The mission of the Communications Division is to create a strong partnership with the community by providing timely, accurate information that is understandable, interactive, and engaging to the residents, visitors, and businesses in Muscatine.
Public information strategies include the content management of a dynamic website, the cultivation of a strong social media presence, use of multi-media tools, and a timely, responsive relationship with the media.
Our goal is to enhance quality of life for residents, as well as gather and share information to support and encourage two-way communication that promotes transparent government and an engaged citizenry.
The Muscatine Aquatic Center will be closed Tuesday (June 6) for Iowa State Code required maintenance following a contamination incident that occurred Monday afternoon. The Aquatic Center will reopen to the public later this week. Read on...
The Musser Public Library & HNI Community Center will mark five years at its current location this month, and Library staff could not think of celebrating the occasion without the public who provided so much support during and after the move. Read on...
Muscatine Mayor Brad Bark has released his 2023 State of the City address, highlighting the many accomplishments of the City of Muscatine departments, and the goals established for the coming year by the Muscatine City Council and City staff. Read on...
The Fulliam Avenue Reconstruction Project will begin on Monday (June 5) with Phase I consisting of reconstruction of the Fulliam Avenue roadway from Green Acres Drive to Kindler Avenue. Read on...
Dick Drake Way will be closed to through traffic from Highway 61 to Stewart Road starting June 2. West Continent Energy Services, LLC, a subcontractor for Kinder Morgan, is working on upgrading some gas line infrastructure. Read on...
Several action items are on the agenda for the Muscatine City Council meeting including awarding the contract for the West Hill Sanitary & Storm Sewer Separation Project Phase 6A and Phase 6B. Read on...
When school is out for the summer, Muscatine kindergarten through 12th grade students can ride the MuscaBus route buses for free. That's right ... no charge ... no dinero ... absolutely free. Read on...
