ANNOUNCEMENTS
⛈️ JULY 4th STORM DAMAGE ⛈️
Chickasaw County has been listed in Governor Reynolds' disaster emergency proclamation from the weather events on July 4, 2024. The Governor's proclamation allows state resources to be utilized to respond to and recover from the effects of this severe weather and activates the Iowa Individual Assistance Program and Disaster Case Advocacy program.
If you sustained damage from the storm on July 4, you can apply for a grant through the state of Iowa. If you have home or car repairs, replacement of clothing and/or food, or temporary housing expenses, you may qualify! If you are seeking reimbursement for expenses directly related to storm recovery, original receipts must be provided.
Potential applicants have 45 days from the date of the proclamation to submit a claim.
The Disaster Case Advocacy Program addresses serious needs related to disaster-related hardship, injury, or adverse conditions. Disaster case advocates work with clients to create a disaster recovery plan and provide guidance, advice, and referrals to obtain a service or resource.
You can learn more and apply for assistance at the links below!
* ! * IOWA DNR LEAD SERVICE LINE SURVEY * ! *
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is requiring all cities to conduct a Lead and Copper survey to identify what the service line that enters your home is made of. The DNR is collecting data with the goal of minimizing the level of lead and copper in drinking water. This service line is located where your water meter is at in your home.
* DUE DATE: JUNE 30, 2024 *
Online Survey
FIBER OPTIC INSTALLATION
Butler Bremer Communications has given us word that they are ready to hook up the new fiber optic internet!
Visit the link below to sign up online, or come in to City Hall where we have some paper applications. If you have any questions, call Butler Bremer Communications at (319) 276-4458.
SIGN UP FOR FIBER ACTIVATION
FARMERS MARKET
The Fredericksburg Farmers Market will resume with the first event of the year being
Wednesday, May 29th at 4pm at Railroad Park along Highway 18.
☀️ SUMMER REMINDERS ☀️
KEEP LAWNS MOWED
With all this beautiful sunshine & rain we've been having, please remember to keep your lawns mowed. In accordance with Ordinance 50.02, grasses and weeds must not exceed six inches in height!
Please do not blow grass in the street as you mow your lawns! The yard waste often gets into the storm sewers and can cause blockages.
PICK UP AFTER YOUR DOG
We've had several complaints about dog waste being left along the Plum Creek Trail.
Please remember that you are required by City Ordinance 55.15 to pick up after your dog!
Let's all do our part to keep this community a clean and beautiful place to live!
GOLF CART REGISTRATION RENEWAL
It's that time of year again!
Don't forget to stop by City Hall to renew your golf cart registration and get updated stickers for 2024!
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