Sioux City Resident's Guide

Resident’s Guide

Welcome to Sioux City Located in the Loess Hills along the beautiful Missouri River and Interstate 29, Sioux City has a population of 85,797 and is the largest city in western Iowa. It is the fourth largest city in the state of Iowa, and the primary city of the five-county Sioux City, Iowa –Nebraska – South Dakota Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA).

The MSA population is approximately 150,000.

Sioux City offers attractive neighborhoods, outstanding educational opportunities, a thriving arts, cultural, and entertainment district, and a host of community amenities and recreational options. Its strong economic base is rooted in agriculture, manufacturing, and food processing. Cargill, Seaboard Triumph Foods, Bomgaars, empirical, American Pop Corn, Sabre Industries, and Sioux Honey Association are among the businesses who call Sioux City home.

World class entertainment and recreational choices are plentiful with art and music festivals, semi-pro hockey, minor league baseball and arena football teams, concerts in the beautifully restored Orpheum Theatre, and exciting events at the 10,000 seat Tyson Events Center. There are 32 miles of paved recreational trails and a 52-foot indoor climbing wall, and the LaunchPAD Children’s Museum provides an interactive learning environment through hands-on exhibits for the community. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the full-scale 10.5-mile mountain bike park at Cone Park with machine-built and engineered paths and pump track, and the Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center with indoor displays and miles of hiking trails.

In Sioux City there is so much to do and it is truly a great place to call home. This resident’s guide is intended to help you become familiar with the various services, activities, and amenities offered. For more information, visit sioux-city.org.

City of Sioux City 405 6th Street, Sioux City, IA 51101 712-279-6109 sioux-city.org

A Adopt A Street Program The City of Sioux City is looking for groups and organizations to participate in the "Adopt A Street.” program. Organizations, businesses, and individuals who volunteer to "Adopt A Street” maintain their adopted street by picking up litter along the street. Signs are placed on those “adopted” sections of streets to recognize those who have put forth the extra effort to help keep Sioux City looking great.

Typically, groups pick up litter a minimum of three times per year - once in the spring, summer, and fall. Groups may clean their adopted streets as often as they wish, however. Because this is a volunteer program, no demands are placed on the participants in this program. If your group is no longer interested in the program, please let us know so other organizations can adopt your street.

The City provides garbage bags and loans safety vests to groups who adopt a street. Full garbage bags may be left along the street, and City crews will pick them up.

Contact City Field Services Division at 712-279-6886 to Adopt A Street today!

Airport

The Sioux Gateway Airport / Brigadier General Bud Day Field serves the citizens of Sioux City and the surrounding region through business and leisure commercial air travel, corporate aircraft operations, private aviation, and military aviation.

Located at Exit 141 off I-29, Sioux Gateway Airport/Brig. General Bud Day Field is conveniently located and easily accessible. Electric vehicle charging stations are available in the guest parking lot. Daily parking rates apply.

For more information call 712-279-6165 or visit flysux.com.

A Animal Licensing Sioux City ordinance requires that all cats and dogs be licensed. The cost of a pet license is $15 for neutered pets or $31 for intact cats and $50 for intact dogs. Rabies vaccination must be current before a license can be issued. Licenses can be obtained at the Customer Service Center in City Hall, 405 6th Street; Sioux City Animal Adoption and Rescue Center, 2400 Hawkeye Drive; or from participating veterinarians.

The Excess Pets ordinance limits households to no more than 2 pets of the same species with a maximum of 3. Obtaining the permit allows a residence to exceed the limit. The $10 permit is good for 2 years from the date of issue. The application procedure is simple, all pets must be licensed and vaccinated for rabies before a permit can be issued. Information pertaining to pet licenses or the Excess Pets Permit is available at sioux-city.org/petlicensing or call 712-2247387.

Art Center Hours of Operation: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Thursday - 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Sunday - 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

The Sioux City Art Center, located at 225 Nebraska Street, is a nationally accredited museum that presents a rotating series of temporary exhibitions of works by artists in the upper Midwest and long-term installations of works from its permanent collection. Special features include a first-floor “hands-on gallery” for children, a 131-seat auditorium, and a central, glass-walled atrium. The Art Center’s adjacent Gilchrist Learning Center includes multipurpose art studios for year-round class and workshops and a room devoted to pottery and clay classes.

The Art Center’s largest annual event is ArtSplash, an art festival that occurs Labor Day Weekend on the streets surrounding the Art Center and throughout the Art Center’s buildings and grounds.

Admission is to the Sioux City Art Center is free. Students in classes, workshops, and summer art camp are charged modest fees to cover costs. For complete information on the Sioux City Art Center, call 712-279-6282 or visit siouxcityartcenter.org. Don’t forget to follow it on Facebook and Instagram.

A Auto Registration Iowa law requires you to register your motor vehicle with the county treasurer's office in your county within 30 days from the date you establish residency.

Iowa registration is required even though your license plates may still be valid in another state.

Motor vehicle licenses must be renewed each year; notification of the renewal will be sent to your home by the State of Iowa. The cost of the annual license and registration fees depends on the make, model, and year of your vehicle. Vehicle licenses can be obtained at the Woodbury County Treasurer's Office, located in the Trosper-Hoyt Building, 822 Douglas Street.

For more information call 712-279-6500.

B Boards & Commissions The City of Sioux City has over 20 City Council Appointed boards, commissions, and committees who help advise and make important decisions regarding the City’s current and future operations.

Please see Volunteer Opportunities listing under “V” for more information or visit sioux-city.org/boardsandcommissions.

Bus Service Sioux City Transit System Contact Information: Transit Administration: 712-279-6405 Bus Route Information: 712-279-6404 Paratransit Service: 712-279-6919 Please see Transit System listing under “T” or visit sioux-city.org/transit for full information.

C Cemeteries City cemeteries are open to the public daily. For more information, please contact the Cemetery Supervisor at 712-279-6269 or visit sioux-city.org/cemeteries.

Graceland Park Cemetery – 2701 S. Lakeport Street Founded in 1909 by Andrew M. Jackson, the City took over operation of Graceland Park in 1953. The 92-acre cemetery features a beautiful marble chapel and a huge marble mausoleum that faces S. Lakeport St. and a Cremation Garden with a Columbarium. Other landmarks include Iowa’s first monument to veterans of the Spanish-American War; the grave of the only governor from Sioux City, William “Bill” Harding, who served from 1916-1921; and the Victory Circle dedicated to World War I veterans who died in service to our country.

Floyd Cemetery – 2500 7th Street In 1866, a field on a bluff overlooking the Floyd River was purchased by the City from Israel G. Link and Joseph Plummer.

