1-565 blasting at the Town Madison District will continue Thursday, February 23rd and possibly Friday, February 24th with the same previously scheduled times beginning at 10:30am through 2pm. The contractor on the project will keep the City of…
Read More »I hope everyone had a great week. We accomplished a great deal last week, here are just a few of the highlights. We are excited to have Gabe Kuenzli on board in the Mayor’s office as a second Communications Specialist. Along with Samantha…
Read More »The demolition of Kids Kingdom is underway, however, project managers are expecting delays. Due to material delivery delays, weather and contractor's staff, the City of Madison expects the project to wrap in mid-summer. Madison Visionary Partners…
Read More »Beginning the week of January 3rd, street sweeping will begin on all curb and gutter streets in the City of Madison. Sweeping will begin in the northwest quadrant of the city and move east. Weather permitting; the street sweeping will be completed…
Read More »All roads in the City of Madison are open. Please be cautious of any icy patches while driving. Thank you to our Public Works department for their dedication to our community through the cold! Please continue to drive with caution. Click Here for…
Read More »Fourth Annual “Operation Christmas Clean Up” to be Held on Saturday, January 7 Recycling Collection Event at two separate locations The Solid Waste Disposal Authority (SWDA) and its curbside recycling program, Recycling Alliance of…
Read More »The City of Madison’s municipal buildings and programs will be delayed by two hours due to freezing weather on Friday, December 23rd. City Hall is currently scheduled to open at 10am. Officials will remain weather aware throughout the night…
Read More »Notice to Turn Off Sprinklers The City of Madison requests residents to turn off sprinklers during the freezing season. The water spraying on sidewalks and roadways causes unnecessary hazards. To report any issues around your neighborhood,…
Read More »In connection with an expected December bond offering, the City of Madison sought rating updates from S&P Global Ratings (formerly Standard & Poor’s) and Moody’s Investors Service. The upcoming bond issue finances the…
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Read More »Madison City Council recently passed the Madison Community Center project at a special called meeting. The project is anticipated to take 18 months for complete renovations of the former Three Springs building. Once complete, the center will…
Read More »Click Here to view the City Of Madison Updated Senior Center Newsletter - November 30, 2022
Read More »The City of Madison welcomes Floor & Décor and Urban Home Market to Madison's growing retail portfolio. Filling the space that previously homed Publix on Hwy 72, Floor & Décor will occupy the former Publix and two adjacent…
Read More »Last Chance to Register for City of Madison Christmas Parade! Don't miss your chance to participate in the Holiday spirit during the City of Madison Christmas Parade! Registration closes on Wednesday, November 23rd. Registration forms must be…
Read More »In efforts to expand services to the Madison community, Comcast is currently laying fiber in neighborhoods across the City of Madison to provide better internet infrastructure around the city. In May of this year, Comcast announced the…
Read More »The City of Madison engaged the community at the Madison Chamber of Commerce's biggest fundraising event - "Celebrate Madison." Presented by Meta, Celebrate Madison (previously known as "Connect") took a new shape this year, and was free to the…
Read More »The City of Madison Police Department cautions the community on spam calls claiming to be from MPD non-emergency number. The spammers may claim they have warrants and need the caller to pay over the phone. The non-emergency number does show on the…
Read More »Mayor Finley provided an update on the 2023 proposed budget to Council at the September 12th Council Meeting. The proposed budget provides a continued employee investment with the 6th straight year of step increases and no increase to Employee…
Read More »Mayor's Newsletter While I know it has been a rainy Labor Day weekend, I hope all of you were able to enjoy yourself with whatever activities you had planned. We had a lot going on during our last two weeks…here are just a few of the…
Read More »The City of Madison is working with contractors to catch up on right-of-way mowing. Currently, the contractor is 2-3 days behind schedule due to weather. While weather and staffing issues have been issues this season, both organizations are…
Read More »The City of Madison has learned former Madison Mayor Wilbanks has passed. We welcome the community at large to honor his memory and contributions towards our City. "Our City of Madison family is saddened by the passing of our former Mayor Burwell…
Read More »As of 3:00pm, all fields are open.
Youth Basketball Registration is open September 1st - www.madisonal.gov/youthbasketball.
Read More »Youth Basketball registration for fall closes this Friday, August, 26th, 2022. The City of Madison Parks and Recreation Department invite boys and girls between the ages of 5-18 (k-12th grade) to join one of the most exciting sports that Madison…
Read More »Madison has had a very busy two weeks with multiple activities, events, and day to day production occurring. Here are just a few of the highlights: -At Monday night’s City Council meeting Council will vote on HR Resolution 2022-227-R. This…
Read More »OPEN but in lightning delay. Youth Basketball Registration is open until Friday, August 26th - www.madisonal.gov/youthbasketball. OPEN Youth Basketball Registration - Open - http://www.madisonal.gov/1166/Youth-Programs Youth Softball…
Read More »The City of Madison is aware both grass cutting contractors are behind on their normal schedules. While weather and staffing issues are the primary culprits, both organizations are committed to catching up on our medians and city parks. The City…
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Read More »Madison Baseball Association (MBA) The Madison Baseball Association (MBA) is a parent volunteer organization dedicated to providing recreational baseball to the children of Madison between the ages of 4-15 years. For more information, please visit…
Read More »I hope everyone is having a great summer and that you are doing your best to stay cool. We continue to get a lot done in and around the city… here are a few of our highlights: The Independence Day celebration event took place on Saturday,…
Read More »The City of Madison's Comprehensive Plan is underway and needs community input! Madison on Track 2045 will be a policy document for use by the community at large to make decisions about future growth. By taking this short survey, your input helps…
Read More »City of Madison online crime reports are temporarily unavailable due to technical difficulties. Our IT department is currently working on a solution to the issue. While this courtesy online service is unavailable, interested parties are able to…
Read More »Due to staff shortages and Covid-19 precautions, the Madison Municipal Court will have varied hours of operations and may be closed until further notice. The following Madison Municipal Court sessions are rescheduled: Thursday, July 14, 2022…
Read More »Due to the repaving of the Bob Jones High School parking lot, we are moving the parking location to the Madison City Schools Stadium for the July 2nd Star Spangled Celebration. The free shuttle service will still begin at 4:30pm and will shuttle…
Read More »The 2022 Summer Concerts in the Park series open in the brand new Homeplace Park on Thursday, June 16th at 6:00pm. Additional…
Read More »As of 3:00pm on Friday, June 10th, all fields are open.
Read More »Now that the work of the governance transition committee appointed by the mayor is done, the council will work with members of that committee to conduct public information sessions where more details can be shared and questions can be answered. At…
Read More »The City of Madison has installed permanent signage at the intersection of Burgreen and Hardiman. The sign will flash to alert motorists of the end of the Burgreen roadway. Drivers should be aware of the nearby ditch and alerted by the signage of…
Read More »Toyota Field, the home of the Rocket City Trash Pandas, will transform into the gridiron as the City of Madison welcomes college football to the facility for the first time. One of the best baseball parks in the country will host a new home team for…
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