City and County Announcements, Newsletters, Updates, meeting announcements and more!
FINANCIAL LITERACY CLASS
Join us at Sunshine Place for a Free Financial Literacy Drop-In Class
We’re excited to offer a free Financial Literacy class at Sunshine Place!
Dates and Time:
- Tuesday, July 1st | 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
These sessions will take place next week and the following week at our 1610 West Main building (the white corner building).
Please note: The class will be offered in English only to start.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out!
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Leticia Hockenberry leticia@sunshineplace.org
NO JULY 4TH GARBAGE PICK UP OR DROP OFF
Closed for July 4, 2025
No curbside pickups on Independence Day, Friday, 7/4/25. Drop-off-sites & offices also closed.
If you have a Friday pickup day, we will collect scheduled carts on Monday, 7/7/25.
Drop-off sites reopen 7/5/25 on their posted hours.
WATCH CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS OF IMAGINATION CENTER AT REINDAHL PARK
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With construction underway at the City’s first new library location in two decades, crews are busy working on the new Imagination Center at Reindahl Park, and you can watch live every step of the way!
Construction progress of the Imagination Center at Reindahl Park can now been viewed on the live construction site camera.
The Imagination Center at Reindahl Park will be a multifunctional indoor-outdoor library and community space and the first-ever library facility located within a Madison Park.
People of all ages will be able to gather and learn, utilizing free Wi-Fi and public computers to access online resources for health, wellness, work, school, and more. The Imagination Center at Reindahl Park will be a community hub where people meet for social interaction, civic engagement, and cultural expression. Please visit the Imagination Center at Reindahl Park Scoping Study and Imagination Center at Reindahl Park for additional information.
This content is free for use with credit to City of Madison Engineering.
PROJECT UPDATES
Rutledge Street Reconstruction
Location: 1833 Rutledge St
Estimated Schedule: April 1, 2025 – July 29, 2025
June 27, 2025 Update
The Contractor has completed all utility replacement and curb and gutter concrete work up to Walton Pl. The Contractor is continuing work on replacing the water main up to Russell St and sidewalk concrete work on the first two blocks of Rutledge St.
The City Inspector, Pual Lauby, plauby@cityofmadison.com, 608-261-9678 and Troy Vant, tvant@cityofmadison.com, 608-266-4914. They will be the best on-site contact throughout construction work.
Near West Watershed Study
Location: 835 W Dayton Street
Estimated Schedule: April 6, 2022 – December 31, 2024
June 25, 2025 Update
The final draft report is available for comment.
Near West Watershed Study Final Draft Report
Please complete the survey with feedback by 12 p.m., July 28, 2025.
Pontiac, Boston, Nokomis, and Rosewood Reconstruction
Location: 949 Pontiac Trl
Estimated Schedule: March 15, 2026 – November 1, 2026
June 27, 2025 Update
This page has been created.
The project team is working toward setting a date for a public information meeting, and a questionnaire will be coming in the next few weeks. Stay tuned for more updates. Sign up for email updates to stay informed.
Pheasant Branch Enhancement
Location: 8308 Excelsior Dr
Estimated Schedule: May 30, 2023 – November 30, 2026
June 26, 2025 Update
Deming Way between Gialamas Way and Fourier Drive is now open.
The next section of street closure will occur on Fourier Drive between John Q Hammons Drive and Excelsior Drive near 1001 Fourier Drive to expand the capacity of the culvert (storm sewer) underneath the road. This is currently planned to begin in August, 2025.
Reconstruction of the ponds, greenway, and storm sewer in the Old Sauk Trails Business Park continues. The multi-use path and bridge work through the pond and greenways are underway. This work is all part of a flood mitigation project, which will be completed in 2026. Various private utility relocation work will be ongoing throughout the project area.
For more information, see the Fact Sheet.
THE BEACON CLOSED ON THURSDAY JULY 10
Hello all, on Thursday, July 10, The Beacon will be closed for staff training and completing maintenance projects. Beacon guests will be informed of alternate locations to go to for the day and will be provided with transportation assistance. Will send a reminder closer to the date.
