Iowa law requires property owners to report any changes that could affect their property value. Property owners in Johnson County need to report any building changes made since January 1, 2025. If the property has not changed, residents DO NOT need to report. Response deadline is Wednesday, Dec.
The Johnson County Secondary Roads Department completed routine bridge inspections, which revealed accelerating deterioration of the substructures of three county bridges:
This accelerated deterioration is due to the age of the structures and the heavier loads of modern vehicles and equipment.
The Johnson County Secondary Roads Department completed routine bridge inspections, which revealed accelerating deterioration of the substructures of three county bridges:
The Johnson County Auditor’s Office completed its post-election audit for the November 4, 2025 City/School Election, confirming the accuracy of the election night results.
As part of Iowa’s commitment to election transparency and accuracy, the Iowa Secretary of State randomly selects one precinct in each county for a manual audit following each election. This year, Johnson County audited the Coralville 6 precinct, comparing the hand-counted results to the official machine tabulation.
The audit results matched exactly, with no discrepancy found.
The Johnson County Auditor’s Office completed its post-election audit for the November 4, 2025 City/School Election, confirming the accuracy of the election night results.
Pursuant to Code of Iowa Sec. 50.51, the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office has ordered a post-election audit for the November 4, 2025 City/School Election. The randomly selected precinct to be audited is Coralville 6 (CV06).
The Board of Supervisors will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow, Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, to consider a resolution to create the Lisbon – Mount Vernon Emergency Medical Services District.