Welcome

If you live in the Greentree neighborhood here in Madison, Wisconsin, then you know what a great place this is!

The Greentree Neighborhood Association (GTNA) provides a collective voice when expressing concerns to the City and works to build community through fun neighborhood events. Check out the "Become a Member" page to learn more and join!

Annual Holiday Lights Contest Winners Announced

2025 was another great year for lighting up our neighborhood with holiday spirit!

Thanks to all who made it so successful!

>See this year's winners and learn more about the annual contest here<

Upcoming Events:

Provide Comments on the Beltline Planning Study!

Submit before January 31, 2026

If you missed WisDOT’s public meeting for the Beltline PEL (Planning and Environment Linkages) Study, you can still provide comments! The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is extending the public comment period regarding the Beltline Planning and Environment Linkages (PEL) Study. The Study covers approximately 20 miles of US 12/14/18/151 (Beltline) from US 14 (city of Middleton) to County N (town of Cottage Grove) in Dane County.

The study team presented an overview of the Draft Beltline PEL Study Summary Report and the Preferred Strategy Package in a past public meeting.

Visit www.bit.ly/BeltlinePEL to review meeting materials and provide feedback.

Materials include a recorded presentation, meeting handout, and exhibits, and can be found on the public involvement (PI) page.

Shaping the Future of Toki Middle School - Jan. 27

Tuesday, January 27, 2026 - 5:30-7 pm
Toki/Orchard Ridge Schools
5606 Russett Rd. - School Cafeteria

Join a community information session to help shape the future of our schools. Your feedback is important in ensuring that MMSD can create the best learning environments for all of our students and build spaces the entire community can enjoy.

What to Expect:

Overview of 2024 Referendum Projects: Be one of the first to see at preliminary site plans and concepts for Toki Middle School (and Orchard Ridge Elementary School).
Opportunities for Feedback: Share your thoughts and ideas about the plans to help inform the design and implementation process. Your input is valuable when making decisions about the future of our schools.
Q&A and Discussion: Ask questions and discuss the projects.
Light refreshments will be served. Childcare will be available. Interpretation will be provided onsite.

GTNA Food Drive

Can't make the Dec. 6th food drop off? Greentree has three neighborhood food pantries that can use our help. You can donate time, money, or food items during each organization's business hours:

Extended Hands Pantry at 6402 Schroeder Rd.
1. Donate money or needed items like personal hygiene products, diapers size 4+, canned tuna or chicken, and canned beans, corn or tomatoes.
Meadowridge Food Pantry at 5740 Raymond Rd.
1. Drop off non-expired food during their open hours
Good Shepard Food Pantry at 5701 Raymond Rd.
1. Drop off nonperishable food items in their donation bins during their business hours

Updates:

Anana Students north of Schroeder Road

Earlier this year, GTNA shared information about Anana Elementary School's effort to set up a Walking Bus to help students who live north of Schroeder Rd cross safely to and from school, since they live just within the boundaries of MMSD's bussing policy and no bus is provided for them.

The School Board recently approved a bus stop for the 2025-26 school year for students residing on the northside of Schroeder Rd, based on it being a hazardous route! It is undetermined whether this will continue for following years but is great progress for our community!Visit ourAnana page for more details.

Take Note:

Support the Meadowood Health Partnership

You can make a real difference TODAY right in your neighborhood by supporting Meadowood Health Partnership. Meadowood Health Partnership is making a difference in the lives of people living in our community by:

Providing Christmas gifts to 58 children, from 30 families, this month
Holding high blood pressure and diabetes clinics weekly at the Meadowridge Library and supporting people who have nowhere else to turn for medical care
Providing diapers, formula and other supports to new mothers and infants
Providing food cards and gas cards to families with immediate needs
Finding help for families facing eviction
Working with the Madison police and Dane County/Madison Public Health in violence prevention efforts

Your support of Meadowood Health Partnership TODAY is an important part of making our community stronger and more resilient and ensuring that everyone is cared for and safe.

Donations can be made by going to the Meadowood Health Partnership website MWHP.org, scrolling to the bottom of the page, clicking on DONATE and then following the prompts. Or, you may mail a check to: Meadowood Health Partnership, PO Box 45791, Madison, WI 53744.