, which is near the parking...

Public Health Madison & Dane County recommends that UW students and people in Dane County do not gather with others to watch Badger football games. The decision to hold the football season right now has wide-reaching impacts beyond athlete and...

Emergency Order #9 required grades 3-12 to be closed to in-person instruction to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Following this order, three lawsuits were filed challenging the authority of a local health officer to close schools. On September 10, after..

The new yard waste schedule begins October 11, 2020The Streets Division will be using a brand new leaf collection schedule for the fall of 2020. Madison residents will have assigned days when you should set leaves to the curb for collection. The new...