Department of Public Works Director Jonathan Gano has been recognized by the American Public Works Association (APWA) as a 2023 Top Ten Public Works Leader.
Hundreds of Des Moines residents cycled through Polk County River Place last Saturday as the City of Des Moines Public Works Department gave away thousands of free Tiny Trees.
Des Moines residents can take part in growing the City's urban tree canopy by picking up five free Tiny Trees this Saturday, May 13, at Polk County River Place.
The Des Moines City Council on Monday will review a new, extensive assessment of the social economy and growth opportunities for the downtown Historic Court District. The Responsible Hospitality Institute (RHI) prepared the report on behalf of the Polk County Board of Supervisors, Operation Downtown and the City of Des Moines and will present it during a Council work session at 7:30 a.m. Monday, May 8 in City Hall.
The Windsor Heights City Council is opening its checkbook to pay for fireworks for the annual fall festival and sponsorship for the Windsor Heights Foundation.
During its April 3 meeting, the West Des Moines City Council received an update from the Chamber of Commerce outlining efforts to promote the city and drive business growth.
The Johnston City Council gathered on Feb. 6 and recognized four high school students who are candidates for the U.S. Presidential Scholars program, and the council also swore in its newest police officer.
During their Jan. 17 City Council meeting, West Des Moines officials welcomed students from the Youth Justice Initiative (YJI) along with program director Jennifer Hahn.
Pleasant Hill City Council agreed during a recent meeting to approve resolutions to move forward with the development of acreage in the Arbor Lake subdivision.
City Building Official Adam Ostert asked Johnston City Council to consider relief zoning codes for rental properties in the city until fire and building rental codes can be unified.