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Police Report for September 2019
Traffic Contacts: 572 Parking Contacts: 21 Vehicle Inspections: 27 Vehicle Unlocks: 23 Crash Investigations: 24 Public Assists: 388 Assist other Agency: 97 Crimes Against Persons Report: 12 Crimes Against Property Report: 9 Other Reports: 54 Arrests: 47 Warrants: 5 Alcohol/Narcotics Charges: 32 Crimes Against Persons Charges: 6 Crimes Against Property Charges: 1 Other Charges: 29…
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Traffic Contacts: 613 Parking Contacts: 22 Vehicle Inspections: 28 Vehicle Unlocks: 38 Crash Investigations: 22 Public Assists: 426 Assist other Agency: 128 Crimes Against Persons Report: 6 Crimes Against Property Report: 11 Other Reports: 52 Arrests: 43 Warrants: 13 Alcohol/Narcotics Charges: 19 Crimes Against Persons Charges: 4 Crimes Against Property Charges: 2 Other Charges: 34…
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North Liberty to Launch Transportation Assistance Program
When Latina Roberts and her sons moved to North Liberty this summer, she immediately realized keeping her fridge stocked was going to be hard. She didn’t live far from groceries, but getting there was difficult, since her inherited sickle cell anemia meant it wasn’t walking distance for her. And walking home with a week’s worth…
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Learn How Local Law Enforcement Works in the 2020 Citizens Police Academy
The North Liberty Police Department, in cooperation with the Johnson County Sheriff and the police departments of the University of Iowa, Coralville and Iowa City, offer the Citizens Police Academy, which works to promote understanding of what law enforcement does, builds better community relationships, and provides an overview for people who may be interested…
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Public Invited to Bicycle Plan Review Open House on Nov. 20
The Metropolitan Planning Organization of Johnson County, of which the City of North Liberty is a member, will host a public open house to present proposed recommendations in the Metro Bicycle Master Plan for Coralville, North Liberty, Tiffin and University Heights, on Wednesday, Nov. 20, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Van Allen Elementary School, 170…
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Snow is Coming. Here are Some Reminders.
With snow in the forecast, it’s time for the annual reminders about snow emergencies and other snow procedures. Street and Trail Clearing Every winter storm is different, and our crews work to clear streets and trails quickly and effectively based on the current conditions and best information available using a variety of tools and techniques.…
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Harrington, Hoffman, Smith and Wayson Elected
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019, 1,125 North Liberty voters cast ballots in an election for local offices, including North Liberty’s city council. Voters elected Chris Hoffman, Brent Smith and RaQuishia Harrington to four-year terms beginning in January. Voters also elected Brian Wayson to fill the remainder of a term ending Dec. 31, 2021. Here’s where…
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Popping, Locking and Breaking, Oh My!
Joel and Liz of All the Way Up Studio are cultivating a community around hip hop dance, and they’re encouraging everyone to give it a try. North Liberty is the headquarters of local media, regional financial and national transportation companies and home to solar energy and tech startups, and entrepreneurs getting their big ideas off…
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What the Heck is That?!
Oh, that. You’ll be seeing more of that in the coming weeks and months. Earlier this year, we spent time listening to all sorts of folks in our community about what made North Liberty special, what we needed and where we should be headed in the next five, 10 and 30 years. There’s more work…
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Activity Guide for Winter 2020 Now Available
The seasonal North Liberty Activity Guide is now available online, covering recreation, aquatic, library and community programming and events offered January through April 2020. Registration for most programs begins Dec. 2, 2019. The guide highlights new programming and returning favorites for kids, adults, seniors and families. Highlights include North Liberty’s winter festival Beat the Bitter, ski…
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