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Fireworks and Your Neighbors

Madison police remind residents about illegal fireworks. As many prepare to set off fireworks this holiday weekend, the Madison Police Department is reminding residents which ones are legal in the area. The City of Madison Police Department shared these reminders: If you’re caught using an illegal firework in Madison, penalties can range from $344.50 to $1000, plus court costs. State law says without a permit you can have sparklers not exceeding 36 inches in length, stationary cones and fountains, toy...

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Yard Waste

Yard Waste

Yard waste pickups have been completed in our neighborhood. Any leaves or branches that you wish to dispose of will now have to be taken to one of our city drop-off sites. For further information, please see the yard waste section of the City of Madison Streets Division web page at: https://www.cityofmadison.com/streets/yardwaste/

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snow

Next Storm, Coming Right Up

From the City of Madison Streets Division Posted Thursday, January 11, 2024 1:09 PM: Another severe storm is due to hit Madison starting during the overnight hours tonight (Thursday, January 11) and lasting into Saturday (January 13).. This will be a long duration event that will produce deeper accumulation than the storm earlier this week, have drier snow and higher winds, which means blowing and drifting snow will be a concern. The Streets Division response to this storm will begin...

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Plowing during winter stom

First Winter Storm for 2024

Snow Plowing Update: January 8, 2024 From the City of Madison: Due to the severity of the upcoming storm, the Streets Division is sharing the below Snow Plow Update to individuals who have signed up to receive Snow Emergency updates. If you would like to receive more updates like this below, please sign up to receive Snow Plow updates from the City of Madison winter website. The upcoming winter storm will be challenging. The storm will produce a significant amount...

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No Mow May

No Mow May

From the City of Madison: The City invites the community to support its pollinators and green spaces by mowing less and joining in its Low Mow May 2023 efforts.   As of May 1, 2023, the City will not enforce the tall grass ordinance for the remainder of the month. Low Mow May is a conservation initiative that promotes little or no mowing during the month of May to give pollinators the best chance at reproducing. Background:Research has shown significant declines in...

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