This week, the City of Waukee recognizes our public works team members as part of National Public Works Week. Read on...

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...

Join us as we cut the ribbon on Triumph Park, Waukee's newest park facility! Read on...

Pursuant to 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...

Effective May 10, the Waukee Public Library will no longer charge late fines on books and most other materials in an effort to make information and opportunities equally accessible to all. Read on...

Apply now for consideration of appointment to the Waukee Public Library Board of Trustees for terms beginning July 1, 2022. Read on...

This year’s Building Safety Month theme is “Safety for All: Building Codes in Action,” with each week highlighting a specific area of building safety. Read on...

Beginning April 11, there are several road closures planned along Ashworth Road... Read on...

The City of Waukee is partnering with Bird, a leader in environmentally-friendly electric transportation, to bring shared e-scooters to the city. Read on...

Here’s a video glimpse inside Kinship Brewing Company, a popular new brewery located next to the Raccoon River Valley Trail. Read on...

Spring weather brings an increase in pedestrians and cyclists to Waukee trails, parks and streets. Here are some safety and courtesy tips to help keep everyone safe and happy! Read on...