Several government meetings are scheduled through Thursday this week.
Space is limited to 120 people, so registration is required.
The town is in the midst of updating its 2016 Coastal Resilience Plan.
The meeting is about a special appropriation.
A meeting of the Bauer Park Advisory Committee is one of the government meetings in town this week.
The Town Offices are at the Madison Town Campus at 8 Campus Drive.
Town Offices will also open an hour later one day this week, due to a staff training event.
Also scheduled this week is a public information session on proposed changes to the town's septic system regulations.
Madison's annual referendum was held Tuesday.
Voters are being asked to decide the fate of a pair of budgeting questions.
Residents will be asked to vote on the annual budget and on the Academy Community Center Project budget.
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Madison's annual "Green Up, Clean Up Day" is also this week.
The move increases budget transparency with an easy-to-view format.
Good Friday is this week, with Easter on Sunday.
Madison is looking to renovate one of its historic buildings.
The recommended budget represents a 2.59 percent increase from the previous fiscal year.
Also scheduled is a public hearing on the town's 2025-26 budget.
The renovation budget has soared for the Academy Community Center project.
The Beach and Recreation Commission and the Affordable Housing Committee are also scheduled to meet.
Also scheduled to meet is the Madison 200|America 250 Steering Committee.
The event, sponsored by the Madison Chamber of Commerce, will feature First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons and state Comptroller Sean Scanlon.
The Water Pollution Control Authority is also scheduled to meet this week.
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The town's Senior Services Commission is also scheduled to meet this week.
The vote to increase the construction budget is scheduled for May 6.
Madison Youth & Family Services and the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee are also scheduled to meet this week.
Also scheduled to meet this week is the Conservation Commission, among others.
The Board of Selectmen and Board of Education will present their recommended budgets to the Board of Finance on Tuesday.
It's a light week of government meetings this week in Madison.
Additionally, the Board of Selectmen, Board of Education and Economic Development Commission are also scheduled to meet this week.
The commission will be joined by members of the Affordable Housing Committee, Economic Development Commission and Board of Selectmen.
The Affordable Housing Committee is also scheduled to meet this week.
A public hearing to discuss the proposed 2025-26 budget is scheduled for Feb. 25.
First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons will give a "state of the town" address.
Town department budget presentations also continue on Monday.
Also scheduled to meet this week is the Madison 200/American 250 Steering Committee.
Officials will review the process and listen to comments on future projects.