The mission of the Communications Division is to create a strong partnership with the community by providing timely, accurate information that is understandable, interactive, and engaging to the residents, visitors, and businesses in Muscatine.
Public information strategies include the content management of a dynamic website, the cultivation of a strong social media presence, use of multi-media tools, and a timely, responsive relationship with the media.
Our goal is to enhance quality of life for residents, as well as gather and share information to support and encourage two-way communication that promotes transparent government and an engaged citizenry.
The Muscatine City Council will consider the establishment of a small business forgivable loan program for businesses along the Grandview Avenue corridor when they meet Thursday (Jan. 20) in the Council Chambers at Muscatine City Hall. Read on...
Numerous reports of geese grazing outside the confines of Weed Park in Muscatine have been received by Animal Control and the Muscatine Police Department, but the number of geese is much more manageable now than four years ago. Read on...
The monthly City Administrator Report to the City Council and Citizens of Muscatine is now available highlighting the many accomplishments by the departments of the City of Muscatine during the month of December. Read on...
A Muscatine home was damaged during a morning kitchen fire Tuesday (Jan. 18), the second kitchen fire in a week that the Muscatine Fire Department has responded to. Read on...
Presentations on a riverfront amphitheater, a watershed study, and animal control regulations are on the agenda for the Muscatine City Council in-depth session on Thursday (Jan. 13) in the Council Chambers of Muscatine City Hall. Read on...
The 400 block of East 2nd Street is closed to traffic for a lateral sewer repair. The closure went into effect Tuesday (Jan. 11) and will continued at least through Friday (Jan. 14). Read on...
The community is invited to come enjoy an afternoon of hunting for buried treasure, building snow creatures, and drinking hot cocoa as the Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department hosts the Snow Pile Treasure Hunt January 29. Read on...
Many people turn to additional heating equipment as the weather turns colder, and the potential for property and/or personal loss due to fire also increases unless adequate precautions are taken. Read on...
Are you looking for the perfect place to host your family get-together, office gathering, or birthday party? Look no further than the Muscatine Municipal Golf Course. Read on...
Weekly clinics will be offered at the Muscatine Municipal Golf Course starting Saturday (Jan. 8, 2022) for those interested in refining their golf swing while preparing for the 2022 season. Read on...
A rather light agenda is in the offing for the Muscatine City Council when they meet for the first time in 2022 Thursday (Jan. 6) in the Council Chambers of Muscatine City Hall. Read on...
Grandview Avenue and West 8th Street were opened for traffic Tuesday (Jan. 4) but drivers are reminded that these areas remain construction zones during the winter shutdown and caution should be used at all times. Read on...
A little common sense can go a long way to keeping you safe throughout the year. That is especially true during the winter months when houses are closed up and cold temperatures arrive according to Assistant Fire Chief Mike Hartman. Read on...
Preparations are underway for a potential winter storm, the first of the season, with the Department of Public Works (DPW) outfitting their fleet of trucks with snow plows and salt boxes while monitoring the forecast for the timing and path of the storm. Read on...
Muscatine Dog Park 2022 permits are currently available from the Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department. The park, located on South Houser Street, is open year-round, weather permitting, but a permit is required to use the facility. Read on...
Helping hands from local individuals, organizations, and businesses came together to light up Muscatine’s historic Weed Park with the glow of holiday displays this December boosting cheer and charity. Read on...
