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The Madison Police Department is proud to recognize Officer Suraci, Officer Rauccio, and Noah White for their lifesaving...
10/15/2026

The Madison Police Department is proud to recognize Officer Suraci, Officer Rauccio, and Noah White for their lifesaving actions.

On September 29, 2026, Officer Suraci was dispatched to a residence in Madison for a possible cardiac arrest. While officers were responding, Noah White immediately began performing CPR on his father, John. Upon arrival, Officer Suraci quickly applied his department-issued AED and delivered a shock as instructed by the device. Madison Ambulance then arrived on scene and took over care. Thanks to Noah’s quick actions, Officer Suraci’s response, and the care provided by @ Madison Emergency Medical Services, John survived and was with us today for these photos.

Earlier that month, on September 11, 2026, Officer Rauccio was also dispatched to a residence in Madison where he utilized his department-issued AED and successfully helped save another resident.

We are incredibly proud of Officer Suraci and Officer Rauccio for their professionalism and quick action, and we commend Noah White for stepping in and starting CPR when every second counted.

We would also like to thank Defibtech for their partnership and support, which helps us continue providing our officers with the equipment needed to protect and serve our community.

10/09/2026

****ROAD IS OPEN

ROAD CLOSURE ALERT – DURHAM ROAD

Please be advised that Durham Road is currently closed in the area of 1928 Durham Road due to a downed live electrical wire.

Eversource has been notified and is en route to the scene.

Detour: Motorists should use Summer Hill Road to County Road.

Please use caution, avoid the area, and never approach downed electrical wires.

We will provide updates as they become available.

On Sunday, October 4, 2026, at approximately 7:15 a.m., the Madison Police Department responded to a single-vehicle fata...
10/04/2026

On Sunday, October 4, 2026, at approximately 7:15 a.m., the Madison Police Department responded to a single-vehicle fatal motor vehicle accident on Route 80 (Old Toll Road), in the area east of Squires Road in Madison, Connecticut.

The Madison Police Department, in coordination with the South-Central Connecticut Accident Reconstruction Team, is actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident. The cause of the accident remains under investigation.

Route 80 is currently closed between Twin Bridge Road and the Route 80/Route 79 traffic circle. Motorists are advised to avoid the area and seek an alternate route while the investigation remains
ongoing.

The identity of the deceased is being withheld pending notification of next of kin.

Anyone who witnessed the accident or has information that may assist investigators is asked to
contact the Madison Police Department at (203) 245-6500.

No further information is available at this time.

10/04/2026

****ROAD IS OPEN

🚨 ROAD CLOSURE 🚨

Be advised that Route 80 is currently closed between Twin Bridge and the traffic circle due to a serious motor vehicle accident.

The roadway is expected to remain closed for several hours.

Please avoid the area and seek an alternate route. We will provide updates as they become available.

On Sunday, September 27, 2026, at approximately 6:50 p.m., the Madison Police Department received a report of an individ...
10/01/2026

On Sunday, September 27, 2026, at approximately 6:50 p.m., the Madison Police Department received a report of an individual who was possibly on the outside of the protective fencing of an overpass directly above Interstate 95.

Officers responded and made contact with the individual, who spoke about several difficulties she was experiencing. Due to the immediate safety concerns, Interstate 95 was temporarily shut down while officers worked to safely resolve the situation.

Officer LaChance remained with the individual and spoke with her for approximately 10 minutes, working to keep her calm and engaged. Her Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training played an important role in the response, providing her with de-escalation techniques and communication skills designed to assist individuals experiencing a crisis.

Officer LaChance did a phenomenal job throughout this incident. Her patience, compassion, and ability to remain calm under extremely difficult circumstances played a pivotal role in achieving a safe outcome.

With the assistance of the Madison Hose Fire Department, the individual was successfully and safely brought back to the ground and connected with appropriate care.

We are grateful for the professionalism, patience, and compassion demonstrated by everyone involved, and we thank our partners at Connecticut State Police-Troop F Westbrook and the Madison Hose Co. No. 1 and Madison Emergency Medical Services for their assistance.

Incidents like this highlight the importance of crisis intervention training, teamwork, and a coordinated public safety response.

ROADWAY UPDATE: ALL ROADS OPENAt this time, all roadways in Madison are open.A huge thank you to our Department of Publi...
09/27/2026

ROADWAY UPDATE: ALL ROADS OPEN

At this time, all roadways in Madison are open.

A huge thank you to our Department of Public Works, Town employees, and first responders who worked tirelessly to clear hazards and keep our roadways safe and accessible.

We greatly appreciate everyone’s hard work, as well as the patience and cooperation of our residents throughout the storm.

Please continue to use caution while traveling, as there may still be debris or changing roadway conditions.

Thank you, Madison!

A incoming nor'easter is expected to impact Madison and the surrounding areas this weekend, beginning Friday afternoon (...
09/24/2026

A incoming nor'easter is expected to impact Madison and the surrounding areas this weekend, beginning Friday afternoon (9/25) and lasting through Sunday (9/27). A Wind Advisory will be in effect beginning Friday at 12:00PM.

At this time, the worst of the storm is expected to hit Friday night into Saturday, with heavy rainfall and projected northeast wind gusts of 45-60MPH. Power outages and moderate coastal flooding are expected.

There is still uncertainty on the track of this storm and it's potential impacts-- confidence should slowly improve over the next 24 hours as the storm continues to develop. The Town is closely monitoring the storm, and will issue updates as additional information becomes available.

Residents can stay prepared for possible storm impacts by continuing to monitor the weather, and by considering the following preparedness tips:

- Secure any items that may be affected by strong wind
- Always treat downed wires as if they are live and dangerous; do not approach or touch them
- Fully charge devices ahead of the storm (including portable chargers/power banks), check flashlights, and plan for possible power issues
- In the event of power outages, be sure to run generators outdoors and away from windows and doors
- Do not drive around barricades or through flooded roads, as floodwaters can be deeper than expected; "turn around, don't drown"

​​​​​All residents and local business owners are encouraged to sign up for Everbridge, the Town’s mass-communications system, especially with the incoming storm. Signing up for Town Alerts helps you stay informed and in turn, stay safe. To sign up, visit our website: https://www.madisonct.org/1073/Everbridge-Community-News-Updates-and-Em

Stay safe, Madison!

09/13/2026

The Madison Police Department recognizes National Police Woman Day and honors the dedicated women who serve in law enforcement.

We are proud of the women of the Madison Police Department who serve our community each day with professionalism, compassion, courage, and commitment. Their contributions strengthen our department and the community we are privileged to serve.

Thank you to all of the women in law enforcement, past and present, for your service and dedication.

Today, the Madison Police Department joins our community and our nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2...
09/11/2026

Today, the Madison Police Department joins our community and our nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2001.

25 years later, we continue to honor the nearly 3,000 people who were killed, the first responders who courageously answered the call, and the countless families whose lives were forever changed.

We also remember the strength, unity, and selflessness shown by Americans in the days that followed.

We will never forget.

September 11, 2001

ROAD CLOSUREBoston Post Road is currently closed between Lovers Lane and Signal Hill Road due to a downed tree.The tree ...
09/10/2026

ROAD CLOSURE

Boston Post Road is currently closed between Lovers Lane and Signal Hill Road due to a downed tree.

The tree damaged a utility pole, and Eversource will need to replace the pole before the roadway can safely reopen. Power is currently out in the surrounding area, including portions of the center of town.

Motorists should avoid the area and seek an alternate route. The road closure and power outage are expected to affect the area for an extended period of time.

We will provide updates as they become available.

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