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April 3 Update: City Closures and Cancellations Extended

Due to COVID-19 concerns, City of Waukee public facility closures and most program cancellations will continue through at least April 30. The Waukee Community School District also announced its school closures will last at least through April 30. Read on...
Waukee City Council to Act on Budget for FY 2021

The Waukee City Council will hold a public hearing at its regular meeting on Monday, April 6 to review and approve the City’s proposed budget and Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). In the wake of COVID-19, a virtual meeting will be accessible to the public. Read on...
Spring Clean-Up Week Scheduled for April 27-May 2

Spring Clean-Up Week is still scheduled for April 27-May 2. Large items will be accepted curbside on regular Monday-Friday trash collection days April 27-May 1. Appliances, hazardous waste and tires can be dropped off at designated locations May 2. Read on...
Respond to the 2020 Census!

Initial invitations to respond to the 2020 Census recently hit mailboxes in Waukee. Households are encouraged to respond online or by phone. It's easy and confidential! Read on...
Waukee Parks and Trails Remain Open with Restrictions

Waukee parks and trails are currently open to the public for recreation but due to COVID-19 concerns, effective immediately, playground equipment and shelter houses are closed until further notice. Read on...
A Message from Mayor Clarke Regarding COVID-19

Waukee Mayor Courtney Clarke provides an updated address to the community about the COVID-19 situation, City services, prevention and more. Read on...
Curbside Yard Waste Collection Begins April 6

Weekly curbside yard waste collection will begin Monday, April 6 and will continue to occur every Monday through November unless otherwise noted. Read on for details and requirements...
Portable Irrigation Meter Certification Options

As City Hall is still closed amid COVID-19 concerns, please review a few options regarding portable irrigation meter certification. Read on...
Join the Social Distancing Egg Hunt

Due to the COVID-19 situation, Waukee’s traditional Easter Egg Hunt scheduled for April 11 is canceled. But, the Waukee Parks & Recreation Department is organizing a “Social Distancing Egg Hunt” right now! Read on...
Set Irrigation Schedules to Odd-Even Days

Citizens with irrigation systems should have irrigation schedules set to avoid Mondays and to follow the odd-even watering recommendation to help keep water rates low during peak times. Also, please avoid watering between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Read on...
Parks & Rec Department to Lead Virtual Activities

Heads-up, friends! Over the next two weeks, members of the Waukee Parks & Recreation Department will be leading various virtual activities while we all remain isolated. This will include games, challenges, community service ideas and more! Read on...
WASP Senior Luncheons Postponed Until July

The Waukee Area Seniors and Police (WASP) luncheons will be postponed until July 29 due to COVID-19 concerns. Read on...
Fire Department Receives Grant from Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation

Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation awarded a grant to the Waukee Fire Department for the purchase of a BullEx Digital Fire Extinguisher simulator. The new equipment allows for cleaner, more portable training sessions throughout the community. Read on...
Avoid Coronavirus Scams

Scammers are taking advantage of fears surrounding COVID-19 (coronavirus). Here are some tips from the Federal Trade Commission to help keep the scammers at bay. Read on...
No Wipes in the Pipes!

A lot of products say "flushable" on them, but when it comes down to it - not much is! Toilet paper is really the only product that's safe to flush. Read on...
Community Services and Special Hours Related to COVID-19

Grocery stores and essential community services are altering hours, providing drive-through services and giving other important assistance to help combat the COVID-19 concerns facing those in high-risk or low-income groups. See some highlights...
March 20: City Building Restrictions and Service Adjustments

In the wake of the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak, the City of Waukee has now restricted access to all municipal buildings, canceled or postponed programs and services, and switched several City services to remote options only. See the latest...
Fire Department Offering (Distant) Visits

The members of the Waukee Fire Department have had to cancel most community outreach amid the COVID-19 outbreak. But, they will parade by your home (WAUKEE RESIDENTS ONLY) if you're celebrating a birthday or other special occasion! Read on...
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Issued Disaster Declaration

The U.S. SBA has issued a disaster declaration for the state of Iowa as of Jan. 31, 2020 and continuing. The declaration allows pandemic-impacted small businesses to apply for low-interest support loans. Read on...
School District to Provide Grab and Go Meals Starting March 23

The Waukee Community Schools Nutrition Services Department will provide an opportunity for families to pick up lunch and breakfast for children under the age of 18. Read on...
Notary Services Suspended

As part of the City’s continuing response to the COVID-19 outbreak and following the closure of Waukee City Hall to the public, notary services are suspended at City Hall until further notice. Read on...
Waukee Public Safety Building Closes to Public

The Waukee Public Safety Building has closed access to the public amid COVID-19 concerns. The Waukee Police Department continues to take calls for service and is taking extra precautions to keep safe. In an emergency, always call 9-1-1. Read on...
March 16 Update: City Closures and Cancellations

Two City of Waukee buildings are closed and many City programs are now canceled following recent COVID-19 news and social distancing requirements. Sugar Creek Municipal Golf Course is also closed until further notice. Read on...
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information and City Business

The City of Waukee is working with local, state and federal partners to keep the community informed about COVID-19 (coronavirus). The City has collected great snippets of information and is encouraging online/phone contact for City business if possible. Read on...
Waukee Schools Closed Until April 13

The Waukee Community School District has closed all schools until April 13, 2020 following a recommendation from Gov. Kim Reynolds. Read on...
Waukee Maintains Top Aa2 Moody’s Credit Rating

Moody’s Investors Service announced that the City of Waukee general obligation credit rating will stay at Aa2, to which the City was upgraded in 2017. This rating allows the City to receive more competitive interest rates for repayment of debt. Read on...
Safety City Registration Opens March 1

Incoming Waukee Community School District kindergarten students can sign up beginning March 1 at 8 a.m. for the Waukee Police Department's Safety City program! Read on...
City Council Approves Updated Grass & Weeds Ordinance

The Waukee City Council approved updates to the City's grass and weeds maintenance ordinance. Per the new ordinance, grass/weeds are not allowed to grow higher than 8 inches on developed properties and ten (10) inches on undeveloped properties. Read on...
Waukee Library and Historical Society Announce 2020 Local History Series

The Waukee Public Library and the Waukee Area Historical Society are partnering again to host the popular Local History Series! Presentations will take place February-November 2020, and they are free to attend thanks to Heartland Co-op. See the line-up...
Consumer Fireworks Use Permitted July 3 & 4 Only

The use of consumer fireworks is legal within the Waukee city limits only on July 3 and 4 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 11 p.m. Read on...