Thank you,
Carly
Carly Sobye CSobye@ccmadison.org
The Beacon | 615 E. Washington Ave. | Madison, WI 53703
P: (608) 826-8077 | F: (608) 250-3607
UNIVERSITY AVENUE BIKE DETOUR
Beginning on Monday June 30th, the westbound bike lane between Shorewood Blvd and Highbury Rd will be closed nightly from 7pm to 7am as part of a Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District project. The bike lanes will be open outside of these hours. This nightly closure is anticipated to last a few weeks, with all work requiring the detour expected to be completed by Monday, August 4th.
Alternate Route:
During this timeframe, westbound cyclists are encouraged to use Shorewood Boulevard to Locust Drive to Rose Place to University Avenue which will be marked with signage. We recommend riders allow a few extra minutes of travel time. A map of the bike detour is below.
This work is associated with the West Interceptor Rehab – Segoe Road to Shorewood Boulevard Project. Please visit the project webpage for further details. You can also sign up for project updates.
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DANE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS RECOGNIZES GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION EFFORTS
June is National Gun Violence Awareness Month
DANE COUNTY, Wis. — On Thursday, June 26, 2025, the Dane County Board of Supervisors passed 2025 RES-045, formally recognizing and supporting local efforts to prevent gun violence in Dane County. The resolution was adopted in conjunction with National Gun Violence Awareness Month, which raises public awareness about the urgent need to prevent gun violence and address its lasting impacts in communities across the country.
“We on the County Board are committed to confronting this public health crisis,” said County Board Chair Patrick Miles. “Last March we called on the Legislature to enable us to do just that. Passing the ‘Safer Summer’ bill package would be a significant step in the right direction.”
Gun violence is recognized as a public health crisis by Public Health Madison & Dane County, which leads local efforts to reduce firearm-related deaths and injuries through data analysis, violence prevention programming, and community partnerships.
“In Wisconsin, an average of 69 children and teens die by guns every year, 33% through suicide; and 38 Dane County residents lose their lives to firearms each year—with 80% to suicide,” said Supervisor Rick Rose (Dist. 16). “I am so grateful for Students Demand Action, a youth-led movement who are at the forefront of gun violence prevention advocacy, and I join them in asking for an Extreme Risk Protection Order process, expanding background checks, and strengthening our gun laws to prevent further tragedies.”
The board also welcomed Stella Osiedacz, a volunteer with the Wisconsin Students Demand Action chapter, to speak in support of the resolution. “Gun violence prevention work is hard. Many of us come to this advocacy after traumatic loss in our communities. Many times we go to speak with the same lawmakers over and over who continue to do nothing even though a majority of their constituents are asking for change,” said Osiedacz. “This resolution is a reminder to all of us to keep going and keep showing up. Thank you, Dane County Board Members for recognizing our efforts, your support is going to make a difference.”
In addition to recognizing the leadership of Students Demand Action, the resolution also highlights the work of organizations such as Moms Demand Action and Focused Interruption, which strengthen community-driven approaches to advancing safety, resilience, and healing.
The resolution affirms the Dane County Board’s commitment to partnering with Public Health Madison & Dane County and other local organizations to expand gun violence prevention, education, intervention, and support services across the county.
NEWLY ELECTED DISTRICT 1 SUPERVISOR COLIN BARUSHOK SWORN IN FOLLOWING SPECIAL ELECTION
DANE COUNTY, Wis. — On Thursday, June 26, 2025, Colin Barushok was officially sworn in as the new District 1 Supervisor on the Dane County Board of Supervisors, following his victory in the June 17, 2025, special election. The swearing-in ceremony, led by Dane County Clerk Scott McDonell took place during a regularly scheduled meeting of the County Board.
County Board Chair Patrick Miles welcomed Barushok to the board. “I look forward to Colin bringing his community experience to the County Board,” said Miles. “The Board and District 1 constituents will benefit from his fresh perspective.”
Barushok succeeds former District 1 Supervisor Elizabeth Doyle, who resigned in March after announcing her move outside the district. Barushok, a legislative staffer in the Wisconsin State Legislature, won the race with 51.5% of the vote. The election drew 1,079 voters, or roughly 9% of the district’s registered voters.
