Open Houses to Look at Potential Redesigns for Area Transit Systems

Whether you are a regular transit rider, only ride the bus occasionally, or have never been on a bus, the City of Coralville wants your feedback about possible scenarios to redesign our transit system.

Coralville, the City of Iowa City, and the University ...

City Offices Open, Special Events on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

City of Coralville offices will be open normal hours on on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day., Monday, January 20, 2020. The Coralville Public Library, the Recreation Center, and the Indoor Pool will also be open. Trash and recycling will be picked up on schedu...

Celebrate the Beers of Winter at BrrrFest

BrrrFest 2020, a celebration of the beers of winter, will be held on January 25, 2020 at the Coralville Marriott Hotel and Conference Center.

Online ticket sales for BrrrFest 2020 go on sale beginning Monday, December 2 at 9:00 am at www.BrrrFest.org. Tick...

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 is available at www.coralville.org/sn...

Coralville and Johnson County Accepting Applications for Law Enforcement Officers through January 13

The City of Coralville and Johnson County Sheriff’s Office are accepting applications for law enforcement officers through 5:00 pm on Monday, January 13, 2020.

Applicants will complete written and physical tests for both agencies on Saturday, January 25, 2...

Recycle Holiday Trees & Greens in January

For customers with City of Coralville trash and recycling services, the Coralville Solid Waste Department will collect and recycle live holiday trees, wreaths, and swags throughout the month of January as staff is available. Trees and greens will be picke...

City of Coralville Indoor Facilities Offer Programs & Warmth

City Facilities

The City of Coralville offers several public facilities where residents can warm up when outdoor temperatures dip down.

Coralville Public LibraryDiscover the Coralville Public Library (1401 5th Street), which offers a variety of services, pr...

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...

Construction Begins on E. 9th Street Improvements in the Iowa River Landing

Updated October 24, 11:45 am:E. 7th Street is now open between 1st Avenue and Quarry Road. This provides secondary access to the Iowa River Landing.

Updated October 15, 2019, 1:45 pm:

The following changes were made to traffic control on E. 9th Street to ai...

Preparation and Announcements for Winter Parks Facilities

Winter is coming. While popular television may have changed this phrase in the minds of many to a different meaning, Parks and Recreation staff use the phrase to prepare park areas for winter. Here’s a few tips for winter park use:

Park and trail...

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...

Transit Delays Expected Due to Weather on Friday & Saturday, January 17 & 18

Due to predicted weather conditions, delays are possible on Coralville Transit on Friday and Saturday, January 17 and 18, 2020. Please plan extra travel time.

Delays will make predicted bus arrival times on Bus on the Go (Bongo, www.bongo.org) inaccurate, ...

Coralville Transit Resumes Service on Iowa Avenue Beginning Jan. 17 after 2:30 pm

Repairs on the CRANDIC Railroad overpass on Iowa Avenue are complete, allowing Coralville Transit to resume normal operations along Iowa Avenue. 

On Friday, January 17 after 2:30 pm, Coralville Transit will resume service at Hubbard Park (stop #01...

Open Houses to Look at Potential Redesigns for Area Transit Systems

Whether you are a regular transit rider, only ride the bus occasionally, or have never been on a bus, the City of Coralville wants your feedback about possible scenarios to redesign our transit system.

Coralville, the City of Iowa City, and the University ...