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Celebrate National Public Works Week May 16-22

This May 16-22 marks the 61st annual National Public Works Week. The week celebrates public works professionals that maintain and improve the systems and services vital to the community’s health, safety and comfort. Read on...
Gas Leak Detection Survey to Take Place May 17-21

As part of the the City's Operations and Maintenance Plan, technicians conduct a gas leak detection survey in a specific area of Waukee each year. See a map of the area to be surveyed May 17-21, 2021. Read on...
Park Play Series Runs June-July

The Park Play: in a Local Way series brings neighbors together to enjoy specific parks close to their homes. Games, crafts and activities are provided free of charge! Read on...
Spring Clean-Up Sees Large Participation

Waukee's Spring Clean-Up Week was held April 26-May 1. There were 150 tons of junk picked up from the curb, more than 8,000 pounds of hazardous waste dropped off and more. Read on...
Capital Improvement Projects Update - May 12, 2021

Get the latest information about the construction progress being made on Waukee's capital improvement projects! Read on...
City Offices Closed on Memorial Day; Trash Delayed

All City of Waukee offices will be closed Monday, May 31 for Memorial Day. Garbage, recycling and yard waste collection will be delayed by one day, running Tuesday through Saturday. Read on...
Waukee PD Welcomes Officer Meeker

The Waukee Police Department welcomed new Police Officer Bryce Meeker as he was sworn in at a reception held on Tuesday, April 20, 2021. Read on...
Waukee Rules for Placing Yard Signs

Events such as garage sales, open houses, etc. are picking up. Yard signs are a great way to share messages about these events, however, the City encourages residents to follow these basic rules to ensure signs are legally placed in proper locations. Read on...
Outdoor Warning Sirens and Severe Weather Information

Outdoor warning sirens are considered an outdoor warning system that prompts anyone outdoors to seek shelter; they are not necessarily meant to be heard from indoors. Members of the public can sign up for free weather alert text messages. Read on...
Apply to Serve on the Library Board of Trustees

Are you interested in helping to shape the future of the Waukee Public Library? Apply to serve on the Library Board of Trustees by June 4! Read on...
Register for Countdown to Kindergarten

Do you have a child that will be starting kindergarten this fall? Help them prepare for school by registering for Countdown to Kindergarten! Read on...
Barbecue Month & Outdoor Cooking Safety Tips

May is National Barbecue Month! Whether smoking, braising or grilling outdoors, the Waukee Fire Department wants you to keep several important outdoor cooking safety tips in mind. Read on...
Waukee Police Encourage Residents to Lock Up Belongings

Waukee Police are encouraging residents to lock up property, especially at night. The department often receives calls of theft incidents involving unlocked homes and vehicles. Read on...
Movies in the Park Presents “Aladdin” June 4

Enjoy another one of Hollywood’s biggest hits under the stars Friday, June 4 with Movies in the Park! Waukee Parks & Recreation and NCMIC present "Aladdin" (PG) as the first showing of the 2021 series. Read on...
Register for Mixed Couples Golf Events

Sugar Creek Municipal Golf Course's Mixed Couples Events are 9-hole, two-person scramble events held on Friday evenings. Events will be held on May 21, June 18, July 16 and Aug. 20 at 5:30 p.m. Read on...
Fox Creek Splash Pad Expected to Open May 27

The Fox Creek Splash Pad is expected to open for the season on Thursday, May 27. Splash pad hours and rules can be found online. Please check the Parks & Rec Facebook page for any potential weather-related closures. Read on...
Trailhead Parking Lots to Close for Construction

Closures are expected for the parking lots at the Waukee Trailhead of the Racoon River Valley Trail throughout the month of May. Read on...
Waukee Police Seeking Community Camera Participants

The Waukee Police Department is seeking residents with outdoor security cameras to sign up for its Community Camera Program. Registering a camera can help the PD with an investigation if/when a criminal incident occurs within the camera vicinity. Read on...
Adventure through the Animal Kingdom with the Library!

Summer is almost here, and the Waukee Public Library is getting ready for the Summer Reading Challenge! This year’s theme is “Tails & Tales”. The program will run from June 1-July 31. Read on...
May is Building Safety Month

During the month of May, the City of Waukee will participate in the 40th annual Building Safety Month, a worldwide campaign presented by the International Code Council, its members and partners to promote building safety. Read on...
Reminder About Grass & Weeds Ordinance

Per City of Waukee ordinance, grass/weeds are not allowed to grow higher than 8 inches on developed properties and ten (10) inches on undeveloped properties. Please also avoid blowing/sweeping clippings into streets. Read on...
"Fish Waukee" on June 5!

On June 5, in conjunction with Iowa's Free Fishing Weekend, participants in K-6th grades can learn key fishing skills such as baiting, casting, reeling and fish, and wildlife ethics through rotating stations. Read on...
Rules for a School-Driving Permit

Driving to school is an adult-level responsibility, which students need to take seriously in order to keep themselves and others safe. Learn about the rules that apply to having a school permit. Read on...
CDC Eviction Moratorium Extended through June 30

The CDC has extended its eviction moratorium to further prevent the eviction of tenants who are unable to make rental payments. The moratorium that was scheduled to expire on March 31, 2021, is now extended through June 30, 2021. Read on...
State of Iowa Offering Rent, Utility and Mortgage Assistance

The Iowa Rent and Utility Assistance Program may provide eligible Iowans with assistance for a period of up to 12 months. Mortgage payment assistance is also available for income-eligible homeowners impacted by COVID-19 who are at risk of foreclosure. Read on...
Outdoor Safety and Courtesy Reminders for Springtime

Spring weather brings an increase in pedestrians and cyclists to Waukee trails, parks and streets. Here are some safety and courtesy tips to keep everyone safe and happy! Read on...
Portion of Warrior Lane Closed as Construction Begins

Stage 1 roadway improvements began on S. Warrior Lane on Monday, March 15. S. Warrior Lane is closed from Ashworth Drive south to the north driveway of Waukee Middle School. Read on...

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