Online Bill Pay
Pay Your Utility Bill Online – Anytime, Anywhere!
We’re excited to introduce our new Customer Portal, making it easier than ever to manage your utility account!
With your Customer Portal account, you can:
- Make secure online utility payments
- Enroll in paperless billing and receive your statements by email
- Access your account 24/7 from your computer or mobile device
- View current and past bills, payment history, account balances, and due dates
- Monitor your utility usage and account history
- Receive notifications when a new bill is available
- Enroll in AutoPay so you never miss a payment
Want to avoid the convenience fee? We also offer fee-free ACH AutoPay when you enroll in person at City Hall. Your payment will be automatically be withdrawn directly from your checking or savings account each month with no convenience fee.
Create your Customer Portal Account!
Convenient. Secure. Available 24/7.
July 2026 Newsletter
Check out all the updates in this month’s City newsletter!
Please consider taking this 1-minute survey to share your experience on transportation needs: Madelia Transportation Needs Survey – Fill out form
For ease of access, here are the links from the newsletter below:
ReGroup Emergency Notifications Sign Up: Regroup : Watonwan County, MN » Watonwan County Resident Sign-Up » Sign Up
Center Ave Reconstruction Project Page: www.madeliamn.com/center-avenue-reconstruction-project/.
In addition, stay up to date with Park Days info on the Madelia Chamber website.
Notice of Special Meeting
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
CITY OF MADELIA
MADELIA CITY COUNCIL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special meeting of the City Council of the City of Madelia will be held on Monday, June 29th, 2026 at 5:30p.m., in the Council Chambers, 18 Drew Ave NE, Madelia, MN.
The agenda for the meeting:
Madelia Health Loan Proposal
This meeting is open to the public. If you wish to join the meeting you will need to contact City Hall 507-642-3245.
Chris Fischer
City Administrator
Center Ave South Update
We have been informed that crews are beginning work from Main Street to 4th Street on South Center Avenue to prepare for the final lift of asphalt, which is currently projected to take place early next week.
As work progresses, please use extra caution when traveling through the area and be mindful of construction crews and equipment.
With summer in full swing, parents, please take a moment to talk with your children about staying alert around all construction zones. In addition to the ongoing work on North Center Avenue, crews will now be active on South Center Avenue as well. Whether your children are walking or biking to the high school for breakfast or lunch programs, heading to the pool, or simply out enjoying their summer, remind them to use designated routes, watch for construction vehicles, and avoid work areas whenever possible.
Please note: Parking will be restricted in the area while crews complete the final layer of asphalt next week. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available.
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation as we work toward the completion of this project and help keep everyone safe!
June 2026 Newsletter
Check out all the updates in this month’s City newsletter!
In addition, please consider taking this 1-minute survey to share your experience on transportation needs: Madelia Transportation Needs Survey – Fill out form
For ease of access, here are the links from the newsletter below:
ReGroup Emergency Notifications Sign Up: Regroup : Watonwan County, MN » Watonwan County Resident Sign-Up » Sign Up
Campground Reservations: Camping
Center Ave Reconstruction Project Page: www.madeliamn.com/center-avenue-reconstruction-project/.
Flushing Hydrants
Our annual Spring hydrant flushing is scheduled to begin the week of May 11, 2026. Flushing fire hydrants and water mains is part of a routine maintenance necessary to maintain the water system and remove sediment from lines. The process of flushing the water system may result in low water pressure, cloudy or discolored water during the days the system is being flushed. The discolored water is not dangerous to your health. Please be aware of the water quality while doing laundry or other tasks that require rust free water.
Resident Tips during Hydrant Flushing:
- Avoid using washing machine during times of hydrant flushing.
- If discolored water occurs, simply run the cold water for a few minutes until it clears. This will allow the sediment to work through your pipes.
- In some cases, the discoloration may linger for a few hours. This discoloration of the water only affects the appearance and does not affect the water quality.
- If water pressure remains low after the flushing has been completed, check your faucet screens or any water filters for trapped particles.
- If the problem persists, please contact Public Works 507-642-3245.
