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Residents, reporters, and local advocates all need to know what happens at Madison City Council, and none of them have time to watch it live. USLege covers every meeting automatically and puts the exact moment you need in front of you.
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Every meeting, captured
Full video of Madison City Council meetings in one archive, no hunting across the site or YouTube for the right recording.
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33 Madison City Council meetings on record since March 26, 2026.
These are real recordings in the USLege archive, roughly 25 hours of Madison City Council video in total, each one transcribed, searchable, and indexed to the moment. The most recent was recorded on Sep 17, 2026.
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Sep 17, 2026Planning Commission Sept 17 2026Planning Commission1 hr 2 min
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Sep 14, 2026City Council Meeting September 14, 2026City Council1 hr 41 min
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Sep 9, 2026Work Session September 9, 2026Work Session36 min
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Sep 3, 2026Zoning Board Sept 3 2026Zoning Board16 min
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Aug 31, 202614 min
Counts cover recordings from March 26, 2026 through September 26, 2026. Meeting links open in the USLege app.
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Hearings, summarized
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