Coralville Mayor Requires Face Covering through Proclamation

Coralville Mayor John A. Lundell today issued a proclamation requiring that persons wear a face covering that covers the nose and mouth when in a public place and one cannot stay six feet away from others. Public places include but are not limited to groc...

City of Coralville Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule

The City of Coralville will observe the following hours and services during the Thanksgiving holiday:

City OfficesCity Hall and Police administrative offices, along with the Parks, Water, Wastewater, Streets, and Sanitation Departments will be closed on Th...

Guide to Snow Removal in Coralville

Get the guidelines for street plowing, sidewalk shoveling, and parking this winter

Coralville reminds residents of the rules and guidelines for winter snow removal and parking. Additional information about snow removal, including a snow plow priority map, ...

Iowa Residential Utility Disruption Prevention Program

The Iowa Residential Utility Disruption Prevention Program provides eligible households with up to $2,000 towards electric, natural gas and water bills if they are at risk of disconnection due to an inability to pay due to a COVID-19 related loss of incom...

Be Included in Coralville's Map of Outdoor Holiday Lights

Get Added to the MapDo you know of outdoor holiday light displays or decorations in Coralville that others might enjoy? 

As the season shines bright, we're asking for the community's help locating festive holiday displays. We&...

Parks and Recreation Makes Changes for Building Use

Under the November 16 Proclamation for Enhanced Public Health Measures from Governor Reynolds, Coralville Parks and Recreation will make the following changes to operations to observe the new guidelines.

• All registered program classes are suspended. Staff ...

Coralville Public Library Continues to Provide Services & Resources

The Coralville Public Library is temporarily discontinuing both browsing and computer lab appointments due to the current rise in cases of COVID-19 in the area.

The Library will continue to provide services, including wi-fi hotspot checkout, laptop checkou...

Where to Recycle Holiday Lights

Seasonal holiday light recycling is available at drop-off sites throughout the Coralville and Iowa City area. Recycling holiday lights is a free, environmentally-friendly alternative to sending old, unused, or non-working strings of holiday lights to the ...

Coralville Accepting Applications for Boards & Commissions

The City Council of the City of Coralville is accepting applications for appointments to the following Boards and Commision:

Board of Adjustment: 1 position (for one partial term expiring December 31, 2021)The City of Coralville has one opening on the Boar...

What to Do with Old Pumpkins

After Halloween celebrations and fall festivities are over, dispose of your pumpkins and organic fall decorations properly: get rid of pumpkins by putting them in your yard waste, and not the trash. 

First, remove non-organic decorations like cand...

Fall Cleanup at Oak Hill Cemetery

The City of Coralville will begin the annual fall cleanup at Oak Hill Cemetery in November to maintain and preserve the appearance of the cemetery.

Families and friends maintaining plots in the cemetery should remove flowers and decorations that are not co...

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...

SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans Available to Iowa Small Businesses

Update November 4, 2020:Small nonfarm businesses in eight Iowa counties are now eligible to apply for low interest federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration, announced Director Tanya N. Garfield of SBA’s Disaster Field Operations ...

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...

Back-to-School Traffic Safety

As students and teachers return to school in person, the Coralville Police Department would like to remind motorists and pedestrians to observe applicable laws near school zones.

Reminders to Drivers

• When approaching a marked school zone, obey the posted sp...

Results of the 2020 Coralville Special City Election

On Tuesday, September 29, Hai Huynh was elected to the City Council and will serve with City Councilors Jill Dodds, Meghann Foster, Laurie Goodrich, and Mitch Gross, along with Mayor John A. Lundell.  

Huynh will complete the remainder of the term...

SBA Disaster Assistance Available to Iowa Private Nonprofit Organizations

Low-interest Federal Disaster Loans for Private NonprofitsLow-interest federal disaster loans are now available to certain private nonprofit organizations in Iowa following President Trump’s federal disaster declaration for Public Assistance as ...

Johnson County Derecho 2020 Information and Resources

***Updated September 8, 2020 to include Iowa Housing Search***

***Updated August 21, 2020 to include WIC support***

***Updated August 19, 2020, to include the Iowa Association of Realtors grant***

Governor Kim Reynolds formally requested an expedited Preside...

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...

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 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...