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Learn How Local Law Enforcement Works in the 2019 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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Social Service Agencies Encouraged to Application for FY20 Funding
Each year, the City of North Liberty funds a number of organizations who offer social services to North Liberty residents. As part of its annual budget planning, the City of North Liberty has asked organizations seeking funding for services in the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019, to submit an application by Dec. 14, 2018,…
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New Service Offers Access to City Utility Bill 24 Hours a Day by Phone
City utility customers can now make payments, hear real-time balances, payment amounts and due dates over the phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Customers can access the payment system by calling 1 (833) 269-5987 and entering their account number. Tyler Technologies, the service providers, changes a $1.25 fee…
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Library Seeks Gently Used Suit Jackets and Ties
In January, the North Liberty Community Library will host a professional photographer, Jeanna Hegewald of Portraits by Jeanna, to provide free head shots for job seekers. Staff is seeking donations of gently used suit jackets, ties and other business attire for participants who may not have professional attire. Clothing donations will be collected during the library’s…
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Beards are Back (on the Faces of North Liberty Police Officers)
Starting Nov. 1, North Liberty police officers will have a short reprieve from the department’s strict no-beards-in-uniform policy. Participating officers will make monetary donations to the annual Domestic Violence Intervention Program holiday toy drive and the department’s Shop with a Cop program. The department has a history of supporting the Domestic Violence Intervention Program’s toy…
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Michelle Kuo Visits for One Community, One Book
Partnering with One Community, One Book, the North Liberty Community Library will host Michelle Kuo for visit and discussion of her memoir Reading with Patrick. The memoir tells of a time when, as a young English teacher keen to make a difference in the world, Kuo took a job at a tough school in the…
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Share your spookiest (kookiest or cutest or…) look to enter our costume contest
Do you have the best Halloween costume? Prove it! Beginning Friday, Oct. 26, residents are encouraged to enter North Liberty’s Costume Contest on Facebook. To enter: LIKE the North Liberty City Government Facebook page (if you already LIKE the page, skip to step 2). Post a photo of you or a member of your family…
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Library Hosts Early Voting on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018
On Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the North Liberty Community Library, 520 W. Cherry St., will host an early voting satellite for the Nov. 6, 2018, general election. Local, state and federal elections throughout Johnson County, including North Liberty, are the responsibility of the Johnson County Auditor’s Office. North Liberty…
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Business & BBQ Celebrates North Liberty’s Business Community
This year saw continued growth for North Liberty’s business community, including GEICO’s new 50,000-square-foot regional headquarters, homegrown Moxie Solar and Spotix being among the region’s fastest growing businesses and more than $4.2 million in commercial construction. To celebrate, the City of North Liberty and the Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce will host Business & BBQ…
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Connecting a Community
Chuck Deisbeck has more than 30 years experience tinkering with phones, wiring homes and businesses, getting dirty running lines and becoming intimately familiar with the telecommunications industry inside and out. By the time he became the CEO for South Slope, Chuck had already helped bring western Iowa into the age of high-speed fiber and was…
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