Coralville City Administrator Honored at Iowa League of Cities Conference

Coralville City Administrator Kelly Hayworth was inducted into the Iowa League of Cities Hall of Fame during the Awards Banquet at their Annual Conference and Exhibit in Council Bluffs.

The League Hall of Fame Award recognizes individuals who have provided...

6th Street Connection to 1st Avenue to Re-Open on September 18

6th Street Connection Re-Opening

The 6th Street connection to 1st Avenue will re-open to traffic early Tuesday morning, September 18. Along with the re-opening of 6th Street, 1st Avenue traffic will shift onto the new westerly half of 1st Avenue from just ...

Free Community Meal & Film at the Coralville Public Library on September 21

Meal from 5:00-7:00 pm; film begins at 7:00 pm

The Coralville Public Library and the Coralville Community Food Pantry will host a free community meal on the library lawn, 1401 5th Street, on Friday, September 21 from 5:00-7:00 pm. After the meal, the libra...

Guide to Fall Leaf Collection

Yard Waste Collection Dates

Yard waste is picked curbside on your regular garbage day until late November, weather permitting, and is available to all Coralville residences eligible for trash and recycling services.

How to Dispose of Fall Leaves

Choose from ...

Mayor’s Fall Clean Up Week Is October 1-5

Throw away big, broken items

Mayor's Clean Up Week in Coralville offers free garbage pickup up of large items that are no longer usable and won't fit in your trash cart (such as broken furniture or bathroom fixtures) from October 1-5, 2018. 

Place ...

Back-to-School Traffic Safety

As students and teachers return to school, 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 speed limit ...

Coralville Yard Waste Collection Information

Yard Waste Collection Dates

Yard waste collection resumed in Coralville the week of March 26, 2018, with curbside yard waste pickup on your regular trash and recycling collection day. The yard waste collection season lasts until late November, weather perm...

1st Avenue Construction Begins Next Phase

Starting at 9:00 am on Monday, June 4, 1st Avenue will be reduced to one lane in each direction from just south of 6th Street to just south of 9th Street. The lane reduction will remain in place until late August when reconstruction on the west half of th...

Coral Ridge Avenue Detours Due to Road Reconstruction

Starting between 9:00 pm and midnight on Sunday, May 13, Coral Ridge Avenue will be closed to traffic from the north half of the Oakdale Boulevard intersection to just south of the Wheaton Road intersection, so total reconstruction of this segment of Cora...

EPA Awards Coralville Brownfields Assessment Grants

Coralville has been awarded two brownfields assessment grants totaling $300,000 by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Grant funds will be used to conduct environmental site assessments and develop cleanup plans, develop site-specific health and sa...

Solarize Johnson County: Residential Solar Purchase Program Announced

Learn More About Solar Energy

Residents in Johnson County and West Branch have an opportunity to learn more about solar energy and potentially invest in affordable solar through a new program called Solarize Johnson County. The program builds on the succes...

Two Major Road Reconstruction Projects Begin This Spring

Drivers should prepare for road construction beginning in March and lasting most of 2018, weather permitting, along 1st Avenue (from 6th Street to 9th Street) and Coral Ridge Avenue (from Oakdale Boulevard to Forevergreen Road). While total reconstruction...

Sign Up for Johnson County Emergency Notification System

About the Johnson County Emergency Notification System

The Johnson County Emergency Notification System (JCENS) is a high-speed telephone emergency notification service. This notification system for mass public safety alerts is a free opt-in service for Jo...

Iowa City Landfill Requires Recycling of Corrugated Cardboard

Corrugated cardboard is recyclable and will not be allowed in your trash beginning January 2, 2018. The Iowa City Landfill is instituting a corrugated cardboard ban for the entire landfill service area, which includes Coralville. Corrugated cardboard, com...

Coralville Fire Department Maintains High Rating

Classification of 2 on a 10 point scale is in the top 3% nationally

The Insurance Services Office (ISO) has completed its analysis of the City of Coralville’s firefighting capabilities, which are provided by the Coralville Fire Department. Based ...

New Coralville Drop-Off Recycling Center Now Open

***Updated December 4, 2017: the Drop-Off Recycling Center is now open***

The Coralville Drop-Off Recycling Center is now open at 950 Hughes Street and offers convenient, expanded hours. Coralville residents can drop off recyclable items 24 hours a day, 7 ...

Coralville Responds to Emerald Ash Borer

Proactive strategy aims to lessen 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...

Council Member Goodrich Becomes Certified Elected Municipal Official

Laurie Goodrich, Council Member for the City of Coralville, is among four elected city officials in Iowa to be awarded the Certified Elected Municipal Official (CEMO) designation in 2017.  The designation was created by the Iowa League of Cities ...

Mayor Lundell Named President of Iowa League of Cities Executive Board

John Lundell, Mayor of Coralville, was elected president of the Iowa League of Cities Executive Board on September 29, 2017, during the League’s annual conference and exhibit.

