Three years in the making, a project that is proof community feedback is heard and used to make changes for a better street for our community. Davies Streetand Dempsey Roadhas a few-year history so far, longer than a typical road reconstruction project,

The City of Madison Engineering Division is doing Watershed Studieswhere the divisions engineers comb through the City of Madison, looking at where the stormwater infrastructure system can be improved to prevent or minimize flooding, and then present r

No matter what time of year, its always a good time to recycle. However, what if you dont know where to start? Youre in luck, the City of Madison has a Recyclopedia, put together and updated each year to serve the needs of the community to support recy

The intense pressure of the COVID-19 pandemic forced municipalities to find solutions for homelessness in the communityand the City of Madison was no exception. In just the last two years: the City of Madison Engineering Division led five huge projects t

After over a decade of process, the Madison Public Market is officially happening. Its really happening. City of Madison Engineering Division Public Information Officer Hannah Mohelnitzky hosts two key people in the Public Market Process: Engineering Div

Two major reconstruction projects are underway in 2023 in the City of Madison: Pleasant View Road and Atwood Avenue. Pleasant View Road is on the City's west side, and Atwood Avenue is on the City's east side. Both projects impact our community in multipl

A snowy mess moves into our area, and we look directly to our City of Madison snow professionals--- why? Because the snowy system impacts everything we have planned that day, our familys plan, our work plan, childrens plans, school and any other extra a

A new opportunity to create renewed connection with the beauty of our lakes and urban space, were talking about the generational project of John Nolen Drive Reconstruction paired with the intense Lake Monona Waterfront Design Contest. City of Madison Eng

The City of Madison wants its streets to be safer. That means slower speed limits, narrower roads, less traffic deaths. These changes make for safe streets in the City of Madison. City of Madison Engineering Division Public Information Officer Hannah Mohe

There has been no more than two City Engineers in the last two-three decades at the City of Madison, thats saying something considering the amount of responsibility the position holds on the future of infrastructure in the City of Madison. This position