The City Council also signs off on a development agreement for Sub-Zero’s massive new light manufacturing facility near airport.
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The City Council also signs off on a development agreement for Sub-Zero’s massive new light manufacturing facility near airport.
The board decided the pay increases for fiscal year 2024, as well as how process can be improved for next year if no state law changes occur.
The city council identified the site for the second fire station and gave unanimous approval on proceeding with land acquisition. Also, the council updated details on a new city park on the northwest side.
The winter’s fluctuating temperatures continue wear and tear of Cedar Rapids roads.
Foundation 2 has taken over management of Group Violence Intervention, the community gun violence reduction strategy, but Cedar Rapids officials say the effort continues to see success in keeping people alive and out of jail.
Also, Linn County Trails Association gives $100,000 for Fourth Street trail construction
Resident ideas, feedback and city data were used to help create a shared vision for the city through the 2022 comprehensive plan Connected to Tomorrow, which will serve as a foundational document guiding city decisions for the next 20 years.
In light of a state error leaving local governments in the lurch and down millions in expected revenue as they set their budgets for the 2024 fiscal year, Linn County supervisors are exploring where to trim the budget.
Marion residents who want to be considered for appointment to the city council are invited to apply for the position by March 30. The council is expected to appoint a new representative on April 6.
Iowa City drivers and pedestrians should expect detours when the heavily traveled Gilbert Street bridge near downtown is replaced. Here’s what you should know ahead of construction beginning in late April.
Also, Iowa City school board approves land purchase agreement that will expand the footprint of Iowa City High School.
The department’s goal is to address coverage gaps among vulnerable populations on the city’s south side.
Work on a 640-acre solar farm near Coggon may soon be underway after a Linn County District Court judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit brought against the Board of Supervisors by a family who lives near the planned project.
In a bid to recruit and retain qualified workers to Linn County while grappling with record-high inflation, the county compensation board suggested bumping salaries 12 percent for the county sheriff and attorney, and 10 percent for others.
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