Mowing Right of Ways

The City of Madison is currently reestablishing contracts with a landscaping company to care for City right of ways. We ask residents to please be patient with overgrown grass while paperwork is finalized soon. Keeping Madison beautiful is a top priority....

Public Storm Shelter List

Madison now offers a public storm shelter in City limits at the Madison Church of Christ located at 556 Hughes Road. The church will open during a tornado warning in Madison County. Parking is located on the South side of the building, enter through the b...

FEMA Revises Floodplain Map

FEMA has issued a Letter of Map Revision for the floodplain behind the Home Place subdivision that removes all the homes from the flood hazard zone and they will no longer be required to carry flood insurance. Use this LINK to find your home and more info...

Singing River Trail Master Plan

The Singing River Trail is a 70-mile trail vision for North Alabama, connecting Huntsville, Madison, Decatur and Athens. The trail would bring recreation, transportation, healthy living and economic development opportunities to the region. Get involved in...Read on...

Madison Named "Best Place to Live in Alabama"

The City of Madison has earned  the “Best Place to Live in Alabama” title. According to Niche.com‘s rankings, Madison scored an A+ in  categories including Public Schools, Housing and  Good for Families. Our City also  ...

Road Closures During Madison 5k/10k

The Madison 5K & 10K (Conquer the Hill) Run will be held this Saturday morning between 7-10 am. Please be observant of runners and Police as they direct traffic. The following roads will be closed during the run and will re-open after the run clears e...

Traffic Signal

The Countyline Road and Lena Cain Blvd traffic signal will become active Wednesday morning. Please be aware of the change and observe the new traffic controls.

Multi-Use Venue Market Study and Letter from the Mayor

Get more information regarding the Market Research presentation and a letter from Mayor Finley to Madison residents.

LETTER FROM THE MAYOR

MARKET IMPACT RESEARCH STUDY