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Council talks insurance rate hikes, self-funded reserve | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Council talks insurance rate hikes, self-funded reserve | News, Sports, Jobs

Insurance rates for municipalities covered by the Iowa Communities Assurance Pool (ICAP) are going up across the board by an average of 30 percent, but in Marsh

Parking rules come up for discussion during Planning and Zoning Commission meeting | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Parking rules come up for discussion during Planning and Zoning Commission meeting | News, Sports, Jobs

The second 2024 meeting of the city of Marshalltown’s Planning and Zoning Commission drew a small crowd of about 15 attendees Thursday night as several of the

Amidst packed house, city council votes to reappoint MPL board of trustees president | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Amidst packed house, city council votes to reappoint MPL board of trustees president | News, Sports, Jobs

With one of the biggest crowds in recent memory packed inside the council chambers and a majority of the attendees in the room to support Marshalltown Public Li

City council rejects MACC funding request by 4-3 vote | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

City council rejects MACC funding request by 4-3 vote | News, Sports, Jobs

About a month after initially voting to bring back a resolution to provide $100,000 for the public use of the Marshalltown Arts and Civic Center (MACC), which b

City leaders host informative session on Local Option Sales Tax renewal Saturday morning | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

City leaders host informative session on Local Option Sales Tax renewal Saturday morning | News, Sports, Jobs

Marshalltown voters will make an important choice when they go to the polls on March 5 and decide whether or not to renew the city’s one percent Local Option