Why Iowa City Celebrates Juneteenth

For the first time in its history, Juneteenth will be celebrated as an official City holiday in Iowa City.

Mask Order Lifted, Transit Changes, And Memorial Day Schedule In Iowa City

Some City services and facilities will be impacted in observance of Memorial Day on Monday, May 31, 2021.

Software Upgrade May 21 Will Impact Access To Neighborhood And Amp, Development Services Customer Self-Service Portal

No inspection requests or new applications will be taken that day. Full Service is expected to be restored by May 22.

Community Connection: Preliminary Plan To Accelerate Community Policing In Iowa City

Each episode, Mayor Bruce Teague interviews guests about a variety of issues that are important to our residents.

Iowa City Revises Local Mask Mandate To Align With CDC Guidance

Residents should respect the policies of businesses, hospitals and medical facilities, and events that may require mask-wearing.

Broadband Speed In Iowa City Area: See How It Compares To Rest Of U.S.

U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.

Software Upgrade Will Impact Access To City Documents, Web Forms In Iowa City On May 19

Full service is expected to be restored by the end of the business day.

Iowa City Mayor Proclaims National Public Works Week From May 16 To May 22

Public Works staff are essential workers who have continued to work hard every day during the ongoing pandemic to keep our community safe.

Memorial Day Avenue Of Flags; Grave Decoration Guidelines For Oakland Cemetery

Organizers of the event honored those who fought and died for our nation.

Iowa City Police Officer Sworn-In At Ceremony

Friedrich, from Alta Vista, graduated for Mount Mercy University with a Bachelors of Arts in Criminal Justice.

Iowa City Publishes Community Police Review Board Forum, GenStories, And More

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Community Connection: Prairie Establishments At Iowa City Parks Offer Many Benefits

Community Connection is a video series that highlights the different people and organizations in our community.

Mayor Bruce Teague Proclaims May As Asian American And Pacific Islander Heritage Month In Iowa City

The proclamation was submitted by the Human Rights Commission and was accepted by Commissioner Ashley Lindley.

Iowa City Awards Community Climate Action Grants

The application period for K-12 student grants of $500 remains open through Friday, May 7.

Iowa City Petsel Place Neighborhood Meeting Scheduled For May 18

The meeting will be held virtually via Zoom from 6 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 18, 2021.

Iowa City Now Accepting Applications For Police Officers

The City and the Police Department value diversity, and are committed to creating an inclusive and respectful environment for all employees.

Iowa City Video Update: FilmScene At The Chauncey, Lawn Ordinance, And More

'As we head into the warmer season, make sure you understand the City’s tall grass ordinance to avoid unnecessary fines.'

Iowa City Earns Aaa Bond Rating

For Iowa City, it also represents financial savings for the City and taxpayers due to lower interest rates on loans for municipal projects.

Iowa City Offers Free Virtual Training On Power, Privilege, And Leadership

The City's Office of Equity and Human Rights will be hosting an online training addressing the issues of privilege at 1 p.m On May 6, 2021.

Annual Water Quality Report Now Available Online In Iowa City

Iowa City’s water supply is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (IDNR).

Spring Is Yard Sign Season – Make Sure They Are Placed On Your Property And Not In The Public Right Of Way In Iowa City

Whether it's for a garage sale, home rental, or political support, yard signs are a great way to share messages with neighbors.

Iowa City Virtual Meeting To Discuss North Westminster Storm Sewer Upgrades Scheduled For May 13

The meeting will be held virtually via Zoom from 6 to 7 p.m. on May 13.

Project 51: Sharing 51 Stories Of Hope On The Climate Change Frontlines In Iowa City

Project 51 was created in celebration of the 51st Earth Day. It’s easy to be overwhelmed by climate news.

Software Upgrade Will Impact Access To Iowa City Documents And Web Forms That Day On April 24

Beginning at 8 a.m. on Saturday, April 24, documents and web forms on the City’s website will be inaccessible as a software upgrade is made.

Iowa City's Permitting Process A Critical Element To Protester And Public Safety

For decades, Iowa City has been one of the most active locations in the state for demonstrations.

Apply Now For A Seat On An Iowa City Board Or Commission

These volunteer positions require your understanding, dedication, vision, enthusiasm, and experience.

Iowa City Parks And Recreation Receive Sports Turf Managers Association Environmental Certification

There are currently only 43 facilities worldwide that have achieved the Environmentally Responsible Management certification.

Mayor Proclaims April As Arab-American Heritage Month In Iowa City

Iowa City Mayor Bruce Teague has proclaimed the month of April as Arab-American Heritage Month in Iowa City.

Iowa City Police Department Recognizes Outstanding Employee Service Through Annual Award Program

Each year, the Iowa City Police Department presents three awards to recognize employees for their accomplishments during the previous year.

Iowa City Announces SJRE Grant Recipients For FY21

The grant is available to for-profit and non-profit Iowa City-based organizations to fund programs, activities, or services.

Climate Action Grant Application Deadline Extended For Students In Iowa City

The City of Iowa City is making funding available for student-led community climate action initiatives.

Controlled Burn Set For Hickory Hill Park, IC Kickers Park, And Terry Trueblood Recreation Area In Iowa City

Seasonal burning of native vegetation in Iowa promotes species diversity, habitat, and suppression of invasive species.

Federal Taxes: How Do Your Payments And Refunds Compare?

Compare your federal tax payments and refunds to state and national averages.

How To Follow City Boards, Commissions, And Committees In Iowa City

The City of Iowa City has 22 boards, commissions, and committees.

Residents Can Now Apply For Rent, Utilities, Mortgage Assistance Programs Through Iowa Finance Authority

The short-term program will be available until funds are exhausted or a new federal program is launched.

Applicants Sought For Open Seats On The Truth and Reconciliation Commission In Iowa City

The Iowa City City Council is seeking applicants to fill four vacancies on the Ad Hoc Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Deadline Approaching To Apply For Climate Action Grants In Iowa City

The deadline to apply for funding for community-led climate action initiatives is quickly approaching.

Office Of Equity And Human Rights Issues Memo On Alternatives To Eviction In Iowa

The City's Office of Equity and Human Rights has written a memo to provide guidance to Iowa City landlords on alternatives to conviction.

Iowa City Council Meetings Now Start An Hour Earlier

'You can participate in meetings and can comment on an agenda item via Zoom.'

Iowa City Police Department Announces 2 Officer Promotions

The Iowa City Police Department is pleased to announce the promotions of two of its officers On Friday, March 12, 2021.