Following his swearing-in, Barushok was appointed to the County Board’s Environment, Agriculture & Natural Resources Committee and Land Conservation Committee. “I’m honored that my neighbors have given me the opportunity to represent and serve our downtown community. I’m committed to meeting their needs by uplifting their values and collaborating closely with my colleagues,” said Barushok. “I’m ready to get to work to protect and improve our County.”
SOUTHWEST AND SOUTHEAST AREA PLAN UPCEOMING EVENTS, PARKS ALIVE, AND MORE
Updates and opportunities to get involved in shaping the future of the Southwest and Southeast Areas are coming up—here’s what’s ahead:
Parks Alive – Southwest Area
All summer, City Parks, Neighborhood Resource Teams and Community Groups are joining together to host Parks Alive events around the City, including in Southwest area parks. City staff are starting to draft Southwest Area Plan actions and we need more feedback! Come enjoy a free meal and fun activities and share your ideas.
| Allied Park
2370 Revival Ridge July 7, 5-7 p.m. |
Meadowood Park
5810 Thrush Lane July 9, 5-7 p.m. |
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Southwest Area Plan Arts Workshop, July 23
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Southeast Area Plan Arts Workshop, July 22
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Other Parks Events
| Parks Alive
Galaxy Park 132 Milky Way June 30, 5-7 p.m. |
Parks Alive
Worthington Park 3102 Worthington Ave July 8, 5-7 p.m. |
| Movies in the Park
Penn Park, 2101 Fisher St July 10, 5-7 p.m. |
Air Bud at Meadowood Park
5810 Thrush Lane July 9, 6:30 p.m. |
| Racing Stripes at Penn Park
2101 Fisher St. July 10, 6:30 p.m. |
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City of Madison Pedestrian & Bike Plan Community Survey
Help shape how we walk, roll, and bike to get to the important places and spaces in and around Madison!
What connections do you need to make walking and biking safer and more accessible in Madison? We’d love to hear about your experience and provide your input! EQT By Design and Toole Design were hired by the City of Madison to update the Pedestrian Plan and finalize an All Ages and Abilities Bike Network plan. We know that everyone—no matter their age, ability, or identity—deserves safe, welcoming, and accessible ways to get around their community. Help us, help you make sure we get this right!
This survey should take about 5-10 minutes. Your responses are anonymous and will inform city planning. Together, we make Madison!
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Metro Transit Now Accepting Credit Cards
Metro Transit is excited to announce another payment option is now available to ride the bus. Starting today, riders are now able to pay their adult rate bus fares with both physical contactless Mastercard or Visa credit cards as well as mobile wallets like Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Google Pay.
Using a contactless credit card will provide all the same multiple-ride discounts as using an adult Metro Fast Fare single ride at $2.00, including a 2-hour transfer, and Fare Capping at $5.00 daily, $16.25 weekly, or $65 monthly rates. To receive transfers and discounts, riders need to use the same credit card for fare payment each time they board.
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Streets Division Updates
- 2025 Recyclopedias Now Available – Pick up a copy at your local Madison Public Library location or a Streets Division office. Paper copies can also be mailed to you upon request. Just contact the Streets Division to have any of our free resources sent out to you.
- Last Chance to Take the Recycle Better Class – The final Recycle Better class for 2025 begins on July 2, 2025. The class is a collaboration between Sustain Dane and the Streets Division to teach you more about recycling, and also help you teach others. You can sign up to take this class on the Sustain Dane page.
- Sign up for Holiday Notices – Don’t let holidays trip up your trash and recycling schedule. We have a feature on our website where you can sign up to receive an email to let you know when collections are delayed for holidays and also for severe weather. It’s easy and free. Just go to the Trash & Recycling section of the Streets Division page, and sign up for the schedule update email list.
- Electronics Recycling is Free – Remember to bring your printers, cell phones, computers, and televisions, and so on to a Streets Division drop-off site so they can be recycled. This is free for every City of Madison resident. Drop-off site hours and information is available on our website. And there is specific electronics recycling information available on the E-cycling page.
