Water Utility

Madison Water Utility is reminding you to clear snow away from the fire hydrants near your home.

Pumpage totals for 2020 are in, and they reveal a continued shift in the way Madison uses water.

Madison Water Utility is reminding people to protect our lakes, rivers, streams and drinking water by using less salt this winter.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway announced today that Joe Grande, Water Quality Manager for the Madison Water Utility, will serve as Interim General Manager (GM) of the Water Utility while a new GM is being recruited.

The Madison Water Utility Board will be reviewing Madison’s drinking water fluoridation policy at its upcoming August 25th meeting. The policy was last reviewed in 2014.

Madison Water Utility has completed its annual comprehensive testing for a class of chemicals known as PFAS in the city’s drinking water wells.

Postcards are arriving in mailboxes across Madison letting people know their drinking water meets or exceeds all federal and state standards for health and safety.

I really like the idea of ending the week on a positive note, so let me start by again saying thank you!

Madison Water Utility and Public Health Madison & Dane County are warning people about the danger of stagnant water in buildings that have been closed during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

In response to the growing COVID-19 outbreak, Madison Water Utility will be exempting late payment fees until further notice.

In light of the current COVID-19 concerns, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is announcing additional steps to protect the health of City employees at work and in the event that they cannot work.

In response to the growing COVID-19 outbreak, Madison Water Utility will be closing its offices to the public beginning Monday, March 16, until further notice.