Prominent citizens lined up to purchase the first lots, including Theophile Bruguier (son-in-law of Sioux Chieftain War Eagle) and John Peirce (the real estate developer whose Victorian-era mansion once served as the City museum). Floyd Cemetery is the resting place of 275 Civil War veterans and features a bandstand and monument dedicated by the Grand Army of the Republic. The G.A.R. section of Floyd Cemetery was renovated and re-dedicated to the Union soldiers of the Civil War that rest there.

Logan Park Cemetery – 3901 Stone Park Blvd.

Logan Park Cemetery was founded in 1892 by F.C. Hills and Associates. The first burial was the hero of the Flood of 1892, Andrew Anderson, who is commemorated with an impressive granite monument imported from Sweden. The City acquired the cemetery in 1924. Prominent Sioux Cityan Jay N. “Ding” Darling, who won two Pulitzer Prizes for Editorial Cartooning in 1924 and 1943, designed the first Federal Duck Stamp, and founded the National Wildlife Federation in 1936 is interred at the cemetery.

C City Publications The City of Sioux City offers a variety of printed publications and materials free-ofcharge at City Hall in the Customer Service Center located at 405 6th Street.

Sign up for the Snapshot email newsletter to keep up-to-date on the latest happenings in Sioux City by visiting locatesiouxcity.com/snapshot-enewsletter.

Publications include: Citizen’s Guide to the Budget City Council Appointed Volunteer Boards, Commissions and Committees City Council Information, Agenda, Minutes and Meetings Fair Housing and You Information on the Sioux City Public Library, Museum, and Art Center Parks & Recreation Fun & Action Guide Recycling Information Resident’s Guide to Animal Laws Sioux City Progress Newsletter Sioux City Transit Bus Route Map Urban Revitalization Tax Abatement

Convention Center The Sioux City Convention Center, located at 801 4th Street, offers flexible event setup with easy traffic flow making the location ideal for everything from small to large events. The 56,000 square foot convention center is both modern and versatile providing solutions for every type of event from weddings and social events to corporate meetings, conferences, conventions, and tradeshows held in Sioux City.

Conveniently located in the heart of downtown, the event center is connected to the Courtyard by Marriott Sioux City Downtown hotel. Access to our professional event planners and exquisite culinary menu are just a few perks you'll receive when you host your event with us.

Contact us with details about your event today!

SiouxCityConventionCenter.com, or by phone at 712-279-4800.

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C Convention & Visitor Bureau Please see Explore Siouxland listing under “E” for more information or visit exploresiouxland.com.

Customer Service Center The Customer Service Center is designed to provide a variety of services to our citizens.

Located on the first floor of City Hall, the Customer Service Center is easily accessible for seated or walk-up service. Services offered at the Center include:

First Floor City Hall 405 6th Street Sioux City, IA 51101 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Start new utility service or pay your utility bill Monday - Friday (water, sewer, solid waste, and storm drain fee) 712-279-6132 Pay parking tickets Obtain pet licenses Apply for occupational licenses (auctioneers, pawnbrokers, salvage operators, theaters, transient, merchants, and vehicle for hire) General information on City of Sioux City government

D Driver’s License Information If you have moved to Sioux City from out of state, you are required to obtain a State of Iowa driver's license within 30 days of becoming a state resident. For a new license, applicable tests are required. If you have a valid out-of-state license, you need only take a vision test. All applicants require acceptable proof of identity. Iowa has an eight-year license term.

City of Sioux City residents can obtain a driver's license at the State of Iowa Driver's License Examiner, 3005 Hamilton Boulevard. For more information call 712-255-5539.

E Education The City of Sioux City is nationally recognized for excellence at all levels of education. Sioux City residents have access to an impressive array of options for primary, secondary, post-secondary, and continuing education.

Public Schools Sioux City Community School District Administrative Office 627 4th Street Sioux City, IA 51102 712-279-6667 siouxcityschools.org Bryant Elementary

1114 W. 27th St.

Sioux City, IA 51103

Career Academy

627 4th St.

Sioux City, IA 51101

712-279-6667

Clark Early Childhood Center

4315 Hamilton Blvd.

Sioux City, IA 51104

712-239-7030

Hunt A+ Elementary

615 20th St.

Sioux City, IA 51104

712-279-6833

Irving Dual Language Elem.

901 Floyd Blvd.

Sioux City, IA 51105

712-279-6834

Irving Preschool

710 Iowa St.

Sioux City, IA 51105

712-293-0436

Leeds Elementary

3919 Jefferson St.

Sioux City, IA 51109

712-239-7034

Liberty Elementary

1623 Rebecca St.

Sioux City, IA 51103

712-279-6845

Loess Hills Comp Prog. Elem.

1717 Casselman St.

Sioux City, IA 51103

712-279-6846

Morningside STEM Elem.

3601 Bushnell Ave.

Sioux City, IA 51106

712-274-4048

Nodland Elementary

5000 Mayhew Ave.

Sioux City, IA 51106

712-274-4044

Perry Creek Elementary

3601 Country Club Blvd.

Sioux City, IA 51104

712-279-6836

Sioux City, IA 51109

712-279-6811

Riverside Elementary Elementary 2303 Riverside Blvd.

712-279-6819

Spalding Park Envr. Sci. Elem.

4101 Stone Ave.

Sioux City, IA 51106

712-274-4043

Sunnyside Elementary

2700 S. Maple St.

Sioux City, IA 51106

712-274-4047

Unity Elementary

1901 Unity Ave.

Sioux City, IA 51105

712-279-6839

East Middle

5401 Lorraine Ave.

Sioux City, IA 51106

712-274-4030

North Middle

2101 Outer Dr. North

Sioux City, IA 51108

712-279-6804

West Middle

3301 W. 19th St.

Sioux City, IA 51103

712-279-6813

East High

5011 Mayhew Ave.

Sioux City, IA 51106

712-274-4000

North High

4200 Cheyenne Blvd.

Sioux City, IA 51104

712-239-7000

West High

2001 Casselman St.

Sioux City, IA 51103

712-279-6772

E Education (cont.)

