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Penn Landing Market, which brought a farmer’s market back to the rapidly growing city of North Liberty last summer, is now accepting applications for the 2015 season. After last year’s pilot program, the market will be expanded and held every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting in May. The market will run through…

According to analysis by Movoto, North Liberty ranks No. 5 in the safest places in the state: Going from eighth place to fifth in just a year—that’s the way to do it, North Liberty! The reason this city ranked so much better in this year was for its impressively low number of property crimes. And those…

A debt collector is someone who regularly collects or attempts to collect consumer debts owed to others.  If you’re in debt, federal and state laws provide you with some protections in how creditors or debt collection companies can collect on what you owe.  In some cases, though, the collection attempt may be nothing more than…

Snow plow crews will be out continuing to clear roads overnight. To allow the roads to be cleared efficiently, the City of North Liberty has extended yesterday’s declaration through 9 a.m. Monday, Feb. 2, 2015.

On-street parking is prohibited in North Liberty while the declaration in effect. It is expected to be lifted at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 1. Update: The declaration has been extended until 9 a.m. Monday, Feb. 2, 2015. With a winter storm warning in effect, and forecasts of up to 8 inches of snow as well…

[box type=”tick”]The FREE Fitness on Demand pilot has been extended through April 30![/box] The North Liberty Recreation Department is now offering Fitness on Demand: simple-to-use, video-based fitness classes. The service will be a free pilot program through February April. Fitness on Demand allows patrons to select from a variety of classes, including yoga, pilates and kickboxing, at a…

The North Liberty Community Center’s indoor pool be closed on Friday, Jan. 30, 2015, to repair a leak. It is expected to reopen for its normal hours on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2015.

The city’s communications department is looking to fill an opening (technically a full-time “communications specialist”). This position is responsible for live public meeting video coverage, video production and photography, community outreach, event planning, and other communications functions. Good candidates are creative self-starters with a passion for the community. We run the city’s cable channel, website,…

This spring, the City of North Liberty has plans for a number of projects to improve or extend municipal infrastructure including roads, water and sanitary sewer. Details of these projects are available at northlibertyiowa.org/projects and will be updated as additional information becomes available. These projects include: Eastside Utilities, which will extend sewer and water to…

What is this project? The Eastside Utilities Project will provide municipal water and sanitary sewer to coming Liberty High School and other development on North Liberty’s east side. How much will this cost to construct? The trunk sewer will cost an estimated $4 million to construct. The water main will cost an estimated $2 million.…