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City of Indianola Putting Up Square Street Signs - Vimarsana News

City of Indianola Putting Up Square Street Signs

As part of the Indianola Downtown Square traffic conversion to two-way on May 17th, the City of Indianola is putting up signs now that won’t go into effect until the change. City Manager Ryan Waller tells KNIA News the signs will be covered until they go into effect, and residents along Howard and Buxton Streets will be receiving a letter detailing the change. Waller also said the city is asking residents to continue to be observant of the signage on the roads and to maintain the speed limit during the change. For more information, tune in to today’s Let’s Talk Indianola.

Let's Talk Indianola – City Council Recap | KNIA KRLS Radio - Vimarsana News

Let's Talk Indianola – City Council Recap | KNIA KRLS Radio

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Indianola Brush Facility Hazardous Waste Collection Tomorrow - Vimarsana News

Indianola Brush Facility Hazardous Waste Collection Tomorrow

Indianola Brush Facility Hazardous Waste Collection Tomorrow

Indianola City Council Approves Friday Night Live Concerts - Vimarsana News

Indianola City Council Approves Friday Night Live Concerts

Indianola City Council Approves Friday Night Live Concerts

Indianola Streetscape to Replace Outdated Utilities - Vimarsana News

Indianola Streetscape to Replace Outdated Utilities

The Indianola City Council voted to accept the lone bid on the Downtown Streetscape Project at their meeting Monday evening, despite the bid being significantly higher than what was originally projected. City Manager Ryan Waller tells KNIA News the majority of the expenses on the project are for the infrastructure needs of replacing the water pipes on the square, which are currently not able to provide the services the city needs for residents to be safe and businesses to function. “We have over 100 years old water and sewer lines. The water lines that IMU manages on a couple sides of the ...