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HIRTA Public Transit Shares 2019 Recap

In 2019, HIRTA Public Transit provided 2,371 rides to Waukee residents. The door-to-door service is open to the general public, including persons with disabilities. Read on...
All City Buildings Closed Monday, Feb. 17

All City of Waukee buildings, including the Waukee Public Library, will be closed Monday, Feb. 17 in observance of Presidents Day. Garbage and recycling collection will run as scheduled.
Fire Dept. Names Firefighter of the Year and Character Award Recipient

The Waukee Fire Department named Elle Worrell its 2019 Firefighter of the Year. David Oldham received the department's Character Award. Read on...
Waukee Fire Department Promotes Tysdal and Frederick

The Waukee Fire Department recently promoted Captain Tomme Tysdal to the rank of Deputy Fire Chief and Fire Inspector Justin Frederick to the rank of Fire Marshal. Read on...
City and Chamber Seeking Citizen of the Year Nominations

The City of Waukee and the Waukee Area Chamber of Commerce are seeking nominations through Friday, Feb. 21 for the 2019 Citizen of the Year. Submit Waukee residents who represent the true spirit of community service for this award! Read on...
Regular City Council Meetings Shift to Tuesdays in February

Due to the Iowa Caucuses and Presidents Day, both regular Waukee City Council meetings are now scheduled for Tuesdays - Feb. 4 and Feb. 18. 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...
City Staff Members Pack 13,392 Meals for Those in Need

On Jan. 24, 2020, 38 City of Waukee staff members spent their lunch hours packaging food for the hungry at Meals from the Heartland. Read on...
City Planner Guides Future City Students to Regional Success

Two teams of South Middle School students received high marks at the recent Iowa Regional Future City Competition. Waukee City Planner Melissa DeBoer is the group’s mentor. Read on...
Kappos Named Assistant Public Works Director of Engineering

The City of Waukee recently hired Sara Kappos as its new Assistant Public Works Director of Engineering. Kappos began her role with the City on Jan. 28. Read on...
Nine Appointed to City Boards and Commissions

At the Jan. 20, 2020 Waukee City Council meeting, Mayor Courtney Clarke appointed nine individuals to serve on the City's various boards and commissions. See the full list.
Waukee Betterment Foundation and City Reveal New EPIC Inclusive Playground

At a public event held on Thursday, Jan. 23, the Waukee Betterment Foundation and the City of Waukee revealed the look of the future EPIC Inclusive Playground which will be part of the newly named Triumph Park in western Waukee! Read on...
New Iowa DOT Driver's License and ID Service Center Now Open in Waukee

The Iowa Department of Transportation will open its newest driver’s license and identification service center now open in Waukee. 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...
City Issued Record 1,282 Building Permits in 2019

The Development Services Department issued a record 1,282 building permits in 2019 for a taxable valuation of $209.8 million. The City also set a record for commercial development; 23 commercial permits were issued with valuations totaling $64.9 million. Read on...
Waukee Library to Offer Free Conversational English Sessions

The Waukee Public Library will soon begin offering free Conversational English sessions. Beginning Thursday, April 4, Conversational English will be held at 10 a.m. on the first and third Thursdays of every month. Read on...
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...

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Introvert Book Club: Sing Unburied Sing
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Sun Feb. 2 - Sat Feb. 29

Library Art Gallery Exhibit: "Welcome to My World" by Robert D. Peterson
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Mon Feb. 17

City Buildings Closed in Observance of Presidents Day
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Books & Babies
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CITY NEWS

HIRTA Public Transit Shares 2019 Recap

All City Buildings Closed Monday, Feb. 17

Fire Dept. Names Firefighter of the Year and Character Award Recipient

Waukee Fire Department Promotes Tysdal and Frederick

City and Chamber Seeking Citizen of the Year Nominations

Regular City Council Meetings Shift to Tuesdays in February

City Council Approves Updated Grass & Weeds Ordinance

City Staff Members Pack 13,392 Meals for Those in Need

City Planner Guides Future City Students to Regional Success

Kappos Named Assistant Public Works Director of Engineering

Nine Appointed to City Boards and Commissions

Waukee Betterment Foundation and City Reveal New EPIC Inclusive Playground

New Iowa DOT Driver's License and ID Service Center Now Open in Waukee

Waukee Library and Historical Society Announce 2020 Local History Series

City Issued Record 1,282 Building Permits in 2019

Waukee Library to Offer Free Conversational English Sessions

Consumer Fireworks Use Permitted July 3 & 4 Only

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