During Trying Times, Wisconsin’s Libraries Continue Providing

“I have been impressed to see technology leveraged connecting library staff with students and families via virtual activities.“

Actualizaciones Del Coronavirus De La Alcaldesa Satya

La participación local en nuestro gobierno continua siendo una prioridad aun durante la pandemia.

Madison Absentee Ballot Secure Drop Off Sites

From 9:00am, April 1 through noon on Tuesday, April 7, voters can drop absentee ballots in book drops of the following 3 public libraries.

Coronavirus Update From Madison Mayor (March 30)

“With our partners, we are intent on stopping the spread of COVID-19, and preserving the hospital capacity to care for the most ill.”

Madison Fire Dept. Suspends All Burn Permits Until Further Notice

The City of Madison Fire Dept. is suspending all burn permits in the City of Madison, Town of Blooming Grove and Village of Shorewood Hills.

Madison Curbside Brush Collection Begins April 6

On Monday, April 6, 2020, the Streets Division will begin curbside brush collection.

Madison City's Spring Yard Waste Collection Will Start From April 6

In response to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Streets Division will adjust crew responsibilities to ensure critical operations.

City Of Madison Publishes Coronavirus Update

When spending time outside during Coronavirus, please follow recommendations from Public Health Madison & Dane County.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway Statement On City Of Madison Actions On Coronavirus

Madison has been working around the clock since before the first Dane County case on February 5th to slow the transmission of the COVID-19.

Coronavirus: Madison Public Libraries To Close March 17

All Madison Public Library locations will be closed beginning Tuesday, March 17.

Dane County Schools Close, No Gatherings Of 50 Or More People Due To Coronavirus

If a gathering must be held with fewer than 50 attendees, Public Health Madison & Dane County recommends following precautionary steps.

Madison Trash & Recycling Collection To Begin Earlier Soon

The Streets Division will start refuse and recycling collection services at 6:30am beginning on March 16, 2020.

Coronavirus: Pinney Library Grand Opening Weekend Canceled

"Madison Public Library is committed to the health and safety of our staff and the public."

Coronavirus: Madison Public Library Cancels Most Programs Until Further Notice

"Madison Public Library is committed to the health and safety of our staff and the public."

Wisconsin Veterans Museum Expands Hours

The museum will also be offering new special evening programming every second and fourth Friday in the coming months.

Leading For Equity Academy Event In Madison

The event will take place on March 10.

Madison's Women In Construction Week 2020 Profile: Sally Swenson

The City of Madison Engineering will be sharing one profile a day as it celebrates National Women in Construction Week, March 1-7, 2020.

Community Input Requested For City Of Madison Golf Courses

Madison Parks is hosting two community engagement meetings and offering an online survey to gather public input for the golf courses.

PODS® Wisconsin offers solutions for local businesses

PODS® Wisconsin offers a variety of simple solutions to reduce the costs of moving

Metro Transit Now Accepting Bus Lines Poetry Submissions

Submissions can be made in any language.

CESA 1 American Indian Studies: Implementing Wisconsin Act 31

This day-long workshop will provide in-depth presentation and discussion on American Indian Studies in Wisconsin.

Madison Reminds Voters To Get Ballots Counted

Provisional voters have until 4:00 pm Friday to provide the City of Madison Clerk’s Office with their photo identification.

Wisconsin DPI Licensing Website Redesigned

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction recently redesigned the licensing section of its website for ease of use and direction.

Madison Opens Voting For The Spring Primary

Early voting is now open until 8 p.m.

Wisconsin Public Libraries Support School And Community Census Efforts

Accurate census counts help determine federal funding amounts for many programs as well as United States Congressional representation.

Madison Issues Notice On Large Item Collection Delayed Today

Residents who have placed large items to the curb for today’s scheduled collection may leave them in place.

Wisconsin Teacher Of The Year Aims To Tell The Whole Story About Black History Month

This transformation is a story about equity and the role we all need to play in righting the wrongs of history by including all voices.

Madison Citywide Plowing Tonight, No Snow Emergency Declared

Citywide plowing takes 12 to 16 hours to complete.

CESA 1 American Indian Studies: Implementing Wisconsin Act 31

This day-long workshop will provide an in-depth presentation and discussion on American Indian Studies in Wisconsin.

City of Madison Hosts Senior Exercise: Is It Ever Too Late?

The next 10-week PALS session will start on March 9 at the Madison Senior Center.

Madison Declares Snow Emergency

This means alternate side parking restrictions will be in effect this evening starting at 1 a.m. for the snow emergency zone.

Wisconsin Schools Nominated To Receive National Award

The schools were selected for the U.S. Department of Education’s 2020 National Blue Ribbon Schools Program.

Pinney Library Will Closed To Public Feb. 17 Through Mar. 11

Madison Public Library’s Pinney Library is currently located at an interim space at 211 Cottage Grove Rd.

City Of Madison Asks For Public Feedback On New Stormwater Guidelines

The Engineering Division is asking the public to give comments on its updated stormwater ordinance and attend upcoming public info meetings.

Administrative Rules Hearing By The Wisconsin Department Of Education

The Wisconsin Dept. of Education will accept public testimony on proposed permanent rules relating to educator preparation programs Feb. 6.

In-Person Absentee Voting Expands Monday

City of Madison voters may vote absentee at Madison Public Library locations beginning Monday, Feb. 3.

Madison Water Utility Reports Unprecedented Drop In City’s Water Use

New numbers from 2019 show the biggest five-year decline in water use ever in Madison.

Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Seeks Comments For Academic Drafts

The new draft needs academic standards for English language arts, personal financial literacy, and physical education.

Wisconsin Young Entrepreneur Of The Year Award Application Now Open

The winning applicant will also be featured on the DPI Young Entrepreneur of the Year webpage.

State Superintendent's Equity Stakeholder Council Meeting Jan. 29

The meeting will be held at the Department of Public Instruction in Madison.