With City Hall closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City is reminding residents that they can drop off utility bill payments at the dropbox located outside of City Hall.

The dropboxes have been moved back to their original location: in the City Hall parking lot immediately east of the building, across the street from New Pioneer Food Co-op on Van Buren Street. Cash or check are accepted. Please include your payment stub, or the address and account number to apply the payment to.

There is a Mediacom bill dropbox immediately to the right of the utilities...

Even during a pandemic, the Census is an essential part of the country, the state, and our city. The Census occurs just once every ten years, making it essential that every person is counted in 2020.

With Wednesday, April 1, 2020 being Census Day across the country, the City wants to remind residents to fill out the Census form they have received in the mail. You can respond online, on the phone, or through the mail.

Census information helps determine how approximately $600 billion in federal funds are spent each year on healthcare, schools, and housing programs, how many...

Effective Monday March 30, 2020, Iowa City Transit will make temporary changes to its weekday service, including ending weekday service at 8 p.m. and providing hourly service on most routes using Saturday routes and schedules. Three “weekday” routes will also be added during peak times.

This temporary service reduction will help meet public health objectives while continuing to provide essential transportation to the community, and help ensure the health and safety of our employees and passengers by limiting the spread of COVID-19.

Iowa City is committed to providing...

Expansive COVID-19 relief package clears House and is headed to the White House

The House passed the largest peacetime fiscal relief measure in U.S. history today and it’s now on its way to President Donald Trump's desk. The Phase 3 Stimulus package totals roughly $2.3 trillion in direct aid to families, businesses, hospitals and states. The controversial voice vote marks the third bill lawmakers have passed to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, since the outbreak began...