Private Schools Bishop Heelan Catholic High School

1024 Douglas St.

Sioux City, IA 51105

712-252-0573

Holy Cross SchoolBlessed Sacrament Center

3030 Jackson St.

Sioux City, IA 51104

712-277-4739

Holy Cross School St. Michael Center

4105 Harrison St.

Sioux City, IA 51108

712-239-1090

Mater Dei School Nativity Center

4243 Natalia Way

Sioux City, IA 51108

712-274-0268

Mater Dei School Immaculate Conception

3719 Ridge Ave.

Sioux City, IA 51106

712-276-6216

Sacred Heart School

5010 Military Rd.

Sioux City, IA 51103

712-233-1624

Siouxland Christian School

6000 Gordon Dr.

Sioux City, IA 51106

712-276-4732

St. Paul’s Lutheran School

614 Jennings St.

Sioux City, IA 51101

712-258-6238

Peacemaker’s Academy

6000 Gordon Dr.

Sioux City, IA 51106

712-274-2450

Universities and Higher Education The Sioux City area offers a wide range of options for secondary education. The following universities, colleges, and vocational schools are located in Sioux City: Briar Cliff University 4-year Liberal Arts University 3303 Rebecca St. Sioux City, IA 51103 712-279-5200 briarcliff.edu

Morningside University 4-year Liberal Arts University 1501 Morningside Ave. Sioux City, IA 51106 712-274-5111 | morningside.edu

Mercy Medical Center School of Medical Technology 801 5th St. Sioux City, IA 51101 712-279-2507 mercyone.org/siouxland/for-healthcareprofessionals/professional-education

St. Luke’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences 2616 Pierce St. Sioux City, IA 51104 712-279-3149 stlukescollege.edu Western Iowa Tech Community College 4647 Stone Ave. Sioux City, IA 51106 712-274-6400 witcc.com

E Elected Officials City of Sioux City A five member City Council represents the citizens of Sioux City. The City Council meets on the first four Mondays of each month at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are held in the City Council Chambers, located on the Fifth Floor of City Hall, 405 6th St., Sioux City, IA 51101. Agendas are available at sioux-city.org.

For a listing of current City Councilmembers, visit sioux-city.org/citycouncil.

Woodbury County and Other Agencies Woodbury County Courthouse 620 Douglas St. Sioux City, IA, 51101 woodburycountyiowa.gov County Board of Supervisors Comprised of five elected officials.

Meetings are held every Tuesday at 4:30 p.m., except on scheduled holidays. For more information on current boards supervisors visit woodburycountyiowa.gov/supervisors Disaster & Emergency AID Services 121 Deer Run Trail Climbing Hill, IA 51026 712-876-2212 Siouxland Interstate Metropolitan Planning Council (SIMPCO) 6401 Gordon Dr. Sioux City, IA 51106 712-279-6286 | simpco.org Siouxland District Health Dept.

1014 Nebraska St. Sioux City, IA 51101 712-279-6119 siouxlanddistricthealth.org

Sioux City Community Schools Education Service Center 627 4th St. Sioux City, IA, 51101 712-279-6667 | siouxcityschools.org Regular board meetings 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m.

Open to public.

Northwest AEA 5800 Discovery Blvd.

Sioux City, IA, 51111 712-222-6000 | nwaea.org Regular board meetings 3rd Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m. Open to public.

Western Iowa Tech Community College 4647 Stone Ave. Sioux City, IA 51102 712-274-6400 | witcc.edu Regular board meetings 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. Open to public.

E Elected Officials (cont.)

State Officials For more information about who represents you for the State of Iowa visit iowa.gov/who-represents-you.

Find a current list of state Representatives and Senators at legis.iowa.gov

Federal Officials For contact information about on who represents the State of Iowa at the Federal level visit legis.iowa.gov/contacts/federalLinks.

Equal Access Statement & Equity & Inclusion Statement The City of Sioux City is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to its programs, services, facilities, and employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, marital status, or status with regard to public assistance. The City of Sioux City is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

The City of Sioux City does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission to, access to, or operations of its programs, services, or activities. Individuals who need auxiliary aids for effective communication in programs and services of the City of Sioux City are invited to make their needs and preferences known to the ADA Coordinator, City Hall, 405 6th Street, Room 204 at 712-279-6200. This notice is provided as required by Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1960.

The City of Sioux City promotes equity and inclusion of protected classes including sex, ethnicity, color, familial status, gender identity, age, marital status, national origin, geographic background, race, creed, religious and spiritual beliefs, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, mental and physical disability, or veteran status in admission to, access to, or operations of its programs, services, or activities. This notice applies to all departments, employees, commissions, boards, and volunteers that work with the City of Sioux City. Any questions or concerns about the application of this notice should be directed to the Community Inclusion Liaison at (712) 224-4994.

E Events Convention Center The Sioux City Convention Center, located at 801 4th Street, offers flexible event setup with easy traffic flow making the location ideal for everything from small to large events. Our 56,000 square foot convention center is both modern and versatile providing solutions for every type of event from weddings and social events to corporate meetings, conferences, conventions, and tradeshows held in Sioux City.

Conveniently located in the heart of downtown, the Convention Center is connected to the Courtyard by Marriott Sioux City Downtown hotel. Access to our professional event planners and delicious culinary menu are just a few perks you'll receive when you host your event with us.

Contact us with details about your event today! Call 712-279-4800 or visit SiouxCityConventionCenter.com.

Explore Siouxland The Sioux City area is home to unique attractions, local restaurants, 70 miles of recreational trails, art and music festivals, concerts, live theater, and major sporting events that will keep you occupied throughout the year! To learn more about major events and what’s going on in Sioux City, visit exploresiouxland.com or call 712-224-1000.

Expo Center The Seaboard Triumph Foods Expo Center, located at 550 Expo Center Drive, is a 100,000 square foot multi-purpose facility that offers a large open arena with removeable artificial turf and concrete flooring. The flexible arena space is ideal to host public expositions, trade shows, community events, and athletic events.

Turf covers the entire arena floor to accommodate a full-size soccer or football field, as well as baseball and softball. The turf can be rented by individuals, teams, or large groups. The facility includes meeting and banquet rooms, restroom facilities with showers, tables and seating, and a concessions area. The Sioux City Parks and Recreation Department Administration Offices are also housed in the facility. For more information, visit stfexpocenter.com.

E Events (cont.)

Orpheum Theatre The Orpheum Theatre is home to the Sioux City Symphony and the "Broadway at the Orpheum" annual series. The theatre hosts national touring concerts, comedians, and a variety of shows. The venue is also available to rent. For more information, see Orpheum Theatre listing under “O” or visit orpheumlive.com.

Tyson Events Center / Fleet Farm Arena The Tyson Events Center / Fleet Farm Arena is a 10,000-seat arena located at 401 Gordon Drive in downtown Sioux City.

The facility features year-round entertainment, including hockey, indoor football, concerts, sporting events, and major family productions. The Tyson Events Center has hosted such national touring artists as Taylor Swift, Cher, Eric Church, Elton John, Carrie Underwood, Fleetwood Mac, KISS, Keith Urban, Motley Crue, and Luke Bryan.