Lundell has served 14 years in city government, as both a mayor and council memb...

Human Resource/Risk Manager Receives Award of Excellence

City of Coralville Human Resource/Risk Manager Mike Funke has received the 2017 Award of Excellence from the Iowa Public Employer Labor Relations Association (IaPELRA).  

This award honors an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to ...

City of Coralville Launches Mobile App

Free app makes connecting with the City easier than ever with on-the-go access and GPS integration

We Have an App for ThatThe City of Coralville’s free mobile app for Android and Apple devices is the newest way that residents, businesses, and visitors ca...Read on...

State Approves Funding for Iowa Arena Project in Iowa River Landing

The City of Coralville received approval for $12 million in funding from the Iowa Economic Development Authority’s Reinvestment District program. The requested funds will support construction of a new 6,216 seat multi-use arena, fitness/sports performance...Read on...

Community ID Cards Available to Coralville Residents

About the Community ID ProgramThe Johnson County Community ID is a local-government issued photo identification available to residents of Johnson County, which includes the city of Coralville. The ID was established to ensure that all members of our div...Read on...

Coralville Flood Protection Recognized for Innovation & Resourcefulness

The City of Coralville’s flood protection system received the 2014 Outstanding Civil Engineering Project Achievement Award by the Iowa Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

This award recognizes a civil engineering project that contribute...Read on...

Watch "Sean McCarty, PGA - Road to the 100th PGA Championship" Segment

Watch the inspirational journey of Sean McCarty, Head PGA Golf Professional of Brown Deer Golf Club, in his road to earning a spot to play in the PGA Championship. The 100th PGA Championship is August 9-12 at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis, Missouri....

6th Street Connection to 1st Avenue to Re-Open on September 18

6th Street Connection Re-Opening

The 6th Street connection to 1st Avenue will re-open to traffic early Tuesday morning, September 18. Along with the re-opening of 6th Street, 1st Avenue traffic will shift onto the new westerly half of 1st Avenue from just ...

1st Avenue Construction Begins Next Phase on June 4

Starting at 9:00 am on Monday, June 4, 1st Avenue will be reduced to one lane in each direction from just south of 6th Street to just south of 9th Street. The lane reduction will remain in place until late August when reconstruction on the west half of th...

Coral Ridge Avenue Detour Begins

Starting between 9:00 pm and midnight on Sunday, May 13, Coral Ridge Avenue will be closed to traffic from the north half of the Oakdale Boulevard intersection to just south of the Wheaton Road intersection, so total reconstruction of this segment of Cora...

1st Avenue Construction Begins Next Phase on April 24

Starting at 9:00 on Tuesday, April 24, the 1st Avenue Improvements from 6th Street to 9th Street will transition into Phase 2 – Stage 1. During this stage, 6th Street will close to traffic between 1st Avenue and the driveway to the Baymont Inn & Suite...

Construction to Begin on 1st Avenue from 6th Street to 9th Street

On Monday morning, March 19, construction will get underway on 1st Avenue from 6th Street to 9th Street.  The initial phase of construction, Phase 1, will install temporary pavement along the east side of 1st Avenue and this will require northbou...

Two Major Road Reconstruction Projects Begin This Spring

Drivers should prepare for road construction beginning in March and lasting most of 2018, weather permitting, along 1st Avenue (from 6th Street to 9th Street) and Coral Ridge Avenue (from Oakdale Boulevard to Forevergreen Road). While total reconstruction...

Iowa River Trail Closure

Beginning Tuesday morning, October 17, 2017, the Iowa River Trail between the Iowa River Power Restaurant parking lot and the E. 7th Street and Quarry Road intersection will be closed until further notice.  The closure is required due to ongoing ...

Fall Trail Shoulder Mowing Begins

Mowing of trail shoulders will begin in Coralville on September 4 and continue through the month of September.  Trail shoulders are mowed and cleared of vegetation a distance of three to six feet on the sides of Coralville trails.  This ...

Coralville Receives 26th Tree City USA Designation

At the Annual Urban Forestry Awards on April 4, Coralville received its 26th year designation as a Tree City USA from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.  Coralville was also awarded a Tree City USA Growth Award for outstanding work in plan...

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...

Bus Service on 6th Street Resumes September 18

On Tuesday morning, September 18, the 6th Street connection to 1st Avenue will completely re-open to traffic and Coralville Transit will resume service along 6th Street.  The following stops will be in service:

10th Street Route

• Stop #4030 (1st Ave...

Transit Delays Expected Due to 1st Avenue Construction

Transit Delays Due to Construction

Due to road reconstruction on 1st Avenue from 6th Street to 9th Street, Coralville Transit riders may experience delays on all routes beginning in mid-March through late 2018. Service delays during peak traffic times are ...