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The water feature in Central Park is back in working order as of noon on Friday, Aug. 17th. City staff again apologizes for any inconvenience the recent outage caused.
Before the pools are drained, bring your dog to the pool for a dip! Dogs will love a chance to swim at the Grinnell Mutual Family Aquatic Center. To keep the dog's "best friend" safe, human companions are allowed to observe out of the water. The...
Operation ReLeaf is a program to help Alliant Energy customers save energy in their homes using trees to provide shade during the summer and windbreaks during the winter. This year's program is provided by a partnership with Alliant Energy, Iowa DNR Fores...
East Street between Washington and Garfield Avenues has been opened to traffic. Work on sidewalks, driveways, and manholes will continue in the area until school starts. Beginning Monday, Aug. 6th, the street will be closed from the middle of Washington P...
City Manager, Russ Behrens, and Rich Dana of Imagine Grinnell recently met with Vince Onel of Spohn Ranch to finalize the design of the new skate park for Bailey Park. The design concept will be used to prepare construction documents. This design is the r...
Farmers Markets will be held on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The market is located near Central Park along Broad Street and 4th Avenue. The first market is scheduled for May 10th with the last one schedul...
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Project Updates:
East Street between Garfield Avenue and 1st Avenue will be reconstructed beginning Monday, June 4th. The project will be divided into two phases. The portion of the project from Garfield Avenue to the middle of Washington Place will close beginning Monday...
As we are in the lawn care season the Public Service Department reminds Grinnell residents it is unlawful to place any grass clippings, leaves, vines, brush, or other vegetation in the gutter or street. Depositing of these items in the gutter or on the st...
City officials remind property owners that yards need to be maintained. City code, chapter 52, requires lawns be kept at a maximum height of eight inches. Property owners with over-grown vegetation including but not limited to grasses, weeds, vines, and b...