Host a Neighborhood Block Party on August 3 for National Night Out

On Tuesday evening, August 3, all Coralville neighborhoods are invited to take part in the annual National Night Out.

Whether you know your neighbors or not, National Night Out is one night a year for neighbors to connect while strengthening ties with loca...

It Is Illegal to Use Fireworks in Coralville

Using consumer fireworks still banned in Coralville; leave the show in the skies to the pros

Using Fireworks

If you are thinking of lighting off fireworks in Coralville, think again and leave it to the experts. As in the past, under city ordinance, it is il...

Where to Cool Off in Coralville

The City of Coralville offers several public facilities where residents can cool off when outdoor temperatures are on the rise.

Coralville Pools

The Coralville pools are open for recreational swimming, with modifications to pool capacity and hours.

Coralvill...

Coralville Hotel & Conference Center Becomes Hyatt Regency

The Coralville Marriott Hotel & Conference Center will become the Hyatt Regency Coralville Hotel & Conference Center on August 18, 2021. Marcus Hotels & Resorts of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a nationally recognized owner and management company and ...

Apply for a Grant to Help Make Necessary Home Repairs

Assistance is available on a first come, first serve basis to provide approximately five qualifying homeowners in Johnson County (outside of the City of Iowa City) with grant assistance for necessary home repairs, such as emergency repairs, exterior repai...

Johnson and Linn Counties Launch Solar Group Buy

Update: Join the City of Coralville for an online "Solar Power Hour" on Wednesday, May 26 at 6:30 pm. Learn about the basics of solar, how it can save you money, and how it benefits your community. Additional dates are available.&nb...

Changes to Coralville Transit Fares & Passes to Bring Consistency for Area Transit Systems

Update: The City Council approved the Coralville Transit fares and passes at the May 25, 2021 City Council meeting. Changes take effect on July 6, 2021

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Posted on April 14, 2021:

The City of C...

Coralville Mayor Ends Proclamation Requiring Face Covering

Coralville Mayor John A. Lundell today, May 18, 2021, ended the proclamation requiring that persons wear face coverings over the nose and mouth when in a public place and one cannot stay six feet away from others.  The proclamation had been in ef...

Coralville’s Scott Larson Promoted to City Engineer

City Administrator Kelly Hayworth has appointed Scott Larson to the position of City Engineer effective April 1, 2021. Larson has served as Assistant City Engineer since 1995 and has worked for the City since 1993, when he was hired as an engineering inte...

Pet Safety Reminders & Pet Owner Responsibilities

The Coralville Police Department Animal Control and the Parks and Recreation Department would like to remind pet owners about local animal laws; these help keep our city parks, trails, and neighborhoods safe and enjoyable for everyone—including ...

City of Coralville Audit Report Is Available

Hogan - Hansen, A Professional Corporation, released an audit report on the City of Coralville in Coralville, Iowa.

Financial HighlightsThe City’s governmental fund revenue totaled $51.3 million for the year ended June 30, 2020, a 22% decrease from the pri...

Do You Need Help Paying Rent or Utility Bills?

Updates:

Eligibility PrecheckRenters in need of assistance are encouraged to take the new Iowa Rent and Utility Assistance program’s eligibility precheck tool to determine if they meet the initial eligibility criteria, and if eligible, to sign-up...

Mayor Reappointed to National League of Cities’ Energy, Environment, & Natural Resources Committee

John Lundell, Mayor of Coralville, IA, has been reappointed to the National League of Cities (NLC) 2021 Energy, Environment and Natural Resources (EENR) Federal Advocacy Committee. Lundell will provide strategic direction and guidance for NLC’s ...

(OUTDATED) Coralville Proclamation Requiring Face Covering Remains in Effect

Update: On May 18, 2021, Coralville Mayor John A. Lundell  ended the proclamation requiring that persons wear face coverings over the nose and mouth when in a public place and one cannot stay six feet away from others.  

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(OUTDATED) Coralville Mayor Extends Face Covering Proclamation to April 15

Update: On May 18, 2021, Coralville Mayor John A. Lundell  ended the proclamation requiring that persons wear face coverings over the nose and mouth when in a public place and one cannot stay six feet away from others.  

