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Outdoor Warning Sirens and Severe Weather Information

Outdoor warning sirens are considered an outdoor warning system that prompts anyone outdoors to seek shelter; they are not necessarily meant to be heard from indoors. Members of the public can sign up for free weather alert text messages. Read on...
Waukee Named Fastest-Growing Large (20,000+) City in Iowa

Based on recent U.S. Census Bureau estimates, out of all Iowa cities with populations larger than 20,000, Waukee is growing the fastest. The population is now estimated to be 24,089. Read on...
Waukee City Council Approves $50,000 WACS Contribution for Pandemic Support

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted communities worldwide, and Waukee is no exception. On May 18, the Waukee City Council approved a $50,000 contribution to Waukee Area Christian Services for assistance with pandemic response. Read on...
Primary Election Information for Dallas County

The 2020 Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, June 2. Early curbside voting is available at the Dallas County Auditor's/Election Office in Adel daily May 26 through June 1. Read on...
Library to Offer Curbside Pickup Beginning June 1

Starting June 1, 2020, the Waukee Public Library will start offering scheduled curbside pickup of library books and materials by appointment and will start accepting returns on a limited basis. Library Director Kristine Larson provides more details. Read on...
Waukee Farmers Market to Kick Off June 17

The 2020 Waukee Farmers Market will run June 17 through the end of September. It’s held every Wednesday from 4-7 p.m. at the Downtown Triangle in Waukee. Read on...
Land Purchase to Pave Way for Future Park System and University Avenue Expansions

The City Council approved a purchase agreement for 13 acres of property at 1230 S. Warrior Lane which will allow for long-term planning to expand the parks system and to extend University Avenue from Warrior Lane to 6th Street. Read on...
Gov. Reynolds Extends Proclamation; Announces Additional Businesses to Open May 15

Gov. Reynolds signed a new proclamation permitting salons/barbershops, massage and tattoo establishments, restaurants, fitness centers and more to reopen May 15 throughout Iowa in a limited fashion with appropriate public health measures in place. Read on...
Sugar Creek Municipal Golf Course Now Open

Sugar Creek Municipal Golf Course has officially reopened. While the driving range and golf course will be open, many modifications are being made to encourage social distancing and to allow staff time for extra cleaning measures. 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 29! Read on...
Annual Water Quality Report Now Available

The 2020 Des Moines Water Works’ annual Consumer Confidence Report is available to view. Read on...
PulsePoint Respond App Deployed in Waukee and Other Western Suburbs

PulsePoint, an app available to users who can indicate that they are trained in CPR and willing to assist in an emergency, is now available in Waukee and four other western suburbs to help in the battle to save those in cardiac arrest. Read on...
Meet the City Staff: Fire Chief Clint Robinson

Meet Clint Robinson, the Waukee Fire Department's Fire Chief! Chief Robinson has been working to keep the Waukee community safe for 27 years. Learn more about Robinson and the department! Read on...
Dispose of Large Items on Curb or in Bulk at Grimes Site

City of Waukee/ASI garbage customers can place one large/bulky item on the curb each week for collection. Or, if needing to dispose of several items at a time, Metro Waste Authority is opening its Northwest Drop-off site in Grimes on Saturdays. Read on...
Library Launches "Letters with Librarians"

This May, make a librarian your pen pal! May 1-31, kids are invited to mail a handwritten letter or drawing to the Waukee Public Library, and the librarians will write them back. Read on...
May is Building Safety Month

During the month of May, the City of Waukee will participate in the 40th annual Building Safety Month, a worldwide campaign presented by the International Code Council, its members and partners to promote building safety. Read on...
Mask Up, Waukee!

CDC now recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain (grocery stores, pharmacies, etc.). Mayor Clarke is asking residents to “Mask up, Waukee!”. Read on...
Reminder About Updated Grass & Weeds Ordinance

The Waukee City Council approved updates to the City's grass and weeds maintenance ordinance. Per the new ordinance, grass/weeds are not allowed to grow higher than 8 inches on developed properties and ten (10) inches on undeveloped properties. Read on...
2020 Safety City Sessions Canceled

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and in an effort to keep citizens safe, the Waukee Police Department's 2020 Safety City program is canceled. Read on...
Alice’s Road Landscape Enhancements Project Approved

On April 20, the City Council approved the plans, specification and estimate of cost, and awarded the contract for the Alice’s Road Landscape Enhancements Project. It features landscaping, signage, street banners, street trees and additional landscaping. Read on...
Gov. Reynolds Announces TestIowa Program

Gov. Kim Reynolds announced the launch of testiowa.com, on which citizens can take an online assessment to see if they may be eligible to be tested for COVID-19. TestIowa comes with increased testing capabilities of up to 3,000 additional tests a day. 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...
Portable Irrigation Meter Certification Options

As City Hall is still closed amid COVID-19 concerns, please review a few options regarding portable irrigation meter certification. Read on...
WASP Senior Luncheons Postponed Until August

The Waukee Area Seniors and Police (WASP) luncheons will be postponed until Aug. 26 due to COVID-19 concerns. 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...

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