For event information and to buy tickets, visit TysonCenter.com, or stop by the Primebank Box Office at the Tyson Events Center. You can also purchase tickets over the phone by calling 712-279-4850.

F Fire Department - Sioux City Fire Rescue Sioux City Fire Rescue is an internationally accredited agency through the Center of Public Safety Excellence (CPSE) as well as the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services (CAAS). Sioux City Fire also holds an ISO Class 1 rating. This rating is issued from the Insurance Services Office, an organization that evaluates fire protection efforts throughout the United States. This rating generally offers lower premiums and better protection for citizens. This, combined with accreditation status, means Sioux City Fire Rescue ranks in the top 1% of fire departments nationwide.We are committed to always providing the highest level of professional service.

Visit sioux-city.org/firerescue for more information or follow us on social media.

CAR SEAT SAFETY PROGRAM We will teach you how to properly install your child safety seat and provide education regarding the proper use of child safety seats.

Call 712-279-6377 for an appointment.

CITIZENS ACADEMY Sioux City Fire Rescue Citizen's Fire Academy is open to any person 18 or older. This 9-week program includes approximately 30 hours of instruction including live fire, apparatus driving and CPR. Sessions are approximately 3 1/2 hours in length and held at Fire Station #3, 2630 3rd Street, Sioux City, IA. Come and experience what a firefighter does! Class size is limited. Call 712-279-6377 to sign up!

SAFE HOME PROGRAM There are three components to Fire Rescue’s Safe Home Program: 1. A home fire and safety guide book 2. A free home fire and safety inspection (voluntary) 3. Provide smoke alarms for every home Sioux City residents, including renters, can call to schedule a free safety inspection of their home or apartment by calling 712-279-6377.

F Fire Department - Sioux City Fire Rescue Fire Headquarters 601 Douglas St., Opened in 1985 Headquarters is located in the downtown district. It houses Fire Administration and Community Risk Reduction.

Fire Station 1 315 9th St., Opened in 1986 Engine 1, Truck 1, Medic 1 Chief 19, USAR 1, Boat 1, Squad 1, Utility 1, ATV 1 Station One, located downtown, is the City’s busiest station. The firefighters of Station One are Rescue Technicians specializing in confined space rescue, trench rescue, structural collapse, rope rescue, and extrication.

Fire Station 3 2630 3rd St., Opened in 2002 Engine 3, Truck 3, Medic 3, Squad 3, Boat 3, ATV 3 Station Three, located in Greenville, is where new firefighters learn their craft for their first year. Firefighters of Station Three specialize in water and ice rescue. Station personnel also assist in maintaining the Training Center.

Fire Station 4 3109 Dearborn Blvd., Opened in 2012 Engine 4, Medic 4, HazMat 4 Station Four, located on Hamilton Boulevard, is Sioux City’s newest Station completed in 2012. Personnel at Station Four are Hazardous Materials Technicians and respond throughout the tri-state region.

Training Center 1701 Terminal Dr., Opened in 2011 State-of-the-art facility for yearround training. A new training tower was added in 2023.

Fire Station 5 4729 Southern Hills Dr., Opened in 2001 Engine 5, Medic 5 Station Five is located in the Southern Hills area. Firefighters at Station Five perform extrication duties and care for the department’s personal protective equipment.

Fire Station 6 4203 Morningside Ave. Opened in 1917 Engine 6 Station Six is a beautifully restored firehouse located in the heart of Morningside. Station Six maintains the department’s Drivers Training programs.

Fire Station 7 3252 Floyd Blvd., Opened in 1980 Engine 7, Medic 7 Station Seven is located at the entrance to Leeds and maintains the department’s hoses and nozzles.

Fire Station 8 3829 West 19th St., Opened in 1984 Engine 8, Medic 8 Station Eight is located on the west side. Engine Eight personnel are Hazardous Materials Technicians.

G Garbage Collection Contact Gill Hauling at 279-0151 to...

Find out your collection day Report a missed collection Request a recycling container Report a broken/missing tote Holiday Collection: Gill Hauling observes the following holidays - New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. When these holidays fall on a weekday garbage service will be delayed one day for the remainder of the week.

Regular Collection: Regular garbage and recycling collection is Monday through Friday beginning at 5 a.m. Containers must be placed at the edge of the curb and within view from the street. Waste and recycling containers must be removed from the curb no later than 24 hours after collection.

Containers: Each Sioux City resident is allowed one solid waste and one recycle tote provided by the solid waste contractor. Additional totes may be rented by calling 712-279-0151. Residents may also use approved personal garbage containers that are standard metal or plastic and not exceed 35 gallons in size or weigh more than 65 lbs. Personal garbage containers must also have a solid waste sticker affixed in order to be collected.

Acceptable Items: Only standard household trash and recyclable items will be collected. Electronics, building materials, automotive parts, furniture, carpet, mattresses, tires, appliances, and household hazardous waste will not be collected curbside. These items may be taken to the Citizen’s Convenience Center. Call 712-255-8345 for more information.

Recycling Collection: For more information on recycling, please see Recycling listing under the letter R, or visit sioux-city.org/recycling.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Volunteer on a City Board or Commission sioux-city.org/boardsandcommissions

G Garbage Collection (cont.)

Yard Waste Collection: Yard waste may be loosely placed in your residential garbage container. Excess yard waste may be set out in bags; each paper lawn bag must have a solid waste sticker affixed. Solid waste stickers are available for purchase at City Hall, Fareway, Hy-Vee, Bomgaars located on Hamilton Blvd, Wilmes Hardware, and Wal-mart. Bags of garbage or yard waste will not be accepted without a prepaid sticker. Residents may also bring leaves and grass clippings to the Citizen’s Convenience Center.

Small tree branches will be collected as yard waste if branches are not larger than two (2) inches in diameter and are no longer than four (4) feet in length. Branches must be placed loose in a container no more than 35 gallons in size, or an approved waste tote. Small branches may be bundled, but must not weigh more than 35 lbs. All personal containers or bundles of branches must have a solid waste sticker affixed to them for collection. Sioux City residents may bring yard waste (leaves and grass clippings) to the Citizen’s Convenience Center. Brush and tree limbs will be charged by the ton. Any questions regarding yard waste may be directed to the solid waste contractor at 712-279-0151.

