Mayor Clarke recently gave the annual State of the City address, sharing successes from 2022 and a look at key projects coming in 2023. Watch the recorded address to hear more details and get a look at the new Public Safety building. Read on...
Do you feel confused by property taxes? Join a free session on March 23, 7-8 p.m. We'll break down the basics of property taxes: how they are calculated, where the money is distributed and how the City of Waukee uses its portion of property tax funds. Read on...
The playground at Fox Creek Park will be closed temporarily. When temperatures are warm enough, a contractor will repair the rubber surfacing, so the playground can reopen. We hope to reopen by late April or early May, weather permitting. Read on...
Register for your favorite camp, league, activity or trip now! We have something to suit a wide variety of interests and options for all ages. Read on...
Commercial growth is on the rise in Waukee. In 2022, the City of Waukee issued 28 commercial permits, up from 19 in 2021, and valuation quadrupled to $103 million. Read on...
If you’re looking for a summer job or internship, check out a wide range for options at Waukee.org/Jobs. Roles range from 10 to 40+ hours weekly with wages ranging from $11-21 per hour, depending on position. Read on...
From January 5 into March, City Hall will be closed to walk-ins while the lobby undergoes remodeling. During this temporary closure, utility customers can make payments online or by drop box. Doors will open for City Council and board meetings. Read on...
Community organizations are welcome to submit events to the City of Waukee Events Calendar. The City encourages submission of events which cater to the whole community such as pancake breakfasts, free concerts, ribbon cuttings and so on.
