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More than 70 percent of North Liberty households have responded to the 2020 Census. Responding to the census directly benefits our community and inform where over $675 billion is distributed each year to communities nationwide for clinics, schools, roads and more. The census impacts funding for education programs and grants, public transportation, libraries, Medicare and Medicaid,…
Read MorePolice Reports for April 2020
Traffic Contacts: 8 Parking Contacts: 14 Vehicle Inspections: 0 Vehicle Unlocks: 22 Crash Investigations: 11 Public Assists: 230 Assist other Agency: 94 Crimes Against Persons Report: 5 Crimes Against Property Report: 10 Other Reports: 8 Arrests: 7 Warrants: 0 Alcohol/Narcotics Charges: 3 Crimes Against Persons Charges: 5 Crimes Against Property Charges: 2 Other Charges: 8…
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Care Comes First
Dr. Adam Brown at the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital Pediatrics Clinic reminds residents that even during a pandemic routine health concerns are important, and that he and the staff at the clinic are there to help. North Liberty is the headquarters of local media, regional financial and national transportation companies and home…
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ONE Packs Help Families Get Outside and Get to Know the World Around Them
Get outside and get to know the world around you. Recreation staff has put together digital Outdoor Nature Education — or ONE — Packs for families to use. There are six themes and all of them have activities for all ages, additional books and information on the category and board games that you can find…
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Let’s Keep Working Together to Keep Our Community Healthy
As COVID-19 continues to be present locally and throughout the state, Mayor Terry Donahue urged residents to remain cautious, practice distancing and limit travel. Earlier this week, Gov. Kim Reynolds extended most statewide restrictions until May 15, including the prohibition on gatherings of more than 10 people and the continued closure of many businesses such…
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Voter Information for June 2, 2020, Primary Election
A primary election will be held on June 2, 2020, 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 county offices is available from the Johnson County Auditor. Local, state and federal elections throughout Johnson County,…
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Finding a Place to Call Home
Realtor Ashley Bermel came to Iowa while looking for somewhere to call home and now helps others to do the same. What drew her here was the strength and resilience of the people, and she adds to the ranks of those helping the community to preserver during difficult times. North Liberty is the headquarters of local…
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Commissioners Help Make Community Decisions
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: what can be rezoned, if a variance to code should can be allowed, priorities for public parks and recreational amenities, and much more.…
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Public Building Closures Extended, Programming Modified
North Liberty’s public facilities, including City Hall and the Community Center, currently closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will remain closed, and registration for summer programs will be postponed, indefinitely. Through the closure, city staff will continue to offer no-contact services such as phone support and Library Hop checkout, digital services including…
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Spring Cleanup Day Won’t Be Held This Weekend, But Don’t Let That Stop You
UPDATE: The city will offer an alternative to cleanup day this fall. Get the details. While Spring Cleanup Day, usually held the last Saturday each April, has been postponed to a to-be-determined fall date (and the North Liberty Garage Sales are up in the air), that doesn’t mean you can’t clean out your closet/basement/garage or whatever…
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