Citizen's Convenience Center (CCC): The CCC is a facility where citizens can bring bulky items, appliances, and electronics for disposal. For more information on the CCC, please see the Landfill listing under the letter L. For more information on garbage and recycling, please visit sioux-city.org/garbageandrecycling

H Household Hazardous Materials Household Hazardous Materials Drop-off Site Location: 5800 28th St. - Citizen's Convenience Center Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Hours: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. (appointment recommended) Phone: 402-414-4179 Managed by Gill Hauling, Inc.

For more information call 402-414-4179 or visit sioux-city.org/hhm

H Homeless Assistance Coordinated Entry If you are experiencing homelessness in Sioux City, Iowa; Woodbury County, Iowa; or Dakota County, Nebraska; and in need of housing, the first step is to reach out to Coordinated Entry. Our staff will conduct an assessment and determine which program would best benefit your household. A referral will be made to a program as soon as an opening is available.

Phone: 712-224-5247 In person: 521 Nebraska Street; Monday - Friday between 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Online: sioux-city.org/homeless Email: housinghelp@sioux-city.org Need a Place to Sleep Tonight Warming Shelter (open winter and spring only) 916 Nebraska Street 712-255-0084 OR Gospel Mission 500 Bluff Street 712-255-1769 Need Assistance Relocating Outreach Office 521 Nebraska Street 712-224-5249

Need A Hot Meal Gospel Mission 500 Bluff Street 712-255-1769 OR Siouxland Soup Kitchen 717 W 7th Street 712-258-0027 General Questions If you are experiencing homelessness and have general questions, please contact 712-224-5247 or stop by Neighborhood Services at 521 Nebraska Street.

Sioux City Community Assistance Sioux City Community Assistance is a nonprofit agency in partnership with the City of Sioux City with a mission to provide outreach to homeless individuals and families, eliminate barriers to housing, make the transition into housing sustainable and long lasting, and provide case management. When an individual or family is newly housed, they typically have nothing except what will fit in a backpack - no bed, no furniture, no dishes, no cleaning supplies, no food. Our goal is to provide new or like new essential items in an effort to make their housing journey successful. We rely on donations from the community to make their apartment a "home." To donate, visit siouxcityassist.org.

H Housing Payment Assistance Programs MyPad Down Payment Assistance Program Ready to buy a home but need some assistance? If so, this program is for you! Visit siouxcitymypad.com for more information.

Security Deposit Assistance Program Sioux City Security Deposit Assistance is designed to provide security deposit assistance to eligible households if they have no other means of obtaining a security deposit, in order to secure rental housing in Sioux City city limits. If you have found an apartment and need assistance with a security deposit, contact 279-6328 for more information.

Sioux City Housing Authority - Housing Choice Voucher Section 8 Program The City of Sioux City Housing Authority provides rental assistance for income eligible households in Sioux City. The Housing Choice Voucher Section 8 Program helps eligible families pay their rent at a unit the family or individual has chosen to rent from a private landlord. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development provides funds for the Housing Choice Voucher Section 8 Program to the City of Sioux City Public Housing Authority.

To be eligible to apply for rental assistance, a household’s annual income cannot exceed the income limits established for the program. Generally, an applicant can anticipate a waiting list to receive rental assistance funding. Contact the Housing office at 712-279-6348 for more information. Eligibility guidelines can be viewed online at sioux-city.org/housing.

Applications are available online at sioux-city.org/services (then select Housing) or at the Housing Assistance Center on the main floor in City Hall, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Housing Rehabilitation Programs Programs Available in Investment Areas We are currently working in the Lyons Park Investment Area. To determine if your home is located in the area, contact 712-279-6328.

H Housing Rehabilitation Programs Available in Investment Areas (cont.)

Single-Family Owner Occupied Rehabilitation The program is designed to help low to middle income residents of targeted investment areas make their homes safe and livable. The program provides funding for major home renovations including lead based paint removal, roofing, electrical work, plumbing, window replacement/repair, foundation work, painting and siding. For more information, contact 712-279-6328.

Rental Rehabilitation The program is designed to assist landlords who own property within the Lyons Park Investment Area improve the exterior of their buildings. The program provides funding for exterior rehabilitation including lead based paint hazard removal, roofing, exterior painting, siding, foundation repair, landscaping, window repair / replacement. For additional information contact 712-279-6328.

Rehabilitation Programs Available City-Wide REMAIN Housing Repair Program If your home has a hazardous situation including, but not limited to, electrical, plumbing, furnace, sewer, water service, energy efficient windows, installing energy efficient doors, repairing porches, or roof, we may be able to help. This program also provides assistance to elderly and/or disabled homeowners in need of renovating bathrooms, widening interior doorways, replacing door and window hardware, installing grab bars or railings, relocating laundry facilities to the main level. This program can also construct ramps or other structures necessary to provide barrier-free access to the homes of low and moderate-income disabled persons. Contact 712-279-6328 for additional information.

Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Program Was your home built before 1978? If so, it may contain lead-based paint that is hazardous to young children. We may be able to help remove those hazards by making improvements to your home, which could include new windows, doors, interior/exterior paint, siding, etc. Visit siouxcityleadgrant.org for more details.

Phase 2 Program This exciting program provides assistance to those who are interested in rehabilitating property that has been placed on the placard or "red tag" list.

Contact 712-279-6328 to receive a Phase 2 Information and Application packet.

H Human Rights Commission 405 6th St. - City Hall 4th Floor - Room 410 Sioux City, IA 712-279-6985

The Sioux City Human Rights Commission is a neutral, fact-finding agency that investigates complaints of discrimination. They only investigate cases of alleged discrimination that have occurred in Sioux City and within the last 300 days. If the issue occurred outside city limits, they can make a referral to an appropriate agency.

The Goals of the Sioux City Human Rights Commission: To eliminate discrimination in housing, employment, and public accommodations; To eliminate discrimination based on age, race, creed, color, sex, national origin, religion, mental or physical disability, familial status, marital status, sexual orientation, or gender identity; and To sponsor programs promoting goodwill among the various racial, religious, and ethnic groups of Siouxland.

I ibp Ice Center The ibp Ice Center is a 38,000 square foot facility with an 85' x 200' ice rink and 900 seating capacity. The facility is open year-round for youth hockey programs and tournaments, public ice skating, learn to skate, curling events, birthday party rental packages, and seating for 900 people.

The Ice Center is located at 3808 Stadium Drive just south of Mercy Field at Lewis and Clark Park. For more information, please call 712-279-4880 or visit sioux-city.org/parksandrec.

I Information Don’t know who to call in Sioux City government? Our information line will get you where you need to be. Please call 712-279-6109 and we will help connect you to the right person.