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City Receives REAP Grant for Park Land Purchase

The City of Coralville has been awarded a grant of $125,000 from Resource Enhancement and Protection, commonly referred to as REAP.  The money will be used to purchase park land acres in the west land use area with the eventual goal of a new 100 ...

City of Coralville Wins Award for Stormwater and Urban Watershed Development

The City of Coralville received the Stormwater and Urban Watershed Development of the Year Award from the Iowa Stormwater Education Partnership. The City is being recognized for the leadership and implementation of the Coral Ridge Avenue Green Infrastruct...

(OUTDATED) Coralville Proclamation Requiring Face Covering

Update: On May 18, 2021, Coralville Mayor John A. Lundell  ended the proclamation requiring that persons wear face coverings over the nose and mouth when in a public place and one cannot stay six feet away from others.  

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Muddy Creek Lane Pavement Repair

Beginning at 8:00 am on Tuesday, July 20, Muddy Creek Lane will be closed to through traffic just east of Wickham Circle for the start of Phase 1 of the Muddy Creek Lane Pavement Repair Project.

There are three phases total and each phase will take approxi...

10th Street Closure: 19th Avenue to 20th Avenue

Beginning at 8:00 am on Monday, July 19, 10th Street will be closed between 19th Avenue and 20th Avenue. The closure is needed for MidAmerican Energy to inspect a gas pipeline located under the road.

Detours will be signed for vehicular traffic, and sidewa...

Iowa River Trail Opens between Rocky Shore Drive & Clear Creek

Construction on this 10-foot wide concrete trail began in fall 2020

The Iowa River Trail between Rocky Shore Drive and Clear Creek is now open to the public. Trail users are asked to stay on the pavement until vegetation is established within the project c...

Update: Iowa River Trail Opens between Rocky Shore Drive & Clear Creek

Update June 24, 2021: 

The Iowa River Trail between Rocky Shore Drive and Clear Creek is now open to the public. Trail users are asked to stay on the pavement until vegetation is established within the project corridor. 

For more informati...

Celebrate Summer with Coralville’s 5th Street Social

Celebrate friends, family, and neighbors with a block party festival on 5th Street on Saturday, August 14!

Coralville’s 5th Street Social celebrates the street dances of the 1950’s by featuring music, food, local brews, children’s activities, and a classic...

Coralville Community Aquatic Center Announces Summer Hours

Updated June 16, 2021, to include the addition of hours for pool pass holders on Wednesday and Friday afternoons

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The Coralville Community Aquatic Center, Coralville’s outdoor pool, will open for the summer season on...

Summer Coralville Parks & Recreation Activity Guide Is Available

The summer 2021 Coralville Parks and Recreation activity guide is now available. Check out a listing of upcoming Coralville Parks and Recreation programs, classes, and special events at www.coralville.org/ParksandRecGuide.  

Registration for many ...

Pet Safety Reminders & Pet Owner Responsibilities

The Coralville Police Department Animal Control and the Parks and Recreation Department would like to remind pet owners about local animal laws; these help keep our city parks, trails, and neighborhoods safe and enjoyable for everyone—including our four-l...

City Receives REAP Grant for Park Land Purchase

The City of Coralville has been awarded a grant of $125,000 from Resource Enhancement and Protection, commonly referred to as REAP.  The money will be used to purchase park land acres in the west land use area with the eventual goal of a new 100 ...

Changes to Coralville Transit Fares & Passes Begin July 6

Changes go into effect on July 6, 2021, which will make bus fares and passes consistent between Coralville Transit and Iowa City Transit, and will better coordinate service between the area transit systems.

There are no rate increases to Coralville Transit...

New Bus Routes & Schedules for Coralville Transit Begin October 19

On October 19, 2020, Coralville Transit will launch new bus routes and schedules, aimed at improving local bus service and coordination between local transit agencies. 

The route changes are based on public feedback, research, and ridership data f...

Changes to Coralville Transit Fares & Passes to Bring Consistency for Area Transit Systems

Update: The City Council approved the Coralville Transit fares and passes at the May 25, 2021 City Council meeting. Changes take effect on July 6, 2021

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Posted on April 14, 2021:

The City of C...