Category: News

Curbside collection of water-damaged property

The City of North Liberty will be collecting flood-damaged property curbside for its residents following last week’s torrential rains. Originally scheduled for April 25 and 26, the collection will now take place all week. Residents need only place flood-damaged items at their curb. Other items will not be collected at the curb, but can be…

Read More

Report water damage

North Liberty received more than 8 inches of rain over 28 hours Wednesday and Thursday, which left our sewer system overwhelmed, the ground saturated and some streets flooded. City staff across departments worked to deal with street flooding by closing roads, clearing drains and monitoring flash floods. Our thanks to residents who were able to…

Read More

Today's rain

Today, North Liberty received more than 4 inches of rain, a torrential downpour that we haven’t experienced in some time. The rain left the city’s sewer and storm water systems overloaded and the ground saturated. City staff across departments have worked to deal with street flooding by closing roads, clearing drains and monitoring flash floods.…

Read More

Today’s rain

Today, North Liberty received more than 4 inches of rain, a torrential downpour that we haven’t experienced in some time. The rain left the city’s sewer and storm water systems overloaded and the ground saturated. City staff across departments have worked to deal with street flooding by closing roads, clearing drains and monitoring flash floods.…

Read More

A classic baseball rivalry at Wrigley

The North Liberty Recreation Department is hosting a trip to see the Cardinals take on the Cubs at Wrigley Field on Wednesday, May 8. $75 includes a ticket to the classic rivalry and a bus charter to the game. The charter is scheduled to leave the North Liberty Community Center, 520 W Cherry, at 6…

Read More

Sediment control

Comment: Consider sediment control during and after construction to prevent the pond from filling in. The project includes a storm water pollution prevention plan to control erosion. The pond will serve as a siltation basin during construction and constructed to approximately 13.5-feet deep, which is quite a bit deeper than the North Liberty’s and industry’s…

Read More

Public input on the new park

Comment: Is the plan set for the new 40-acre park along St. Andrews Drive, or is there still time for public input on the park’s features? There is still time for public input on the new park. The concept you saw at the open house is just that: a concept that could change as we…

Read More
Google Translate