Changes Approved for Coralville Transit Bus Routes

Proposed changes to bus routes and schedules for Coralville Transit were approved by the Coralville City Council following a public hearing on July 28, 2020. The changes are aimed at improving local bus service and coordination between local transit agenc...

It's Not Too Late to Respond to the 2020 Census

Replying to the 2020 Census helps ensure our community receives its share of funds over the next ten years for our schools, hospitals, community service organizations, businesses, and city services.

The census is a count of every person who lives in the Un...

Residential Solar Purchase Program Announced

Solar group buy program again offered in Johnson County

Learn About Solar Energy

Residents in Johnson County and West Branch can learn about energy efficiency and solar energy, as well as have an opportunity to get an affordable solar array for their home, ...

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, reservat...

City Council Member Tom Gill Resigns

Coralville City Councilor Tom Gill has notified the City that he has resigned from his position. Dr. Gill had 29 years of service on the City Council.

Mayor John Lundell stated, “I am grateful for Tom Gill’s contributions during the pas...

It's 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. As in the past, under city ordinance, it is illegal to use any fireworks i...

Mayor John Lundell Statement on Recent Black Lives Matter Comments

Coralville Mayor John A. Lundell has issued the following statement in response to recent Black Lives Matter comments:

The City of Coralville is continuing the process of conducting a comprehensive review of racial inequities in our community. This review ...

Changes Proposed for Coralville Transit Bus Routes; Public Hearing Is July 28

Changes to bus routes and schedules are proposed for Coralville Transit, aimed at improving local bus service and coordination between local transit agencies. A map of the proposed routes and a description of each route is available at www.coralville.org/...

City of Coralville Housing Inspection Update

The City of Coralville is committed to ensuring quality housing standards are met throughout the community. Effective July 1, 2020, Coralville will resume its rental inspection program while practicing COVID-19 guidelines. Our goal is to provide interior ...

Watch Video of "Reflect, Heal, Act" Community Event

Community members gathered to reflect, heal, and learn how to take action on racial justice issues in Coralville.

A community gathering was held on Sunday, June 7 from 2:00 to 3:30 pm in S.T. Morrison Park in Coralville to reflect, heal, and learn how to t...

Check Your Mail for Your 2020 Census Invitation

***Updated April 14, 2020 to include information about in-person 2020 Census operations***

The census is a count of every person who lives in the United States and its territories. It happens every 10 years. In early 2020, you will be asked to count everyo...

Coralville City Hall Reopens June 1

***Note: This information was current as of the date of publication. As re-openings have continued, some information may have changed after publication. For current information, check with the City department or visit www.coralville.org/coronavirus.***

Cor...

Iowans Are Encouraged to Take the TestIowa Online Health Assessment

In response to COVID-19 across the state, Governor Kim Reynolds has announced the launch of TestIowa, a new initiative in partnership with state leaders and private corporations. The goal of TestIowa is to provide Iowans with better access to COVID-19 tes...

Coralville Transit Adjusts Schedules Beginning March 30

Coralville Transit continues to adapt services to protect the health of employees and riders, and to temporarily adjust bus schedules based on changes in bus ridership.

Temporary Schedule Changes Begin March 30Lantern Park and 10th Street routes will opera...

Coralville Transit Pauses Fare Collection

Coralville Transit is not collecting fares, and riders should use the rear doors of the bus when possible, beginning Thursday, March 19.

Riders should board and exit the bus using the rear doors when possible. The front door remains available for riders wi...

City of Coralville Audit Report Is Available

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

Financial Highlights The City’s governmental fund revenue totaled $66.1 million for the year ended June 3...

Coralville Hires New Community Development Director and Water Department Superintendent

The City of Coralville has hired two new staff persons at the department head level: David Johnson as Community Development Director and Matt Gilmore as Water Department Superintendent.   

Community Development Director David JohnsonAs th...

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 ...

Coralville Mayor John Lundell Joins National League of Cities 2020 Presidential Task Force

Coralville Mayor John Lundell was in the nation’s capital this week as part of the local leaders 2020 Presidential Election Task Force. In partnership with the National League of Cities (NLC), the Task Force will help ensure community issues are...

Coralville Responds to Emerald Ash Borer

Proactive strategy aims to lessen environmental impact; property owners encouraged to make plans for their ash treesEmerald ash borer (EAB), a tree-killing pest of ash trees, was confirmed in Coralville in early 2017.  The small metallic green be...

Coralville Postpones 5th Street Social

Coralville’s 5^th Street Social, a block party-style festival celebrating the end of the summer, has been postponed and will not be held on August 8, 2020, as previously scheduled. The City will look at a fall date and assess COVID-19 conditions ...

Coralville Opens Pools with Guidelines for Capacity, Social Distancing, & Day Camp Reservations

Coralville residents given priority attendance with early admittance hours daily.

Coralville pools will open Monday, June 29 with modifications to capacity and hours in order to encourage social distancing and to conduct extra sanitizing protocols. Day cam...

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 ...

Coralville Responds to Emerald Ash Borer

Proactive strategy aims to lesson environmental impact; property owners encouraged to make plans for their ash trees

Emerald ash borer (EAB), a tree-killing pest of ash trees, was confirmed in Coralville in early 2017.  The small metallic green be...

Changes Approved for Coralville Transit Bus Routes

Proposed changes to bus routes and schedules for Coralville Transit were approved by the Coralville City Council following a public hearing on July 28, 2020. The changes are aimed at improving local bus service and coordination between local transit agenc...

Changes Proposed for Coralville Transit Bus Routes; Public Hearing Is July 28

Changes to bus routes and schedules are proposed for Coralville Transit, aimed at improving local bus service and coordination between local transit agencies. A map of the proposed routes and a description of each route is available at www.coralville.org/...

Coralville Transit Adjusts Schedules Beginning March 30

Coralville Transit continues to adapt services to protect the health of employees and riders, and to temporarily adjust bus schedules based on changes in bus ridership.

Temporary Schedule Changes Begin March 30Lantern Park and 10th Street routes will opera...

Coralville Transit Pauses Fare Collection

Coralville Transit is not collecting fares, and riders should use the rear doors of the bus when possible, beginning Thursday, March 19.

Riders should board and exit the bus using the rear doors when possible. The front door remains available for riders wi...