Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway

Wisconsin open records laws require elected officials to retain correspondence. As a result, I don't respond to social media comments or messages because I can't be sure they will be available if requested. Please email mayor@cityofmadison.com or call 608-266-4611 to reach me.

Every summer, the City of Madison Traffic Engineering Department refreshes many of the lines on City streets. These bright markings help improve visibility in poor weather & nighttime conditions and separate lanes clearly. Learn more: cityofmadison.com/traffic-engine…

It is always a privilege to attend the Memorial Day ceremony organized by the Madison Veterans Council. Thank you to everyone who joined us today!

Let us learn to be rich in a different way: more attentive to relationships, more intent on valuing the common good, more attached to the local area, more grateful in welcoming and integrating those who come to live with us.

Stopped by Lake City Books to pick up some gifts... looking forward to their new location on the other side of the Square! #ShopSmall #ShopLocal

No amount of intimidation from Trump’s FBI will change the fact that he lost the 2020 election. This is an abuse of power and a waste of resources, and I fear Trump is doing this to set the stage to meddle in the next election. He needs to cut it out and respect Wisconsin voters.

Help Create Pathways Out of Homelessness Dane County's first purpose-built shelter will be open soon. Public funding covers essential operations. Private donations are needed to operate the shelter 24/7, so the shelter is a path forward toward housing. shelterfriendsdaneco.org

Spieler explains how his job impacts your day-to-day life, his extensive history in the field of transportation, and what he’d like you to know about his position. wortfm.org/get-to-know-ch…

John Nolen Drive Reconstruction: A public information meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m., June 2, 2026, via Zoom. Registration prior is required: cityofmadison.com/engineering/pr…

🎉 You’re Invited! 🎉 Join us as we celebrate our Open House and 20th Anniversary! 📅 Wednesday May 27, 2026 ⏰ 1pm - 3:30pm #OpenHouse #20thAnniversary #Community #Celebration #ServingOurCommunity

Tonight: The City is hosting a virtual Public Information Meeting to provide an overview of the planning process, key recommendations in the plan, a description of how the public can comment on the plan, and time for questions and answers. cityofmadison.com/news/2026-05-1…

Celebrate EMS Week by being part of the Chain of Survival! When someone suffers sudden cardiac arrest, they're depending on someone like you to call 911 and start hands-only CPR! Join us for a FREE hands-only CPR class next Wednesday! Register here: signupgenius.com/go/10C054EAEA7…

The Budget Engagement Sessions are an opportunity to learn more about the City Budget process. The first one is June 2 and focuses on Justice & Public Safety agencies. Please register today: cityofmadison.com/mayor/events/2…

Thank you, @GovEvers, for your support of the Imagination Center at Reindahl Park! Investing in local projects is helping strengthen communities across Wisconsin.   content.govdelivery.com/accounts/WIGOV…

Just last year, the Efficiency Navigator program upgraded 11 multifamily buildings with 60 units, making homes more comfortable, affordable, and healthy for 90 Madisonians, including 23 children and seniors. cityofmadison.com/news/2026-03-3…

John Nolen Drive Update 5/15/2026: cityofmadison.com/engineering/pr…

Free food scraps recycling drop-off returns to the South Madison Farmers' Market for the 2026 season - starting today! Look for the free food scraps drop-off for your coffee grounds, eggshells & vegetable and fruit scraps so they can be composted. cityofmadison.com/news/2026-05-1…

Since Wisconsin became a state, women have made limited gains in public leadership at the federal and statewide levels: No woman has ever been elected Governor 1 woman has served as Attorney General Today, statewide, only 16% of mayors are women. womenscouncil.wi.gov/Pages/Initiati…

Locating housing near transit reduces expenses and expands access to jobs and services. It reduces transportation barriers for low-income areas, making life more affordable and connected. That’s why we passed an ordinance to allow more homes to be built near transit corridors.

After weatherization upgrades, the typical low-income home saves an average of 35% on energy consumption and, therefore, energy costs.docs.nrel.gov/docs/fy11osti/…