Inspection Services Inspection and Permit Services provides services to the community in three general areas: 1. Building Construction Permits and Inspections (building a deck, garage, etc.)

2. Rental Housing Permits and Inspections 3. Property Maintenance/Public Nuisance Complaints and Inspections (weeds, yard clean up, etc.)

The range of services we provide is formally defined under the general term of "Code Enforcement". The Codes we enforce are the rules adopted by the City and written in the City's Municipal Code - a book of all the rules and procedures that govern all City Services.

For more information see Permits listing under “P”, call 712-227-5216, or visit sioux-city.org.

L Landfill / Citizen’s Convenience Center The CCC, located at 5800 28th St., is a facility where citizens can bring bulky items, appliances, and electronics for disposal. All loads must be covered or they will be subject to a $10 fine. For more information on which items are accepted call 712-255-8345 or visit sioux-city.org/ccc.

Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Saturday 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Sunday Closed **Closed for major holidays.

L Library Browse books, magazines, newspapers, and DVDs at the Sioux City Public Library. In addition to physical items, digital resources are also available including eBooks, eAudiobooks, and online databases. Our Aalfs Downtown Library and Morningside Branch Library are equipped with public wi-fi and public computers, quiet areas for studying, and meeting spaces. Residents, no matter their social or economic status, have access to all of this and more.

Sioux City Public Library also serves as a community center by offering programs for all ages and interests. The Library offers early literacy resources and storytimes for children, and staff can assist with reference questions or one-onone technology help. Many individuals research local history or trace their family roots using our robust local history and genealogy resources. The Library even offers auto repair manuals for the DIY mechanic!

Visit one of our three locations or our website to learn about all the services, resources, and entertainment awaiting you with a Sioux City Public Library Card.

Aalfs Downtown Library 529 Pierce St.• Sioux City, IA 51101 712-255-2933 Monday - Wednesday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Thursday - Saturday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Sunday (September - May): 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Sunday (June-August): Closed

Online Branch Library siouxcitylibrary.org

Morningside Branch Library 4005 Morningside Ave. • Sioux City, IA 51106 712-255-2924 Monday - Wednesday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday - Friday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Saturday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Perry Creek Branch Library 2912 Hamilton Blvd. Sioux City, IA 51104 (Lower B, Plaza Professional Center) 712-255-2926 Monday - Friday ... 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Saturday - Sunday ... Closed Holiday hours may vary. Library hours are subject to change.

L Licenses Alcohol License: Applications are obtained through the State of Iowa. To apply, visit abd.iowa.gov and create an account. After completing the State application, contact the City Clerk's Office at 712-279-6313.

Cigarette/Tobacco/Nicotine/Vapor Permit: Cigaretette/Tobacco/Nicotine/Vapor permit applications may be obtained and submitted at the City Clerk’s Office located in the Customer Service Center in City Hall. For more information call 712-279-6313.

Driver’s License: See Driver’s License Information listing under “D”.

Occupational Licenses: Visit the Customer Service Center located on the first floor of City Hall to apply for the following occupational licenses: auctioneers, pawnbrokers, salvage operators, theaters, transient merchants, and vehicles for hire certificates. Call 712-279-6313 for more information.

Visit the Inspection Services and Permit Center located on the third floor of City Hall to apply for the following licenses: sign contractor, sign painter, utility contractor and pipe layer, and stationary and refrigeration engineer. For more information see Permits listing under “P”.

Pet Licenses: Licenses can be obtained at the Customer Service Center in City Hall, 405 6th Street; Sioux City Animal Adoption and Rescue Center, 2400 Hawkeye Drive; or from participating veterinarians. For more information see Animal Licensing listing under “A”.

Long Lines Family Rec Center Climbing Wall The Long Lines Family Rec Center Climbing Wall, located at 401 Gordon Drive, provides all that’s needed for a top-notch climbing experience. Take advantage of the 53 feet of challenges along with a bouldering area. Climbing equipment rentals are available for all abilities. For more information, please call 712-224-5124.

M Mail Service For information on holding mail, temporary changes of address, and other questions regarding your mail, please call 712-277-6411.

The Sioux City Post Office is located at 214 Jackson Street.

Mapping The following maps are available upon request: City of Sioux City zoning map City of Sioux City street map Aerial photographs A fee is charged for copies of maps. For more information, please contact the Planning Department at 712-279-6340 or see Planning & Zoning listing under “P”.

Mercy Field & Lewis & Clark Park Mercy Field at Lewis and Clark Park, located at 3400 Line Drive, is home to the Sioux City Explorers, a member of the American Association of Professional Baseball. The stadium seats 3,800 and features on-site parking and concessions. Explorers games are a must for any summer visit! For more information on the Explorers, visit xsbaseball.com or call 712-277-9467.

M Museums The Sioux City Public Museum brings the heritage of the Siouxland region alive through a variety of exhibitions, programs, and historic structures. Learn about Native Americans, early settlers, and the role of the area’s rivers in the development of Sioux City and the Siouxland region. Visit siouxcitymuseum.org or call 712-279-6174 for more information. Admission is FREE to all Public Museum sites. Donations are appreciated.

Sioux City Public Museum Sites: Downtown Sioux City Public Museum 607 4th Street | 712-279-6174 Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Sunday 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.

The downtown Sioux City Public Museum features large, colorful exhibits and interactive displays. A variety of hands-on experiences are available including the awardwinning “Innovation I-Wall” and “The Big Dig,” which replicates an active dig site. Special events and educational programming are held throughout the year.

The Museum’s Research Center provides a variety of resources for Sioux City related research projects. For more information, call 712-224-5001.

Loren D. Callendar Gallery 405 6th Street (first floor City Hall) 712-279-6174 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

The Loren D. Callendar Gallery focuses on the history of the City of Sioux City, Iowa. From its downtown location in City Hall, visitors can orient themselves to the City’s fascinating history before embarking on walking tours of the city’s rich architectural heritage.

M Sioux City Public Museum Sites (continued): Peirce Mansion 2901 Jackson Street | 712-279-6174 Built in 1893 by local developer John Peirce, the home was purchased by the Junior League of Sioux City in 1958. For nearly 50 years, the John Peirce Mansion served as home of the Sioux City Public Museum and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Peirce Mansion is now restored to a Victorian-era period home. It is the perfect venue to rent for special occasions such as weddings, parties and company events.

Sergeant Floyd River Museum and Welcome Center 1000 Larsen Park Road | 712-279-0198 Open daily 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Board the M.V. Sergeant Floyd and begin a journey into the region’s maritime history. Built in 1932 as an inspection boat by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Sergeant Floyd River Museum and Welcome Center chronicles the Missouri River’s development as a major shipping route and the key to Sioux City’s success in the early years. Discover exhibitions on the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the fur trade, Sioux City’s evolution as a transportation hub, and those rivercraft which still ply the waters of the Missouri River.

