The City of North Liberty recognizes and honors the right of all people to be free from unlawful discrimination, including on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, religion, ancestry, language, or disability.
Below are links to file a complain if you believe you’ve experienced unlawful discrimination from the City of North Liberty, our non-discrimination policy, how to request reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities, and our policy for those with limited English proficiency.
The North Liberty Youth Council is collecting hygiene products to donate to the North Liberty Community Pantry, especially donations of personal care items including toilet paper, deodorant, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, lotion, shampoo and conditioner, pads and tampons and other common…
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The North Liberty Youth Council wants to help North Liberty high school students and teachers finish the school year strong. The group is seeking donations of pens and pencils, markers and highlighters, paper, notebooks, folders, new or gently used backpacks…
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The North Liberty Library invites the community to gather for a discussion with transgender advocate, speaker and educator Ben Greene. Greene will present a short introduction to key identities and vocabulary pertaining to the trans community before engaging in a…
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Join the City of North Liberty and community partners for a fun-filled afternoon with resources and activities for kids and adults! The five Ws Who: Community members of all ages. What: A free health and wellness fair and community baby…
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The Iowa City Senior Center is pleased to provide free programs for older adults at the Ranshaw House in North Liberty this July and August. The Ranshaw House is located just north of the Community Center at 515 Community Drive…
Read MoreThe Iowa City Senior Center is pleased to provide free programs for older adults at the Ranshaw House in North Liberty this May and June. The Ranshaw House is located just north of the Community Center at 515 Community Drive…
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The Good Neighbor Book Club invites participants to explore books centered on belonging, inclusion, community building and good neighborship. Led by North Liberty Neighborhood Ambassadors, the book club will launch this April with a discussion of I Never Thought of…
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Furthering its commitment to inclusivity, the North Liberty Community Center has partnered with non-profit KultureCity to enhance its ability to assist and accommodate guests with special sensory needs, to provide an inclusive experience for all guests using the community center.…
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There’s still time to help the North Liberty Youth Council support neighbors. Due to this month’s multiple winter weather disruptions and closures in our area, the Youth Council’s hygiene products drive has been extended through January 31. The Youth Council…
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