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Population: 14,692 Located in Madison County
Welcome to the City of Madison! We invite you to experience and share our hometown spirit. A once small farming community, Madison is now your passport to the best the world has to offer! Small-town flavor nestled close to the amenities of a large metropolitan area.
In 2005, CNN/Money Magazine listed Madison as the 55th best place to live in the United States.
Madison has flourished as it has grown from a small town into a carefully planned city, holding tightly to the feeling of community and hometown spirit that is founders knew and loved. From its farming roots, it has continued the small town goodness where neighbors still know one another and still enjoy stirring conversation over hot cups of coffee. With elected officials who are dedicated to protecting Madison?s quality of life, you can rest assured that you have made a quality decision when you choose Madison. And, just down the road, only 10 minutes south is Jackson, the state?s largest city and its capital. So, you have the best the state has to offer when you chose Madison!
Everything you need is near?shopping, hospitals, golf courses, parks, churches, sporting events, cultural opportunities, colleges, and a 33,000 - acre reservoir for water activities.
Madison offers excellent educational facilities at the elementary, junior high and senior high school levels. Madison?s public and private schools continue to perform above the national average. All of Madison?s public schools are members of the Madison County School District.
The weather drifts in with short, mild winters and long, lazy, warm summers. Easy access to airlines, highways, and railroads make it easy for family and friends to come and go!
Source: madisonthecity.com
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