- Dane County Clean Sweep for Hazardous Waste – Dane County Clean Sweep is the location to take paints, pesticides, and other chemicals. They just recently started taking even more material, like fireworks and ammunition. This is also where you need to take those little propane cylinders for camp stoves. You can find out more information about everything this county facility takes at their website.
- Don’t Forget About Food Scraps – We have more opportunities now than ever before to compost food scraps locally. There are six locations in Madison between what is available from the City of Madison and Dane County. And, of course, preventing food waste is a much greener and wallet-friendly way of tackling this problem. You can learn more about food scraps composting and food waste prevention on the Food Scraps website.
MADISON UPDATES ITS ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Over the past year, the Department of Civil Rights and many other City of Madison agencies have worked to identify barriers to access in all city programs, facilities and the public right of way as they worked on revitalizing Madison’s American with Disability Act (ADA) Transition Plan.
Today those efforts are ready for residents to review and comment on.
“This an important step to ensuring all our residents can participate and engage with their local government,” said Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway. “The City of Madison has a proud legacy of championing and facilitating access. Revitalizing our ADA Transition Plan is one way we honor that history.”
Madison enacted an ADA Transition Plan in the 1990s and has maintained ADA compliance. However, the City has grown and changed since the 1990’s and so have the compliance requirements. Although there is no requirement that a city revitalize their ADA Transition Plan, Madison is committed to improving access for all its residents.
“We recognize that collaboration with residents with disabilities is an important part of developing an effective ADA Transition Plan and a more inclusive, equitable, and thriving Madison” says Rebecca Hoyt, Disability Rights and Services Specialist. “This plan will provide a framework for the City to work towards removing barriers to access in the years to come.”
The City consulted with Access to Independence, a local disability-led organization, to help in evaluating and updating the public right-of-way portion of the ADA Transition Plan. The parties developed a plan to bring the City of Madison to full ADA compliance so that it is accessible and useable for all residents. The plan also incorporates residents’ recommendations provided at the 2023 Disability Summit to extend program access beyond ADA compliance.
The proposed ADA Transition Plan is open for public comment June 24 – August 23, 2025. The City of Madison will be hosting the following virtual public information sessions to answer questions and receive feedback from the community.
- Programs, Services, Activities, and Employment – July 9th 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Registration Link
- Public Right of Way – July 16th – 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Registration Link
- Public Facilities and Web and Digital Accessibility – July 23rd – 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Registration Link
The final plan will be introduced to the Common Council in September 2025.
The 35th anniversary of the passage of the Americans Disability Act (ADA) is July 26. The federal legislation is a civil rights law that protects the rights of people with disabilities in public life. It requires public entities like the City of Madison to provide services, programs, and activities that are accessible and useable for people with disabilities. When the ADA was signed into law in 1990, public entities were required to look at all their programs, facilities, and employment policies, and the public right-of-way to identify barriers to access. They were to develop an ADA Transition Plan so they could plan to remove barriers to access for people with disabilities over time.
We welcome and encourage comments and suggestions, especially from Disabled Madison residents/residents with disabilities and disability-led organizations.
Read the full Madison ADA Transition Plan
Request alternate formats, accommodations or translation by contacting: RHoyt@cityofmadison.com or LAP@cityofmadison.com
Please send questions and comments to ADA Coordinator Rebecca Hoyt:
- 608-266-6511
TENANT RESOURCE CENTER STAFF SUMMER BREAK/HOLIDAYS
Hi HSC Partners,
The Tenant Resource Center will be closed from June 30 through July 9. This means we will not be staffing our UW SAC location this week or MATC South Campus on Saturday 7/5. We will also not be in eviction court hearings or trials on July 1, 2, 4, 8, or 9th. We also will not be sending out rental assistance checks or returning phone calls or emails that week.
Please Note: We will resume full services at all our locations starting 7/10, please expect delays as we anticipate a high volume of calls and emails.
