State of Wisconsin

The Engineering Division is responsible for the design, supervision and inspection of a variety of street, highway, sidewalk and bike path construction. It also performs functions related to city surveying and mapping operations, such as the maintenance of the city's official map, street and utility records; and the management of the Madison stormwater and sanitary sewer utilities, including the design, operation and maintenance of sanitary sewer facilities and storm sewer systems. Located in Madison, Wis., the division additionally reviews land usage changes for public works feasibility, researches and develops services supporting the solid waste management program and prepares various studies related to public works.

Dane County Highway Department, based in Madison, WI, plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of road infrastructure within Dane County. The department is dedicated to maintaining and enhancing the county's highways, bridges, and transportation systems to promote safe and efficient travel for residents and visitors alike. With a focus on quality and sustainability, Dane County Highway Department employs a skilled workforce that oversees various projects, including road construction, maintenance, and improvements. By leveraging innovative techniques and technologies, the department strives to uphold high standards of safety and functionality in all aspects of its operations. Generated from the website content

Madison Engineering Division is a part of the city of Madison, Department of Public Works and is located in Madison, Wis. It maintains the public streets, bridges, underpasses, sidewalks, wastewater and drainage systems to acceptable and legally required service levels providing comparable service to all citizens. It expands these public facilities to accommodate the growth of the city. Its environmental services include management of closed landfills and fuel tanks, environmental audits, siting of new landfills and long-range waste management plans. Its other services include review of certified survey maps, conditional use applications and planned unit developments to insure that they are compatible with future transportation needs.