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Waukee concurs with Clive on Mainline Construction contract for Alice’s Road phase 1B Council concurred with Clive’s award to Mainline Construction for Alice’s Road Improvements phase 1B ($2,611,078.91) and approved project plans; the joint project is budgeted across Clive and Waukee and is expected to begin April 15, 2026 with an open-to-traffic target of September 2026.

Waukee's council just approved a $2.6 million contract for major improvements to Alice's Road, transforming it into a bustling four-lane boulevard by 2026!

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Waukee council approves second reading of 2% utility franchise fee after public comment After extended public comment, the Waukee City Council approved the second reading of an ordinance to impose a 2% franchise fee on electricity and natural gas to be collected locally, replacing a 1% local-option sales tax on utilities; staff said the fee will generate roughly $900,000 annually and keep one-time utility-sale proceeds for infrastructure.

Waukee City Council is considering a controversial 2% utility franchise fee that could generate $900,000 annually, but residents are raising serious concerns about transparency and timing.

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Waukee council approves first reading of 2% franchise fee on MidAmerican Energy bills After a public hearing, the Waukee City Council voted to give first reading to an ordinance imposing a 2% franchise fee on MidAmerican Energy electric and natural gas revenues within city limits; staff said the fee replaces an existing 1% sales tax and is intended to recoup nearly $1 million in municipal revenue lost after the gas utility sale.

Waukee City Council is considering a new 2% franchise fee on utility bills that could change the way residents pay for energy—will this impact your wallet?

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Waukee officials propose 2% franchise fee on gas, electric bills after utility sale City officials said a proposed 2% franchise fee would replace a 1% sales tax on natural gas and electric bills; after the sale of the city's gas utility to MidAmerican Energy, the average household is still expected to save money despite the new fee.

Waukee City is proposing a new 2% franchise fee on utility bills that could still leave households saving around $209 a year—curious how this all adds up?

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Waukee adopts revenue purpose statement ahead of franchise‑fee public hearing to replace gas utility revenue Following March voter approval to sell the municipal gas utility, the council adopted a revenue purpose statement that would guide possible franchise fees on gas and electric service; staff said the fees would be used initially for property tax relief and to offset lost municipal revenue.

Waukee is paving the way for property tax relief with a new revenue purpose statement that could reshape how franchise fees on gas and electric utilities are utilized!

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Waukee approves disposal of gas‑utility property and 25‑year MidAmerican franchise tied to utility sale The City of Waukee approved a resolution to dispose of real estate interests and adopted a 25‑year franchise agreement with MidAmerican Energy as the city prepares to close the sale of the Waukee Municipal Gas utility. Council members voted to waive additional readings and place the franchise ordinance on final passage at the same meeting due to a

Waukee just took a monumental step by approving a 25-year franchise for MidAmerican Energy, paving the way for the sale of its Municipal Gas utility this Wednesday!

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Waukee City Council Approves Site Plan at 2870 Grand Prairie Parkway Council unanimously approves site plan and plans for economic development showcase.

Waukee City Council just approved a groundbreaking site plan that could transform the community's infrastructure and spark economic growth!

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Grand Prairie Parkway Development to Feature Community Credit Union and Restaurant Final plat and site plan for a two-story building approved for Grand Prairie Parkway.

Waukee's City Council just greenlit an exciting new development that promises to boost local amenities with a community credit union and restaurant!

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Waukee Council Approves Vacation of Public Easements for Kettles Stone Development City staff recommends vacating public utility and storm sewer easements for Kettles Stone project.

Waukee City Council just greenlit significant infrastructure changes, paving the way for exciting new developments that could reshape the community!

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Waukee City Council approves sale of Joaquin Municipal Gas Utility to MidAmerican Energy Council approves $18.75 million sale of gas utility following voter support and bid process.

Waukee is on the verge of a groundbreaking transition as the City Council approves the $18.75 million sale of its gas utility to MidAmerican Energy, promising enhanced service and community growth!

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Waukee City Council outlines $299M capital projects budget for 2026 to 2030 Waukee plans $299M in capital projects over next five years amid budget and growth discussions.

Waukee City Council is slashing the tax levy and investing $299 million in capital projects to ensure a thriving community for its rapidly growing population.

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Waukee City Council approves rezoning and preliminary plat for Remington Point development Council members approve key rezoning and development plans for Remington Point in Waukee.

The Waukee City Council just made major strides in local development with unanimous approvals for significant zoning changes and new residential projects!

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Iowa Mayor's Association honors student essay finalist at awards ceremony Mayor's Association recognizes outstanding student essays highlighting community issues during awards event.

A local seventh grader wowed the Waukee City Council with her insightful essay on community issues, showcasing the incredible potential of youth engagement in shaping the future.

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Waukee council addresses cat population and PFAS water contamination concerns Residents discuss pet management and urgent need for PFAS filtration solutions in Waukee.

Waukee residents are demanding urgent action on PFAS contamination in their drinking water while tackling the growing cat population that’s causing chaos in neighborhoods.

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Waukee City Council approves zoning change for new electrical contractor facility Council endorses final zoning amendments for Ute Avenue property to support business development.

Waukee City Council just approved major zoning changes that will ignite local business growth and enhance community recreation with new facilities!

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Gina Tuttle addresses Waukee City Council on stray cat population control Tuttle advocates for improved animal control measures to manage feral cat overpopulation in Waukee.

Waukee residents are sounding the alarm over the exploding feral cat population, raising urgent questions about local animal control measures and the health of the community's wildlife.

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Iowa farmer raises alarm on PFAS contamination and health impacts in local water supply Iowa farmer highlights severe water contamination issues and associated health risks from PFAS chemicals.

A Waukee resident's shocking testimony reveals the alarming impact of PFAS contamination on local water quality and public health, urging immediate action from city officials.

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Clive and Waukee approve $6M Alice's Road improvement project Cities finalize approval process for Alice's Road project with October completion goal.

Waukee and Clive are joining forces for a groundbreaking $6 million road improvement project that promises to transform local infrastructure by October!

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Waukee resident raises alarm over PFAS contamination and sewer system failures Water quality concerns rise as PFAS chemicals and sewer issues threaten public health and safety.

Residents in Waukee are sounding the alarm over dangerous levels of PFAS chemicals in their water, raising urgent questions about public health and local conservation efforts.

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