19 Jun 2017

Davenport Police job openings

By Kurt Allemeier

The City of Davenport is currently accepting applications for the following positions within the Davenport Police Department:

Full-time Community Service Specialist – application period ends 7/4/17

Part-time Crossing Guard – application period ends 7/7/17

Civilian Crime Scene Technician - application period ends 6/29/17

19 Jun 2017

Management Update and Mayor/Council Discussion and Joint Worksession of the Davenport City Council and Scott County Board of Supervisors

By Jackie Holecek

The agendas for the Management Update and Mayor/Council Discussion as well as the agenda for the Joint Worksession of the Davenport City Council and Scott County Board of Supervisors are available at the following link:  http://www.cityofdavenportiowa.com/department/division.php?structureid=69

19 Jun 2017

Free Yard Waste Week This Week (June 19th - June 23rd)

By Tiffany Thorndike

To assist residents with cleanup efforts following last week's storm, the City is waiving the yard waste sticker requirement for all yard wastes placed for collection the week of June 19th through June 23rd. Yard wastes must still be placed in a Kraft-ply bag for collection.

16 Jun 2017

Rep. McCombie to Host Free Senior Fair with Sen. Anderson

By David Kubik
State Senator Neil Anderson and State Representative Tony McCombie are hosting a free Senior Fair on Tuesday, June 27 featuring approximately 40 local and state participants. The event will be held on Tuesday, June 27 from 9:00am-12:00pm at Challand Middle School located at 1700 6th Avenue in Sterling.
14 Jun 2017

Gov. Reynolds appoints Jerry Foxhoven as director of Iowa Department of Human Services

By Office of the Governor of the State of Iowa

(DES MOINES) – Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Wednesday that she will appoint Jerry Foxhoven, a well-known and highly respected leader in child protection and family law, to serve as director of the Iowa Department of Human Services. Foxhoven will begin his new position Thursday.

14 Jun 2017

Rep. McCombie Brings Local Mayors Together to Network

By David Kubik

(June 8, 2017 - Cordova, IL) Friday, State Representative Tony McCombie (IL–71) hosted local mayors in Cordova to talk about issues in local government.

“As a former mayor, it is a priority of mine to get the local mayors together to discuss the diverse needs of their municipalities," said McCombie. "I look forward to helping to facilitate more meetings in the future.”

12 Jun 2017

WEST LAKE PARK ROAD CLOSURE for the QC TRIATHLON

By Amber Sullivan
The Scott County Conservation Board will be hosting the QC Triathlon on Saturday, June 17, 2017 at West Lake Park. Roads going into and out of the park, to include 110th Ave, will be closed at times to traffic during the race. The race starts at 7:00am and the park is normally clear by noon. Summit Campground (located in Gate #1) is used for parking participants and spectators, along with all other available parking.
12 Jun 2017

Governor Announces Appointments, Jun 9, 2017

By Eleni Demertzis

CHICAGO - Governor Bruce Rauner today announced he has made appointments to the Illinois Court of Claims and the Workers’ Compensation Medical Fee Advisory Board.

Name: Joseph Gagliardo

Position: Judge – Illinois Court of Claims

Governor Bruce Rauner announced today he has appointed Joseph Gagliardo to the Illinois Court of Claims. Gagliardo’s extensive legal expertise will be invaluable to the Court.

12 Jun 2017

The Cityi of Davenport is Currently Accepting Applications

By Tiffany Thorndike
Civilian Crime Scene Technician & Part-time Community Service Specialist
05 Jun 2017

TRAFFIC ALERT: Downtown near Brady Street

By Tiffany Thorndike
Rolling day time closures of side streets to the east of Brady between River Dr and 7th St will occur for the remainder of the day today (Monday, June 5th) and tomorrow for pavement milling work. Traffic delays are likely during these rolling closures.

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