(DES MOINES) – Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the following 21 bills into law on Wednesday:

All City of Davenport offices & Public Works Center will be closed. Police Department front desk and records office will be closed. Library Main, Fairmount and Eastern branches will be closed. Parks & Recreation administrative offices will be closed. River’s Edge will be open from 7am – 9:30pm, front desk will be open from 7am – 7pm. Public skate is offered from 11am – 1p and 6pm – 8pm. Vander Veer Conservatory will be open from 10am – 4pm. The conservatory will also be open Easter

The following notice is from Public Works.  Starting today, Monday, March 19, the right northbound lane of Brady St will be closed between River Drive and 2nd Street, and 2nd St heading east from Main to Brady will be reduced to one lane of traffic.

Loans Modernize Infrastructure and Spur Business Growth in 12 States

Community Planning staff have asked me to remind you about the neighborhood meeting for the Rockingham Road Corridor Zoning Enhancements.  It is set for 6PM at the Roosevelt Community Center, tomorrow, Thursday, March 15.  Property owners, neighbors and other stakeholders are invited to attend a discussion of zoning regulations designed to enhance the Rockingham Road corridor.

Four delegates from Carlow County, Ireland will visit Davenport March 14-20 to learn from city leaders and citizens as well as sharing best practices and resources from their communities. The Carlow delegation include:

Dan McInerney - the Director of Services for County Carlow Michael Doran - an elected official on their County Council Eileen Brophy - Director of the Delta Center Sensory Garden, President of Carlow Rotary

Mayors Present Strategy to Renew Mississippi River’s Natural and Built Infrastructure to the Trump Administration and Congress

(DES MOINES) – Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the following five bills into law on Wednesday:

(DES MOINES) – Iowa is the #1 state in

February 28, 2018 – QUAD CITIES – “It is time for us to step up our game,” says One Human Family QCA co-founder, Rev. Rich Hendricks of the Metropolitan Community Church of the Quad Cities. “Too many of our neighbors have been burdened with messages of hate from white supremacists.

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