In accordance with Monday's federal court ruling striking down the federal mask mandate pertaining to public transportation, and subsequent guidance from the Transportation Security Administration , Iowa City Transit users will no longer be required to wear a mask on public transit vehicles or at transit stops.

Masks are still an effective means to prevent the spread of COVID-19. While not required, the City of Iowa City and the Centers for...

Due to forecasts calling for thunderstorms this Friday, the Iowa City Transit's Electric Bus Bash has been moved to 2 to 4 p.m. on Friday, May 6, 2022, at Riverfront Crossings Park, 1001 S. Clinton St.

The celebration of the City's four new electric buses will feature tours of an electric City bus, speakers, light refreshments, e-bikes, educational EV information, giveaways, and more fun!

Join Mayor Bruce Teague and other leaders as we celebrate this exciting step forward in our mission for zero carbon emissions by 2050. To learn more about Iowa City's climate action goals...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's face mask requirement, which pertains to traveling on any public transit vehicles - including Iowa City Transit - to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, has been extended to May 3, 2022 .

Face masks must be worn at transit stops, including the transit interchange, boarding the bus, riding, and while disembarking.

We want to thank Iowa City Transit passengers who have masked up to help keep...

Beginning Tuesday, April 19, 2022, Iowa City City Council meetings will once again take place inside City Hall, 410 E. Washington St. Meetings will be held inside Emma Harvat Hall, which is located just inside the Washington Street entrance to City Hall.

Council meetings had previously been held at The Senior Center to allow for more social distancing. With Covid-19 cases decreasing, the City Council agreed to move meetings back to City Hall.

Meeting times

The timing of City Council meetings have not changed. Work Sessions begin at 4 p.m. and...