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Supervisors added $50 a day to the cost for out-of-county teenagers to stay in the Scott County juvenile detention center. more
A LaCrosse, Wis.-based energy firm will analyze rates for Long Grove’s public and private utility customers, and look at how long-term use and rate trends may affect them. more
Scott County will launch public discussions March 21 on regulating Wolf Carbon Solutions’ pipeline path through the county, and consider setback and depth rules to keep it far away from homes, schools and businesses. more
Eldridge city administrator Tony Rupe says he hopes to one day retire from the city of Eldridge, but not as administrator. more
Public works director Chris Rindler estimated more than $200,000 in Princeton street repairs, including $100,000 to resurface  a portion of the three-block-long Bluff Boulevard off U.S. 67 on the city’s south side. more
Here are links to  North Scott schools documents posted Feb. 13 that show design changes to the Regional Innovation Center, Shepard Elementary and the softball complex. more
Princeton trail fans filled city hall Feb. 9, imploring council members to find a way to accept a $187,000 federal trails grant that some council members fear the city cannot afford. more
Rita Rawson’s neighborhood activism in central Davenport put her on a public leadership path that led to the Scott County Board of Supervisors. more
Scott County supervisors hired WHKS & Co., of West Des Moines, for up to $102,000 to design a replacement bridge on Wells Ferry Road over Spencer Creek in Pleasant Valley. more
Initial budget plans suggest a property tax rate increase coming for Eldridge. more
Eldridge’s Board of Adjustment set a Feb. 6 deadline for Ashley Atkins to move from her South First Street lot until a home is built. more
Eldridge elected leaders joined Scott County supervisors supporting the Iowa Network Against Human Trafficking, which has a state legislative agenda calling for more sex abuse education in schools, and a plea to stop treating trafficked victims like criminals. more
Former Davenport council member Rita Rawson will fill a vacancy on the Scott County Board of supervisors. more
Eldridge council members approved new golf cart rules, but sent police chief Joe Sisler’s proposed UTV regulations back to the drawing board after member Brian Dockery flinched at three pages of rules read by mayor Frank King. more
Time is running out for Ashley Atkins’ new home at 880 S. First Street. more
The Eldridge council renewed one-year appointments for city administrator Tony Rupe, and assistant city administrator Jeff Martens, who also serves as zoning enforcement official. more
County road F58 will get a new asphalt surface from Durant to Walcott by a long-time county contractor who got a stern warning from Scott County Board chairman Ken Beck. more
Courtesy Ford added $4,488.64 to each of three Transit vans ordered by Scott County supervisors  last June. more
Supervisors promoted county human resources assistant Vanessa Wierman to  succeed Mary Thee as director. The board hired Wierman at $101,234 to replace Thee, who also served as assistant administrator. more
Food truck vendors interested in Eldridge customers will have to pay a $125 annual fee for the privilege. more
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