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1. How do I receive pertinent information from the City of Madison?

Subscribe to “Notify Me” on the City of Madison Website at: Notify Me. Whether you’re interested in field status notifications, road and traffic information, city council blogs, calendar events or other city news, this platform offers numerous avenues for information. Residents can customize how they receive notifications via email or text, and sign up to specific categories of interest.

2. How can I learn more about what is happening in Madison City Government?

Use the many resources available on Madisonal.gov. The Transparency 101 page lists many resources available to our community to stay engaged. Can’t attend a Council meeting in person? Our Youtube channel streams information 24/7, with live Council Meetings broadcast every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month. Our Notify Me portal on the main page allows our residents to sign up for news and updates for all areas of interest across the city. Whether you’re interested in field status notifications, road and traffic information, city council blogs, calendar events or other city news, this platform offers numerous avenues for information.

3. Where can I find the latest COVID-19 information for Madison County?

The Alabama Department of Public Health along with the Governor’s Office keep our local leadership abreast of current trends. Our regional team of Huntsville Hospital, HEMSI, Huntsville and Madison Cities, as well as our County Commission have been hosting weekly press conferences to update our community on the newest information. Visit the ADPH COVID-19 Dashboard Hub for up-to-date data in our state. 

4. How do I learn more about our City Council?

You may gain more info at the City Council Web pages: City Council Link
Ronica Ondocsin is the current City Council President.
Your City Council may be contacted at: city.council@madisonal.gov

5. Are City Council meetings televised?

Yes, the meetings are normally scheduled each 2nd and 4th Monday at 6:00 and held in the Council Chambers at City Hall. Residents are able to watch the meetings live on Knology Channel 42 or via the web at Meeting Webcasts

6. What City Departments is the Mayor responsible for?

The Mayor is responsible for ALL departments within the City. He hires and manages all department heads except for the Police Chief, Fire Chief, and City Clerk which the City Council is responsible for filling those positions and the Mayor manages them.

7. How do I request the Mayor to attend or speak at my event?

Please e-mail the Mayor's Office with complete information; Organization, date, time, location, and purpose of the event along with your name, organization, and contact name and telephone number. You will receive a reply via email or phone to let you know if the Mayor is available.

8. Can I make an appointment to speak with the Mayor?

Yes. Mayor Finley has set aside two hours every two weeks specifically for the community. To schedule an appointment simply call Kim Lindsey, Mayor’s Office Administrative Assistant at (256) 772-5603 or send an email to her at Mayors.Office@madisonal.gov and ask for one of the slated appointment times.

9. How do I get involved in the Community?

The City maintains a database of willing volunteers. You may sign up for volunteer notifications atvolunteer notifications.

10. How do I get a Blue Recycling Bin?

You may contact SWDA (Solid Waste Disposal Authority) at (256) 880-6054.

11. Does the City of Madison manage/operate Madison Utilities?

Madison Utilities not managed by the City; it is operated autonomously. Questions and concerns can be address with their General Manager, Ricky Pounders, at 256-772-0253.

12. Why is Knology the only cable company in Madison?

The City of Madison welcomes any/all cable providers that would like to support our citizens. Each company is required to pay a 5% franchise fee to access/utilize our right of ways. Presently Knology is the only cable company that has invested in Madison.

13. How do I gain information about the Madison Chamber of Commerce?

The Madison Chamber of Commerce exists to connect you with businesses and opportunities in our Madison community. Visit the MCC website at www.madisonchamber.com to discover the connected business members, check out the upcoming special events and view the MCC Community Calendar which highlights activities that makes Madison unique.
The Madison Chamber of Commerce office is located inside the Hogan YMCA
The Executive Director is Elaine Ballew. The office number is (256) 325-8317.

14. What is Madison’s population?

The official 2010 census listed our population at 42,938. Madison is now the 10th largest city in Alabama and we grew 46% in the decade (from 29,035 in the 2000 census).