Crews will remove snow in Downtown Iowa City overnight Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021, beginning at 2 a.m. Vehicles parked in tow-away zones will be removed.

Towing will impact the following streets: Prentiss to Market, Madison to Gilbert, as well as N. Clinton Street from Market to Church. The parking in these areas are metered spots, which do not permit parking from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. Follow all posted parking signs to prevent your vehicle from being towed.

Vehicles can be moved to a Downtown Parking ramp , or to on-street parking...

Thanks to an unusually snow-filled January, City crews and residents will have one more snow removal to complete this month.

The City wants to thank all the residents who have been diligently clearing their sidewalks of snow during these snow-filled weeks. We know it's not easy, we also know how challenging it can be. A special thanks to all who take care of their neighbors who need a hand.

To ensure the safety of neighbors, daily child and dog walkers, and those who require sidewalk access for their commutes, snow should be cleared within 24-hours of a one-inch or greater...

A snowstorm is slated to hit Iowa City this weekend, once again bringing large amounts of snow. Forecasts predict anywhere between three to eight inches of total accumulation between Saturday, Jan. 30, and Sunday, Jan. 31, 2021.

The City is urging all residents to park their cars off-street so plows can efficiently clear roads of snow. If off-street parking is not available, residents should consider alternative parking arrangements. For example, vehicles can be moved to a Downtown Parking ramp . Vehicles...

Iowa City’s quarterly investment report for the Fiscal Year 2021 second quarter, which provides information on the City’s investments, is now available online .

This report is required by the City Council’s Investment Policy.

For more information on the report, contact Senior Accountant Brian Cover at 319-356-5071 or Brian-Cover@iowa-city.org .