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Police Report for May 2022
Traffic Contacts: 436 Parking Contacts: 20 Vehicle Inspections: 16 Vehicle Unlocks: 28 Crash Investigations: 24 Public Assists: 413 Assist other Agency: 145 Crimes Against Persons Report: 11 Crimes Against Property Report: 22 Other Reports: 24 Arrests: 24 Warrants: 7 Alcohol/Narcotics Charges: 11 Crimes Against Persons Charges: 5 Crimes Against Property Charges: 3 Other Charges: 13…
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Closure: Intersection of Juniper Street and Juniper Court
Beginning at noon on June 8, 2022, Juniper Street will be closed at the intersection of Juniper Court for street repairs. The closure is anticipated to last until Tuesday, June 14, 2022. The detour route for traffic will be South Dubuque Street to East Zeller Street to South Front Street.
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Lane Closure: West Penn Street
On Wednesday, June 8, 2022, West Penn Street on the west side of Interstate 380 will be reduced to one lane between Herky Street and James Avenue. Flaggers will be on site to control traffic. The lane closure is required to allow contractors to make road repairs. Work is anticipated to be completed within one…
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Good Neighbor Meeting for Property Near Oak Lane NE and North Liberty Road
Update: This meeting can be watched at the bottom of this post. Scanlon Family, LLC has submitted a zoning map amendment (rezoning) and preliminary subdivision plat on 36.32 acres of property located at the southeast corner of Oak Lane NE and North Liberty Road. The rezoning would be from ID Interim Development to RS-4 Single-Unit…
Read MoreGood Neighbor Meeting for Property Near South Dubuque Street and North Liberty Road
Update: This meeting can be watched at the bottom of this post. CMW Properties, LLC has submitted a zoning map amendment (rezoning) on 6.76 acres of property located at the southeast corner of South Dubuque Street and North Liberty Road. The rezoning would be from ID Interim Development to C-3 Higher-Intensity Commercial District. No formal…
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Johnson County’s COVID-19 Community Level Reaches High
For the first time since the CDC updated its metric for tracking COVID-19 in February, Johnson County’s COVID-19 Community Level has reached high. At this level, the CDC recommends: Wearing a mask indoors in public and on public transportation. Staying up to date with COVID-19 vaccines including boosters. Getting tested if you have symptoms. Considering additional precautions…
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Recreation Department Invites the Community to Play Outdoors
Starting in June, the North Liberty Recreation Department hits the road to bring fun and games to parks and recreation areas throughout North Liberty. Each Thursday in June from 6:30 to 8 p.m., recreation staff will bring activities, including giant yard games, board games, croquet and nature activities out into the community. Participation is free…
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Mayor: the Hurt, Grief and Loss is More than I Can Imagine
From Mayor Chris Hoffman in a letter sent May 27, 2022: Dear Mayor McLaughlin, city councilors, and community members of Uvalde: For a moment on Tuesday night, my colleagues and I sat in silence to reflect on the horror visited on your children and your community. The hurt, grief and loss following the slaying of…
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Libations for All Occasions
While the competition is stiff Johncy’s Liquor Store offers a wide array of continually updated beverages to satisfy anyone’s taste. With nearly two decades in the business, owner Johncy Menezes has developed his own personal tastes which trend local though sometimes with a tropical twist. North Liberty is the headquarters of local media, regional financial…
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Catch Up with the Community at Ranshaw House’s Weekly Concerts This Summer
Catch up with friends and socialize as a community Friday nights in June and July on the Ranshaw House lawn. Enjoy live performances from local musicians on the historic house’s front porch, bring a picnic and grab snack from one of the on site treat trucks. The five Ws Who: You! Free and no reservation…
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