El Tenant Resource Center estará cerrado del 30 de Junio al 9 de Julio. No estaremos disponibles en nuestra ubicación de UW SAC esa semana, tampoco estaremos abiertos en MATC South campus el Sábado 7/5. Tampoco estaremos en las audiencias de juicios en la corte de desalojo los días 1, 2, 4, 8 o 9 de Julio. Tampoco enviaremos cheques de asistencia para el alquiler ni devolveremos llamadas telefónicas ni correos electrónicos esta semana.
Tenga en cuenta: Reanudaremos nuestros servicios completos en todas nuestras ubicaciones a partir del 10 de julio. Tenga en cuenta que se esperan demoras ya que anticipamos un gran volumen de llamadas y correos electrónicos.
Sincerely,
TRC
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Note: Please see our website for updated hours and locations. Starting March 1, our Eviction Diversion & Defense Partnership (EDDP) team will be available for appointments only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. You can schedule an appointment with that team here. You can always attend virtual court in our main office if you have a virtual eviction court hearing.
Note: The Tenant Resource Center will be closed from June 30 through July 9. This means we will not be staffing our UW SAC location this week or MATC South Campus on Saturday 7/5. We will also not be in eviction court hearings or trials on July 1, 2, or 4. We also will not be sending out rental assistance checks or returning phone calls or emails that week.
If you have an eviction court that week we are closed, please contact us as soon as possible. The best way to reach us is to come to one of our offices. You can find our office hours, email, and phone number, on our website.
Please Note: We will resume full services at all our locations starting 7/10, please expect delays as we anticipate a high volume of calls and emails.
Samantha Buskey
she/her/hers
Office Administrative Associate
2510 Winnebago St
Madison, WI 53704
2025 RECYCLOPEDIAS & THE FINAL RECYCLE BETTER COURSE OF 2025
Hello, Madison Recyclers
Final Recycle Better Course of 2025
If you haven’t taken the Sustain Dane Recycle Better course, your last opportunity to do so is next week, July 2, 2025.
This time we’re doing it in the evening, and it will once again be online.
The goal of the class is not only to teach you details about recycling, but it’s also about empowering you to teach others in your life the right way to recycle.
Sustain Dane does ask for a small tuition for hosting this course. If the cost is too much for you, and you would like to attend, please reach out to Sam Worden of Sustain Dane to ask about waiving the fee.
2025 Recyclopedias Are Here!
Finally, paper copies of the 2025 Recyclopedia are available!
You can pick up free copies at your local Madison Public Library location or the City of Madison Streets Division office. If you contact the Streets Division, we can mail one to you as well.
We’re also happy to work with places to have them distributed, so if you own a business where you would like to have these available to your customers, or maybe the church you attend would like to have these, or something in between – contact us and we can see about getting some copies to you.
I’m certainly open to ideas on other locations where we could have these free booklets for people to pickup. If you have a good idea, let me know.
The Herd is Growing!
We’re making great progress on our goal to collect a bison herd worth of food scraps.
We have free buckets, stickers, guides, and plenty free good vibes.
There are three City of Madison farmer’s market locations to drop-off your scraps.
And if you ever want to say hello to the farmer that takes your scraps and turns them back into vegetables, stop by the South Madison Farmers’ Market and say hello to Robert Pierce. We accept scraps at the South Madison Market on Tuesdays, too.
In Conclusion…
Thank you all for your time and attention.
Bryan Johnson
Recycling Coordinator
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JULY MESSENGER (SENIOR CENTER)
Here is your July Messenger. Have a great July 4th!
MIFFLIN AND CARROLL PLAZA – INITIAL DEISGN CONCEPTS MEETING MATERIALS NOW AVAILABLE
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Thanks to all who attended Monday’s Mifflin and Carroll Plaza meeting. Approximately 60 people registered to attend virtually and about 30 joined staff in person at Madison Central Library. The meeting materials including presentation, meeting video and feedback form are now available on the Mifflin and Carroll Plaza webpage and also linked below.
WATER MAIN FLUSHING
Water Main Flushing plans beginning Monday June 30th (all flushing is daytime unless otherwise noted)
MAP: https://www.cityofmadison.com/
North (Area 13) – East of N Sherman Ave. between Wheeler Rd. and Northport Dr.
