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Waukee Police to Take Part in Distracted Driving Special Enforcement

The Waukee Police Department will be conducting its May Targeted Traffic Enforcement Project (TTEP) on Friday, May 24 from 2:30-5:30 p.m, focusing on distracted drivers. Read on...
Buildings Closed and Trash Delayed on Memorial Day

All City of Waukee buildings will be closed Monday, May 27 for Memorial Day. Garbage, recycling and yard waste collection will be delayed by one day, running Tuesday through Saturday. Read on...
Consumer Fireworks Use Permitted July 3 & 4 Only

The use of consumer fireworks is legal within the Waukee city limits only on July 3 and 4 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 11 p.m. Read on...
May is Building Safety Month

Building Safety Month provides education for the public about solutions that improve the safety, sustainability and resiliency of buildings, infrastructure and communities. Read on...
Waukee's Yoga in the Park Kicks Off June 8!

New this year - join local, certified yoga instructors for Yoga in the Park at Waukee's Windfield Park on the second and fourth Saturdays of June, July and August. Read on...
Celebrate Waukee Festival Line-Up Set for June 1

The annual Celebrate Waukee festival, presented by the citizen-run Waukee Community Festivals Committee, will be held this year on Saturday, June 1. Festival activities will take place in both the Downtown Triangle and in Centennial Park. Read on...
National Public Works Week is May 19-25

It’s National Public Works Week! The 35 Waukee Public Works Department employees maintain and improve the systems and services vital to the community’s health, safety and comfort. Read on...
Waukee PD Launches Community Camera Program

The Waukee Police Department has implemented a new Community Camera Program, aiming to deter crime and promote partnership. Read on...
Movies in the Park Presenting Three Great Films for FREE!

Enjoy Hollywood’s biggest hits under the stars with Movies in the Park. The 2019 line-up is out, with THREE films on deck for the summertime. Read on...
Annual Water Quality Report Now Available

The 2019 Des Moines Water Works’ annual Consumer Confidence Report is available to view. Read on...
Apply to Serve on the Library Board of Trustees

Interested in helping to shape the future of the Waukee Public Library? Apply to serve on the Library Board of Trustees by May 24! Read on...
Spring Clean-Up Sees Large Participation

ASI, the City's solid waste provider reported that they collected 156 tons of large items during the Spring Curbside Clean-Up. Read on for more numbers...
Lawn Maintenance and Grass Clippings

As green grass returns to Waukee, here are some reminders about lawn maintenance and where glass clippings should and should not go. Read on...
Summer Reading Program is Out of This World

“Explore the Universe” at the Waukee Public Library this summer! All ages of children, teens and adults can read or listen to books and earn prizes from June 1-July 31 with the annual Summer Reading Program. Read on...
Progress Continues on Alice's Road - Lane Closure Scheduled

Crews have been busy working on the final stages of the Alice's Road widening project. For the next step, westbound Hickman Road traffic will not be able to turn left (south) onto Alice's Road as the left turn lane will be closed. Read on...
Heart of the Warrior Trail's Storywalk Features "Say Hello"

The Waukee Parks & Recreation Department and the Waukee Public Library have the first Storywalk of the year out and ready for Heart of the Warrior Trail users - "Say Hello" by Jack & Michael Foreman. Read on...
130 Pounds of Medication Collected Through PD's Drug Take-Back Efforts

The Waukee Police Department collected 130 pounds of unused or expired prescription drugs in its lobby drop-box and during it the spring Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Read on...
Park Board Names Volunteers of the Year

On Thursday, April 25, the Waukee Park Board recognized the Parks & Recreation Department’s Volunteers of the Year. Read on...
Outdoor Safety and Courtesy Reminders for Springtime

Spring weather brings an increase in pedestrians and cyclists to Waukee trails, parks and streets. Here are some safety and courtesy tips to keep everyone safe and happy! Read on...
Metro Area Libraries Partner to Offer “Sensory Friendly” Times

Several Des Moines Metro area libraries are teaming up to offer Sensory Spaces, which are designated hours for individuals and families to enjoy a sensory-free experience in the libraries. Read on...
Fleet Farm to Open New Store in Waukee's Kettlestone Development

Fleet Farm announced plans to open a new store in Waukee. The new Waukee store will be located at I-80 and Grand Prairie Parkway in the Kettlestone development by Hurd Real Estate. Read on...
Portion of Laurel Street to Close

As part of the Alice's Road widening project, a small portion of Laurel Street east of Alice's Road will be closed beginning April 3 through the month of June. Businesses located along Laurel Street can be accessed via Brick Drive. Read on...
Eric Kress Named Waukee’s 2018 Citizen of the Year

Waukee Mayor Bill Peard has named local leader and community activities enthusiast Eric Kress Waukee’s 2018 Citizen of the Year. The Citizen of the Year honor is given each year to an exemplary resident who represents the true spirit of community service. Read on...
Waukee Library to Offer Free Conversational English Sessions

The Waukee Public Library will soon begin offering free Conversational English sessions. Beginning Thursday, April 4, Conversational English will be held at 10 a.m. on the first and third Thursdays of every month. Read on...
Parking and Entrances to Change During City Hall Renovation

Work to improve the exterior conditions of Waukee City Hall will occur March-July 2019, when weather allows. While City Hall will remain open during construction, the entire front parking lot and the front entrance will be closed. Read on...
Solarize Waukee Initiative Announced

Solarize Waukee is a new bulk solar group purchase program for residents and businesses located anywhere within the Waukee Community School District boundaries. Read on...
Waukee City Council Approves Budget for FY 2020

The Waukee City Council held a public hearing related to the FY 2020 budget at its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, March 4. The Council voted 5-0 to approve the budget and Capital Improvement Program. Read on...
Waukee Library and Historical Society Announce 2019 Local History Series

The Waukee Public Library and the Waukee Area Historical Society (WAHS) are partnering again to host the popular Local History Series. It kicks off in March. See the line-up...
Now Hiring for 2020 Census Jobs

Waukee residents, the U.S. Census Bureau is hiring for the upcoming 2020 Census! Read on...
LIHEAP Offers Heating Assistance to Low-Income Qualifiers

This month's news features information about the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), how you can help a neighbor in need and how to reach the Iowa Utilities Board. Read on...

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Mixed Couples Event
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DIY Storytime
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