Volunteers needed for Juneteenth event in Downtown Iowa City
Published on Jun 7, 2024
The Johnson County Juneteenth Celebration in Downtown Iowa City needs volunteers.
540th Street in Sharon Township open to traffic
The Johnson County Secondary Roads Department announces that the road work on 540th Street between Hwy 1 and Gable Avenue in Sharon Township is substantially complete, and the road is open to traffic.
The contractor will continue to perform seeding, finishing, and other punch-list work over the next several weeks, so please anticipate some daytime lane or shoulder closures as you travel through the work zone and drive defensively.
540th Street in Sharon Township open to traffic
Published on May 30, 2024
The Johnson County Secondary Roads Department announces that the road work on 540th Street between Hwy 1 and Gable Avenue in Sharon Township is substantially complete, and the road is open to traffic.
Road closure - Sandy Beach Rd NE & 140th Street NE
Due to high water, the Johnson County Secondary Road Department closed a portion of Sandy Beach Road NE today, May 29th, 2024. Road Closure signs are posted at the intersection of Lake Manor Rd & Sandy Beach Road NE and the intersection of Naples Avenue NE & 140th Street advising motorists the roadway ahead is closed to traffic.
Road closure - Sandy Beach Rd NE & 140th Street NE
Published on May 29, 2024
Preparing for Independence Day? Review Johnson County fireworks laws before the holiday
July is just around the corner and Independence Day will be here soon. Make sure to familiarize yourself with fireworks laws in Johnson County as you prepare for holiday celebrations.
Preparing for Independence Day? Review Johnson County fireworks laws before the holiday
Published on May 28, 2024
July is just around the corner and Independence Day will be here soon. Make sure to familiarize yourself with fireworks laws in Johnson County as you prepare for holiday celebrations.
Johnson County EMA Encourages Community Members to Report Damages from May 24 Storms
Johnson County EMA, local community partners and municipalities are collecting data on the damages from the storms on May 24 and are asking Johnson County residents to self-report any property damage.
Property damage can be self-reported by visiting https://www.crisistrack.com/public/johnsonIA/request.html and selecting the event titled “Johnson Co IA 5/24 Severe Storms” if not already highlighted.