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Beginning Monday, May 23, 2022, general contractor Schrader Excavating & Grading will close the trail aligned with Jones Boulevard between Penn and 240th streets. The closure is required to construct the extension of Jones Boulevard. Before the road with…
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Included in each City Council information packet is a memo from the City Administrator offering a summary and context of items appearing on the agenda. We will begin publishing these memos here in our news feed to make them more accessible. You…
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A primary election will be held on June 7, 2022, which will nominate candidates for congressional, state legislative and county offices. A list of filed candidates for congressional and state nominations is available from the Secretary of State and for…
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Each year, the Mayor and City Council appoint commissioners to the city’s volunteer advisory boards and commissions. The commissions and boards help make decisions about a host of issue facing our community: library policy, if a variance to code should…
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Beginning Monday, May 23, 2022, general contractor All American Concrete will close Front Street to through traffic between Cherry Street and Frog Hollow at 410 N. Front Street, as they begin the fourth phase of the project. Through traffic…
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The North Liberty Fire Department was dispatched at 11:46 a.m. on Friday, May 13, 2022, for a report of a building fire at 460 Kansas Avenue. A North Liberty police officer was first to arrive and confirmed a working fire…
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North Liberty’s outdoor pool will open for the season on Saturday, June 4, 2022, following repairs and staff training. Like the previous pool season, we’ll admit membership holders from noon to 1 p.m. with daily drop-in users gaining admittance starting…
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Each year, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources hosts free fishing days, and the city’s Parks and Recreation departments are partnering Take a Kid Outdoors and other area organizations to provide a free morning of fishing and aquatics education on…
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Back by popular demand, North Liberty’s second annual Playground Crawl is Saturday, May 21. So, fire up the carpool text thread and make group shirts because your college experience will finally pay off at this fun-filled afternoon. Here’s all you…
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Each year, the City of North Liberty funds social services to North Liberty residents through a competitive grant process. Applications, available now, will be accepted until June 1, 2022. The City Council will make funding decisions in June and the funds…
Read MoreIncluded in each City Council information packet is a memo from the City Administrator offering a summary and context of items appearing on the agenda. We will begin publishing these memos here in our news feed to make them more accessible. You…
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On Saturday, June 4, mega kites will soar above North Liberty’s Centennial Park. Come for awe-inspiring views, and information, activities and giveaways from LGBTQ community groups and sponsors for a community celebration of love. Here’s all you need to know.…
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For the challenge of tracking wildlife in real time while not necessarily in the vicinity of, researchers need precision instrumentation. Chris Kochanny, CEO and President of Vectronic Aerospace’s North American division, has been producing GPS collars and monitoring animal activity…
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While city facilities remain closed to the public, some additional service changes will take place on Monday, May 30, 2022, for Memorial Day. City Hall City Hall will be closed on Monday, May 30. Library The North Liberty Library’s programs…
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North Liberty’s Community Center has been designated bike-friendly by Bike Iowa City, a local organization supporting local biking and bike tourism, just in time for Bike Month in May, a great time to focus on bicycle amenities and events, and…
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Update: This meeting can be watched at the bottom of this post. The City has received an application for a zoning map amendment (rezoning) on 9.35 acres of property located at the north terminus of Morrison Street. The rezoning would…
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North Liberty’s enchanted residents have returned. The 11 fairies and trolls—who city staff discovered last year and spent the winter visiting warmer communities—have moved their homes back to the North Liberty Recreation Trial between Penn and Cherry streets, just east of…
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We’ve received a report of a former city utility customer being notified that their account’s auto pay was been canceled with a prompt to provide new payment credentials. The customer did not report unauthorized charges. If you question the validity…
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Catch up with friends and socialize as a community Friday nights in June and July on the Ranshaw House lawn. Enjoy live performances from local musicians on the historic house’s front porch, bring a picnic and grab snack from one…
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Unused, unwanted and expired medications can pose public safety and health concerns. Left in home medicine cabinets, the medications are susceptible to dangerous misuse and abuse. Improper disposal, such as flushing drugs down a toilet or sending them to the…
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