City Hall is located in the upper-level parking lot of the Peosta Community Centre.
Phone: 563-556-8755
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City Council Meeting
August 27th
September 10th and 24th
6:00pm
Council Chambers City Hall (Upper Level of Peosta Community Centre)
Planning and Zoning Meeting
October 7th
Council Chambers City Hall (Upper Level of Peosta Community Centre)
Trick or Treating
Thursday, October 31st
6:00pm-7:30pm
Citywide Cleanup/Pickup
Saturday, November 2nd
City Hall Hours
Monday-Thursday 7:30am-4:30pm
Friday-8:00am-12:00pm
Crews will be paving on Friday and Saturday.
Citywide Fall cleanup day will be on Saturday, November 2nd. Please have all items to be picked up at the curb before 6:00 am. Bi-County Disposal will make one trip through town. If you have any questions, please call Bi-County Disposal (563-875-9076), City Hall (563-557-8755) or email City Hall. (info@cityofpeosta.org),
Each appliance, computer monitor, television, or tire to be picked up will require a sticker.
Appliance: $12.00
Car Tires: $6.00
Truck Tires: $12.00
Tractor Tries: $27.00
All Monitors & Televisions: $17.00
Stickers can be purchased at City Hall. DEADLINE TO PURCHASE AT CITY HALL IS Thursday, October 31st at 4:00pm.
Items that won't be picked up:
Yard waste, stockpiled daily garbage, rocks, concrete, large amounts of building and construction materials, railroad ties, paint (unless the can is completely dried out and open, chemicals, motor oil, shingles, fencing, fluorescent bulbs)
Hydrant Flushing: The week of October 7th: The public works department will start flushing hydrants in Peosta starting on October 7th. The industrial park and neighborhoods north of the railroad tracks will begin on October 7th. During this process, residents may notice rusty-colored water and occasional low water pressure in their areas; however, rest assured that the water remains safe for consumption. Residents encourage everyone to take precautions with laundry to avoid any potential staining, fostering a sense of community awareness and cooperation.