East (Area 25) – Between Cottage Grove Rd and Commercial Ave. west of the Interstate
South (Area 30) – North the Beltline between John Nolen Dr. and Bridge Rd.
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Questions: Shayne Santi, 261-9128
Flushing Information Line: 261-9178
DETAILS:
Area 13 (North): 4-6 runs per day
Run ID Run Description
13119 Wheeler Rd. from N. Sherman Ave. to Packers Ave.
13121 Packers Ave. (Gulseth St – Govt. Rd)
13122 Rigney Ln. from N. Sherman Ave. to 4301 Ringley Ln.
13123 Anhalt Dr. from Ringley Ln. to Prairieview Dr. to 4301 Prairieview Dr.
13124 Anhalt Dr. & Prairieview Dr. – Doe Crossing Trl. & Pond. St.
13125 Pond St. (Prairieview Dr – Whitetail Ln)
13126 Gulseth St. (Packers Ave – 4609 Hollow Ridge Rd.)
13127 Hollow Ridge Rd. from Gulseth St. to Pond St.
13128 Anhalt Dr. (Doe Crossing Trl. – 4301 Whitetail Ln.)
13129 From Anhalt Dr. & Whitetail Ln. to Buhler Ct. cul-de-sac.
13130 Anhalt Dr. & Buhler Ct. – Packers Ave. – btwn Anhalt Dr. & Govt Rd.
13131 Packers Ave. – Tennyson Ln.
13132 N Sherman Ave (Troy to Northport), Northport (Sherman to Dryden)
13133 Packers Ave. from Tennyson Ln. to Londonderry Dr.
13134 Tennyson Ln. from N. Sherman Ave. to Kipling Dr.
13135 Spenser Ln. from Tennyson Ln. to Thackeray Rd.
13136 Eliot Ln. from Tennyson Ln. to Thackeray Rd.
13136.2 Eliot Ln north of Tennyson
13136.3 Whitman Ln
13137 Thackeray Rd. from N. Sherman Ave. to Kipling Dr.
13138 Kipling Dr. (Tennyson & Packers – Browning Rd)
13139 Browning Rd. from N. Sherman Ave. to Kipling Dr.
13140 Shelley Ln. (Kipling Dr. – Dryden Dr. – Browning Rd.)
13141 Scott Ln. from Kipling Dr. to Dryden Dr.
13142 Browning Rd. & Kipling Dr. – Packers Ave. – Northport Dr.
13601 Wheeler Rd Across Packers, Express Cir and Dovetail Dr
13602 8″ Main Parallel to Packers from Wheeler to Dovetail
13603 8″ Main Running East from Packers-Wheeler Intersection
13604 8″ Main from East end of Dovetail running North to “CV”
13605 6″ Main from Wheeler Rd to Dennis Dr
13606 Larry Ln and Dennis Dr
13607 Dennis Dr, Fieldstone Ln, and “CV”
Area 25 (East): 5-7 runs per day
Run ID Run Description
25016 St. Albans Av (Portsmouth to Severn)
25016.1 Thompson Dr (Severn to S end)
25016.2 Joshua Cir (SW half of loop)
25016.3 Joshua Cir (NE half of loop)
25017 Brookshire Ln
25018 Coach House Dr – Stage House Trl (Retana to Lamplighter)
25018.1 Hackney Wy – Lamplighter Wy (Coach House to Milwaukee)
25019 Sudbury Wy – West of Coach House Dr
25019.1 Sudbury Wy – Lamplighter Wy up to Milwaukee St
25019.11 Milwaukee St -Swanton Rd from N Thompson to Easley Ln
25019.2 Swanton Rd – N Thompson Dr from Easley Ln
25019.21 Milwaukee St – Kurt Dr (Lamplighter to Thompson)
25019.3 Thompson Dr – Kurt Dr – to 5034 Piccadilly Dr
25019.4 Trafalger Pl (Kurt Dr – East dead end)
25019.5 Piccadilly Dr – Andrew Wy form Kurt to Milwaukee
25019.6 Trafalger Pl (Kurt to Daffodil) then down Daffodil to Milwaukee St
25019.7 Violet Ln – Daffodil Ln to Milwaukee St
25019.8 Gem Ct
25019.81 Opal Ct
25019.82 Ruby Ct
25020 O’Brien Ct
25020.1 Meadowlark Dr (Milwaukee to W of Onyx)
25020.2 Beehner Cir
