Madison Park Maintenance

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210 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Rm 104
Madison, WI 53703
+1 (608) 267-4937
https://www.cityofmadison.com
The Madison Park System is a part of the city of Madison in Wisconsin that provides a system of parks, natural resources and recreational opportunities for adults, children and families. It features more than 300 city parks, open space and conservation land. The Madison Park System s special events and activities include softball, golf, outdoor concerts and family reunions. The city government manages an emergency preparedness department that offers disaster preparation and planning services. Its education department provides information related to city schools and colleges. The city government s public health department offers community health assessment services. It additionally operates community development, human resources and engineering departments.

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