Come find out about the West Wingra Watershed and the flooding issues that are common in the neighborhood. In 2022 the City of Madison published the “Wingra West Watershed Study” following many years of research and public involvement. The study developed … Continued
The Dudgeon-Monroe Neighborhood Association’s WATER Team invites you to a family friendly and free event. Bring your family, a friend, or neighbor. Meet neighbors from throughout the Watershed as we celebrate and learn about water stewardship. CMNNA will be … Continued
The public is encouraged to join the City in the next phase of its Watershed Studies, by attending upcoming public information meetings which will focus on data collected from residents. For the first time, engineers will share the results of watershed … Continued
Latest Update 4:54 p.m., Oct. 4, 2019: Press Release: Significant Flooding Not Expected Saturday City engineers expect Lake Monona to remain near the 100-year flood stage through Sunday, and dry weather early next week will be helpful and welcome. However, … Continued
Chippewa Drive and Cherokee Drive Greenway, 4-5 p.m., Sept. 5, Nakoma Park, near the intersection of Cherokee Drive and Nakoma Road Nakoma Road Ave., 2-3 p.m., Sept. 12, Nakoma Road and Manitou Way at the limestone wall Odana Pond, 6-7 … Continued
Flooding Last updated: 09/04/2018 – 1:11pm Español Hmong Mandarin Heavy rains have created flood conditions in the City of Madison. Check this page for updates on road closures, City services, and flood cleanup. Rising lake levels are causing flooding in the … Continued
The 2016 Groundwater Flow Model for Dane County, Wisconsin, is a decision-support tool which can be used to site new wells, develop wellhead protection plans, evaluate the effects of changing land use and climate on groundwater, and quantify the relationships between … Continued
Leaf-free Streets before the Storm Can Lead to Cleaner Waters Madisonians love our lakes! From sitting at the Union Terrace to cheering on Ironman contestants, Madison’s lakes connect us with one another and with the outdoors. The green leaves … Continued