An official Iowa and Nebraska Welcome Center, the Sergeant Floyd also provides travel planning for the tri-state region. The Galley Gift Shop offers a broad range of items to complete your visit. The Sergeant Floyd’s location within Chris Larsen Park provides views of the Missouri River, picnic sites, and access to the riverfront trails system.

N Neighborhood Network The Sioux City Neighborhood Network (SCNN) was organized in 1993, following the completion of the City's new general plan, Vision 2020. The Neighborhood Network’s primary focus is to help neighborhoods organize in order to effectively express the needs, wants, and goals of specific neighborhoods and to stabilize and improve available housing in neighborhoods.

The City Council relies heavily on neighborhood leaders. These individuals dedicate countless hours of their time working to improve Sioux City. Many are involved in other City boards and commissions. Neighborhood Network Meetings are held the second Thursday of every month at 6 p.m. at 601 Douglas Street (Sioux City Police Department). If you are interested in solving neighborhood issues, please attend the next meeting or email rickarnold@myunitedagent.com.

Currently there are six neighborhood coalitions: Crescent Park, Leeds, Riverside, Westside, Mid-City, and Northside.

For more information regarding the Neighborhood Network, please call 712-2245136 or visit sioux-city.org.

O Orpheum Theatre The Orpheum Theatre is a performing arts center located at 528 Pierce Street. Built in 1927 as a vaudeville and movie palace, the theatre was restored in 1999 and today is home of the Sioux City Symphony Orchestra and the “Broadway at the Orpheum” annual series. The theatre hosts national touring artists, comedians, and shows such as James Taylor, Bob Dylan, Jerry Seinfeld, The Avett Brothers, Chicago, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Tony Bennett, and Willie Nelson.

For current event information and to purchase tickets for shows, please call 712279-4850, visit OrpheumLive.com, or stop by the Prime Bank Box Office at the Tyson Events Center located at 401 Gordon Drive. The Orpheum Theatre Box Office is only open 4 hours prior to show time on event days.

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3925 45th Street

3

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Cecelia

900 S. Cecelia Street

1

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1101 W. 21st Street

6

Chautauqua

2500 Chautauqua Drive

46

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1501 George Street

1.5

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Chris Larsen (ADA)

300 Larsen Park Road or 700 S. Floyd Blvd.

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3800 Line Drive

35

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3800 Line Drive

35

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505 Market Street

10

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1514 Dale Street

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1515 Nebraska Street

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5300 Glenn Avenue

2

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300 S. Irene Street

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2810 Ordway Avenue

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2503 S. Lewis Blvd.

23

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Goldie & Beck

1620 Goldie Avenue

3

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221 S. Cecelia Street

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229 Cecelia Street

32

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4300 Donner Avenue

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2951 Isabella Street

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2601 14th Street

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1401 Grandview Blvd.

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3801 W. 4th Street

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2800 Jones Street

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5015 W. 19th Street

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3300 Park View Blvd.

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3320 Dupont Street

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3810 40st Street

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3014 Glen Ellen Road

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1600 Sioux Trail

12

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2100 W. 1st Street

3

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1110 S. Rustin Street

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801 Court Street

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620 Pearl Street

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3500 S. Lewis Blvd.

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2400 Vine Avenue

32

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1301 Riverside Blvd.

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1001 Riverside Blvd.

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1431 Grandview Blvd.

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4901 Laurel Avenue

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1723 ½ Geneva Street

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4225 Lancelot Lane

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1901 W. 18th Street

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2830 S. Lewis Blvd.

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Spalding Farm

4101 Stone Avenue

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4900 S. Lewis Blvd.

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1400 Ingleside Avenue

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P Parks & Recreation Sioux City Parks & Recreation is excited to invite you to enjoy our fantastic amenities including three pools, five splash pads, an ice center, an expo center, climbing wall, Cone Park (winter/summer tubing and mountain bike park), 33 miles of trails and 59 parks.

Parks & Recreation offices are located at the Seaboard Triumph Foods Expo Center, 550 Expo Center Drive. For more information call 712-279-6126 or visit sioux-city.org/parksandrec.

Chris Larsen Park (Riverfront) 1280 Larsen Park Road Chris Larsen Park Riverfront Park includes park spaces for small and large family/community gatherings, event spaces, active recreation areas, fitness stations, three park shelters, restroom facilities, two basketball courts, water feature/splashpad, a dog park for both small and large dogs, play equipment for ages 2-12, and connections to the recreational trail system.

For shelter rentals or more information call 712-279-6126.

Cone Park 3800 Line Drive | 712-222-CONE (6126) Cone Park offers over 35 acres of recreation space specifically designed with fun in mind. The park includes a winter snow and summer tubing hill, combination ice skating rink/splash pad, and plenty of open park spaces. The park features Cone Park Lodge with indoor concessions, seating areas, restrooms, and panoramic views of the various outdoor spaces. The park also connects to the Sertoma Trail Loop with two miles of paved recreational trails. For more information visit coneparksiouxcity.com or call 712-279-6126.

P Parks & Recreation (cont.)

Cone Mountain Bike Park 3800 Line Drive | 712-222-CONE (6126) Located at Cone Park and Sertoma Park, Cone Park’s Mountain Bike Park consists of 10.5 miles of natural surface single track trails with adaptive biking trails, along with rock elements and pre-engineered features (bridges, boardwalks, skinnies, wall-rides etc.). Sertoma Park’s portion of the park includes Pump-track (a small looping trail that can be rode continuously without pedaling with momentum gained simply by pumping the bumps and corners and can also be used by skateboarders and skaters); Tot Track (kid friendly paved trail for beginners and small children); Progressive Jumps for beginner to advance skills for technique building. All park amenities are geared to a wide variety of rider skill levels and abilities. For more information contact call 712-279-6126 or visit coneparksiouxcity.com ibp Ice Center 3808 Stadium Drive | 712-279-4880 The ibp Ice Center is a 38,000 square foot facility with an 85' x 200' ice rink and 900 seating capacity. The facility is open year-round for youth hockey programs and tournaments, public ice skating, learn to skate, Curling events, and birthday party rental packages.

Long Lines Family Rec Center Climbing Wall 401 Gordon Drive | 712-224-5124 The ibp Ice Center is a 38,000 square foot facility with an 85' x 200' ice rink and 900 seating capacity. The facility is open year-round for youth hockey programs and tournaments, public ice skating, learn to skate, curling events, birthday party rental packages, and seating for 900 people.

