Coralville Public Library Celebrates Online Summer Reading Fun for All Ages

"Imagine Your Story" this summer by taking part in Coralville Public Library’s online summer reading programs for all ages! Sign up, read, try something new, and be entered into prize drawings! Registration begins on June 1 and the pro...

City offices will be closed for Memorial Day

City Hall and Police Administration Offices, along with the Parks, Water, Wastewater, Streets and Sanitation Departments will continue to be closed on Monday, May 25.

 The Coralville Public Library will continue to be closed and there will be no p...

Coralville Continues Closure of City Facilities in Response to COVID-19

Based on Governor Kim Reynolds’ proclamations and public health guidelines, the City of Coralville is extending the closure of City Hall, the Coralville Public Library, Coralville Recreation Center, North Ridge Pavilion, and Coralville Center fo...

Mayor's Clean Up Week Rescheduled for June 1-5

Coralville has two opportunities for residences with City trash and recycling services to get rid of extra trash for free.

Free extra trash cart collection May 15 & 18 during "Quaranclean""Quaranclean" offers one additional trash ca...

Coralville Continues Closure of City Facilities in Response to COVID-19

Services ContinueBased on Governor Kim Reynolds’ April 27, 2020, proclamation and public health guidelines, the City of Coralville is extending the closure of City Hall, the Coralville Public Library, Coralville Recreation Center, North Ridge Pa...

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...

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...

How to Dispose of Invasive Garlic Mustard

Looks like mustard, smells like garlic, and grows like an invader: Coralville offers drop-off site for invasive plant

The City of Coralville offers a site to safely dispose of garlic mustard, an invasive plant species that can be difficult to eradicate onc...

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...

Johnson County Mayors Urge Residents to Stay Home and Limit Non-Essential Activities

After continued consultation with local medical, public health and emergency management officials, Iowa City Mayor Bruce Teague, Coralville Mayor John Lundell and North Liberty Mayor Terry Donahue urge residents to take all necessary precautions to stay h...

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...

Coralville City Hall Closes to the Public

Coralville City Hall will close to the public effective Thursday, March 19, at 5:00 pm. Closing City Hall to the public is part of efforts to maximize social distancing and to protect the health of citizens and staff. The closure will remain in effect unt...

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...

Brown Deer Golf Club Is Open

Brown Deer Golf Club in Coralville remains open, and golf is a great way to get exercise, fresh air, and de-stress during times of social distancing.

Brown Deer has taken the following precautions to protect the health of golfers and staff:

• Staff washes han...

James Street Lane Reduction and Closure

Starting Tuesday morning, May 26, James Street will reduce to one lane west of Camp Cardinal Boulevard near 2325 James Street, with one lane yielding to oncoming traffic. Starting Monday morning, June 1, the lane closure expands to a full-width road closu...

Final Phase of E. 9th Street Improvements Begins March 16

The final phase of the E. 9th Street Improvements Project between 1st Avenue and Quarry Road is set to begin on Monday, March 16.  

E. 9th Street will have one lane open in each direction at all times. Pedestrian access is provided along the north...

Summer Program Registration Begins

Registration for summer programs and summer camp is now open for Coralville Parks and Recreation.  Social distancing guidelines and wellness checks, such as taking temperatures and using hand sanitizer as a building is entered, will be in place. ...

Farmers' Market Opens May 18, Seeking Vendors

CORALVILLE FARMERS’ MARKET ACCEPTING VENDORS, OPENS MAY 18

CORALVILLE, IA – The 2020 season of the Coralville Farmers’ Market will begin on Monday, May 18. A limited number of vendor spaces are available, and vendor applicatio...

How to Dispose of Invasive Garlic Mustard

Looks like mustard, smells like garlic, and grows like an invader: Coralville offers drop-off site for invasive plant

The City of Coralville offers a site to safely dispose of garlic mustard, an invasive plant species that can be difficult to eradicate onc...

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...

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...