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Long Grove City Council appears locked in a standstill with developer Dale Grunwald over who will own and maintain a 9-acre water detention area he hopes to hand to the city. more
Candidates for Scott County public office have until March 20 to file petitions for partisan primaries in advance of fall elections. more
Kevin Randle, a union leader and city planner for Davenport, is the first Democrat to enter the race for the Scott County Board of Supervisors. more
Former Republican state representative and pro-life advocate Luana Stoltenberg has announced a run for the Scott County Board of Supervisors. more
Supervisors protested a pair of unexpected expenses last week. more
Long Grove has put its new water treatment plant out for bid. more
Scott County Auditor Kerri Tompkins reminds voters of the upcoming Election Day on March 3 for Davenport, North Scott and Pleasant Valley Community School Districts, as well as filling a vacancy in the office of City Council for the City of Walcott. “To reduce taxpayer expenses, Vote Centers will be open which allows voters to cast their vote at any of the 14 sites throughout the county,” said Tompkins. more
Three candidates—Joe Quick, Joe Aubry, and Lynnette Tarchinski—have asked voters for their support in a cty council special election set for March 3. more
Scott County has pledged its support for a new emergency response team that would coordinate efforts across Quad Cities agencies and jurisdictions. more
A plan to install solar panels at Princeton’s water treatment plant, along 285th Avenue and Great River Road, returned to the council Thursday, Feb. 12. more
Walcott City Council approved purchases to outfit pickleball courts and a new squad truck at their regular meeting last Monday, Feb. 16. more
The Eldridge City Council sprinted through a light agenda and set its maximum tax levy Monday. more
Long Grove City Council will discuss whether to take over a subdivision’s water detention area at a committee of the whole meeting on Tuesday of next week, Feb. 24. more
Walcott City Council expects expenditures to rise next year as they build a new well, refurbish their water tower, eye road improvements and plan an addition to the city sewer plant. more
The City of Eldridge has officially released the Request for Proposals (RFP) for the lease, management and operation of the Community Center. The RFP was formulated by city staff, with extensive input from the city council, and approved at the council’s Feb. 2 meeting. more
A new officer and a familiar face will soon serve part-time with the Walcott Police Department. more
The Eldridge City Council set its public hearing for the 2027 fiscal year max levy for April 6 at 5:45 p.m. But council members remain far away from a consensus on what that amount will be. more
A majority of Scott County supervisors plan to reject an ordinance change that would have cleared a controversial path for the construction of a natural gas power plant outside Maysville. more
Bills on property tax reform in the State House and Senate each seem to have one thing in common: a 2% cap on revenue growth for local governments. more
With Fellner’s Addition scheduled to have roadway repairs soon, residents will also be asked if they are interested in additional city amenities. more
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