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The North Scott Press and the Scott County Farm Bureau welcome you to a forum of candidates for the Scott County Board of Supervisors, Saturday, Oct. 3 at 10 a.m. at the Regional Innovation Center, 2205 S. 1st Street, Eldridge. more
Long Grove broke ground on its new water treatment plant Wednesday morning, Sept. 23. The plant will cost the city an estimated $2.8 million. more
A second company plans to lay broadband cable in Walcott rights of way. more
Scott County Administrator Mahesh Sharma has spent ten years at the helm of county government. more
Supervisor Maria Bribriesco cast the lone vote against a staffing change Sheriff Tim Lane requested at the Scott County jail, arguing that it did not appropriately limit Lane’s spending and hiring authority. more
While acknowledging there’s still work to be done and more discussion to be held, the Eldridge City Council and the Eldridge Volunteer Fire Company took a tentative step forward last Wednesday regarding the future of fire protection in Eldridge. more
In response to complaints of excessive speeding on West Lincoln Road, the city of Eldridge will install a speed radar sign between South 1st and South 5th streets. more
Walcott will annex 336 acres of farmland owned by the Iowa 80 Group and its subsidiaries, the city council decided last week. more
Princeton City Council is preparing to put one of two lots given to the city by the former Princeton Presbyterian Church on the market. more
Scott County supervisors decided not to hire outside counsel as it prepares to contest Central Iowa Power Cooperative’s request to site a powerplant outside Maysville. more
A possible impound lot eyed for Dixon will not move forward, Clerk Nick Manrique told the city council Sept. 2. more
Long Grove City Council agreed with Mayor Mike Limberg that city vehicles should be used for city business, not commuting, and voted to update the employee handbook accordingly last Tuesday, Sept. 8. more
The Scott County Board of Supervisors handled a light agenda last week, with only one major item regarding a proposed TIF district in Bettendorf. more
Walcott City Council would like to hear about the Iowa 80 Group’s development plans before they agree to annex 336 acres of county land into the city. more
The Princeton City Council hired a new law firm Monday during a special meeting. more
The Scott County Board of Supervisors often enters closed session to discuss litigation pending against the county. more
Eldridge hired from within to find its newest city clerk. more
The Eldridge City Council Monday agreed to table the third reading of ordinances designed to establish a municipal fire department until Oct. 5. more
Princeton City Council approved a bid to replace a collapsed culvert on Filmore Street at a testy meeting last week. more
Eldridge is one of four Iowa Quad Cities municipalities that have joined together to study how public transit could change to best serve residents in the region. more
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