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The Indianola City Council gave direction to city staff to not back charge Indianola residents for a sewer billing rate change from IMU at their meeting Monday, totaling over $18,000. City Manager Ryan Waller tells KNIA News in September, it was discovered that IMU was not correctly billing customers for a sewer rate increase, and after council directed staff to look into the issue, the recommendation came to not charge residents for the error. Waller also said the billing error came for commercial properties, and the individual impact would be minimal, but the sewer fund was stable enough to...
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Mayor Pam Pepper and the Indianola City Council will host the final meeting in a series of Ward Meetings for the Indianola Community via Zoom tonight, for Indianola Ward 3. City Manager Ryan Waller tells KNIA News links for the meetings are published on the city website and the meetings are a great way to get in-depth information about the community and learn more about the city projects, services, and key issues affecting residents. The meeting begins tonight at 6pm.
Indianola's future is centered on Iowa Avenue in 2021 and beyond George Shillcock, Des Moines Register Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack up for Agriculture secretary — again Replay Video UP NEXT One street in Indianola is the key to the city's population growth and economic development in the coming years — East Iowa Avenue. As Indianola makes key investments for street and stormwater updates to this portion of the street, city officials are hoping these improvements will draw interest to the business park on the north side of the street and potentially launch new multi-fam...