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Extreme flooding events are increasingly common due to climate change and the City of Madison, Wisconsin is uniquely at risk. The City can mitigate further flood damage by encouraging development of green infrastructure. We recommend the City incentivize green infrastructure by creating a small grants program for residential green infrastructure projects, modeled after a successful program in Milwaukee and funded by pairing federal grants with an increase in the water rate structure. The grant program could be supplemented by altering the City’s stormwater fees to shift cost to residents generating the most runoff and by a volunteer program that would engage community members.

Green Infrastructure Incentives to Mitigate Flooding in Madison, WI