25020.3 Ralph Cir
25020.4 Lois Ln
25020.5 Walker Dr (Flint to Milwaukee)
25020.6 Agate (Jade to Acewoodk)
25020.7 Hummingbird – Jade Ln
25020.8 Retana – Meadowlark to Hummingbird
25020.9 Hummingbird – Onyx (Bob-O-Link to Meadowlark)
25020.91 Hummingbird Ln from Agate Ln to Bob-O-Link Ln
25020.93 Shearwater St – Onyx Ln to Goldfinch Dr
25020.94 Goldfinch Dr – Onyx Ln to Shearwater St
25021.1 Valley – Shady Wood – Quiet – Valley
25021.2 Valley Rd – Twin Oaks Dr (Shadow Wood to Meadowlark)
25024 Thompson Dr (N of Cottage Grove to S of Edna Ct)
25025 Cottage Grove Rd (Thompson to W of Meadowlark)
25026 Eldon Ct
25027 Thompson Dr – Droster Rd (S of Cottage Grove)
25028 Droster Rd (Thompson to N of Buckeye)
25029.2 Painted Post Dr (Ellen to Ellen)
25030 Ellen – Amsterdam (Painted Post to Painted Post)
Area 30 (South): 4-6 runs per day
Run ID Run Description
30036.3 Royal Avenue southwest from hydrant 3 toward Industrial Drive
30037 Nob Hill Road from Royal Avenue west past Nob Hill and Whalen Transfer to the large parking lot on on the south side
30038 up Nob Hill to dead-end hydrant
30039 Industrial Drive east from Royal Avenue to dead-end fire hydrant
30041 Nob Hill Rd (Badger Ln to Badger Rd)
30042 From Nob Hill Road, across the Beltline, then west to Rimrock, then N along Rimrock to Rusk
30043 from Nob Hill Rd, across the Beltline, then to the right along the Beltline on-ramp then right toward John Nolen Drive
30044 from Royal Ave, north across the Beltline to Nana Lane, then Woodley Lane, then west on Waunona Way to 2822
30045 from 2822 Waunona Way (hyd. 6) west toJohn Nolen
30046 from 3022 Waunona Way (hyd. 1) west, across the railroad tracks, then NW along John Nolen Drive to # 802 (hyd. 4)
30047 Esther Beach Rd – Quinn Cir (Waunona to W end Quinn)
30047.1 Nana Ln – Esther Beach Rd – Quinn Cir (Woodley to dead end on Quinn)
30048 Ethelwyn Road south from Waunona Way to hyd. 001 on the corner with Harriman Lane.
30049 Greenleaf Road from Waunona Way south then west to Ethelwyn, then south to hydrant 1
30050 Harriman Lane from Ethelwyn west to Waunona Way
30051 Frazier Avenue from Waunona Way east to Fayette Avenue
30052 Raywood Road south to # 5420, then SW to terminal hydrant about 100 feet west of the edge of Nana Lane
30052.1 Raywood Road north from Frazier Avenue to hydrant near #5309
30053 West Broadway (Raywood to E end Broadway)
30054 West Broadway, Lake Point Drive, then east to Bridge Road.
30054.1 Waunona Woods Court from Lake Point Drive directly north approximately 250 feet to hydrant 8, set back approximately 40 feet from the road
30055 Waunona Way (Woodley Lane to Hoboken Rd)
30056 Fayette Avenue from West Broadway north to Waunona Way, then west to hydrant near #2502
30058 From West Broadway north on Hoboken Road to Waunona Way, thence east to the end of Waunona Way
30061 Lake Point Drive east from Hoboken Road to the hydrant near Weber Drive
30062 Lake Point Drive to Weber Drive, then north on Weber to Hoboken
30063 Wild Oak Circle
30064 Waunona Way from the beach entrance near Hoboken east to the terminal hydrant near house # 1517