Mercy Field at Lewis & Clark Park 3400 Line Drive | 712-277-9467 Mercy Field at Lewis and Clark Park, located at 3400 Line Drive, is home to the Sioux City Explorers, a member of the American Association of Professional Baseball. The stadium seats 3,800 and features onsite parking and concessions. Sioux City Explorers games are a must for any summer visit! For more information, visit xsbaseball.com or call 712-277-9467.

P Parks & Recreation (cont.)

The Miracle League 1001 Riverside Blvd.

The CNOS Field at The Miracle League is a rubbersurfaced, wheelchair-friendly baseball field uniquely and exclusively designed to provide recreational facilities for children with disabilities providing integrated recreational play and producing smiles to participants and their families. Scheels Field is a 200 foot all turf field for youth sports, travel teams, and community programs. The facility also offers an accessible playground, splash pad, mini-golf course, music park, walking path, and concession/restroom facilities. Visit siouxcitymiracleleague.com for more information.

Recreational Programming There are many recreational opportunities provided by the Sioux City Parks and Recreation Department. Programs offered include aquatics, sports (adult and youth leagues), and family special events. For more information, please contact the Sioux City Parks and Recreation Department at 712-279-6126 or check out our annual Fun & Action guide at siouxcityparksandrec.com.

Seaboard Triumph Foods Expo Center 550 Expo Center Drive | 712-279-6126 The Seaboard Triumph Foods Expo Center is a 100,000 square foot multi-purpose facility that offers a large open arena with removeable artificial turf and concrete flooring. The flexible arena space is ideal to host public expositions, trade shows, community events, and athletic events. Turf covers the entire arena floor to accommodate a full-size soccer or football field, as well as baseball and softball. The turf can be rented by individuals, teams, or large groups. The facility includes meeting and banquet rooms, restroom facilities with showers, tables and seating, and a concessions area. To learn more, visit stfexpocenter.com or call Parks & Recreation.

Swimming Pools & Splash Pads For information on public swimming pools and splash pads please see Swimming Pools listing under “S”.

Trails For information on Sioux City’s trail system please see Trails listing under “T”.

P Parking The City of Sioux City offers both on-street and off-street parking for the convenience of downtown visitors and employees.

Parking Ramps There are four municipal parking garage ramps located at 5th and Douglas Streets (River’s Landing), 5th and Nebraska Streets (Martin Luther King Jr. Transportation Center), 5th and Jones Streets (Discovery), and 3rd and Jackson Streets (Heritage).

These facilities provide short-term parking for visitors and monthly contracts for those who work downtown. First hour and weekend parking are free. For more information on parking rates, please visit siouxcity.org/parking. Ramps are now cashless and only debit and credit card payments are accepted.

For questions or comments on parking ramps, please call 712-279-9500.

Parking Meters On-street parking is controlled by the use of parking meters to ensure fast turnover and parking availability for downtown business patrons. Parking meters are available with 30 minute, 1 hour, 2 hour, 4 hour, and 10 hour time limits. Parking meters can be paid with coins, or the Parkmobile pay-by-phone app. To use Parkmobile, parkers may register online at parkmobile.com or download the mobile app from their phone's app store. Parking meters are enforced from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., except weekends, and recognized holidays.

For more information, please call 712-279-6109.

Parking Tickets To pay parking tickets online, go to the City’s website, sioux-city.org, under “I WANT TO… Pay Parking Tickets.” Or you may pay in-person in the Customer Service Center located on the main floor of City Hall, 405 6th Street.

P Permits The Permit Center, located in Inspection Services on the third floor of City Hall, is your one-stop-shop for building information and permits. For more information, call 712-224-5216 or stop by Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

At the Permit Center you may apply for the following permits: Building Electrical Plumbing Mechanical Rental units Sign

At the Permit Center you may apply and renew the following licenses: Sign Contractor Sign Painter Utility Contractor and Pipe Layer Stationary and Refrigeration Engineer

Other services available include: Requests for street renaming and site plan approval Obtain information detailing all city regulations for development and construction activities Property Maintenance and Public Nuisance Complaints and Inspection Code Enforcement Requests for Building, Rental and Nuisance Inspections

Planning & Zoning The Planning Division of the Community Development Department, located on the third floor of City Hall, concentrates its efforts on services, including rezoning, site plan review, alley and street vacations, sale of rights-of-way, requests for easements, and preliminary and final plats. The Planning Division also assists the Planning and Zoning Commission, Board of Adjustment, Historic Preservation Commission, and Active Transportation Advisory Committee. For more information call 712-279-6340 or email planzone@sioux-city.org.

The Planning & Zoning Division provides the following services: Vacation and sale of right-of-way Granting of easements to clear title Final plat review and approval Requests for street dedications/re-naming Minor modifications from the Zoning Ordinance Investigation of zoning violations Variances from the Zoning Ordinance

Rezoning of property Site Plan review Sign permits Conditional use permits Temporary use permits Flood Determinations

P Police Department - Sioux City Police Department The Sioux City Police Department (SCPD) has served the citizens of Sioux City for over 160 years with professional and progressive police service.

Citizens in need of emergency service should call 911 for urgent police services. Persons wishing to contact the Police Department with non-emergency calls or routine business may call 279-6960. For individuals wishing to obtain copies of incident reports, accident reports or make a complaint; simply go to our website at siouxcitypolice.com or stop at Police Headquarters, 601 Douglas Street.

The SCPD mission statement is “To work in partnership with the community to provide for public safety, promote community service, and improve the quality of life while maintaining respect for individual rights and human dignity.” To that end, the department encourages citizen participation in the policing process. Innovative programs such as Community Team Policing, Citizens Police Academy, Youth Academy, and Volunteers in Policing are some of the ways Sioux City residents can be involved in with their local police. This partnership allows for a more efficient and effective delivery of police services.

The Community Team Policing Program unites officers assigned to specific areas of the city to problem solve solutions to recurring calls for service. Neighborhood meetings, partnerships with various city agencies, and citizen participation allow a multi-faceted approach to law enforcement services. For individuals facing neighborhood crime, quality of life issues, or recurring problems where you live, contact the District Team Policing Sergeant in your area by calling 279-6960.

Follow SCPD on Facebook @CityOfSiouxCityPoliceDepartment to stay up to date on our community outreach events or visit siouxcitypolice.com for more information on our department, Citizens Police Academy, and more.

P Property Taxes Visit the Assessor’s Office website at woodburycountyiowa.gov for more information on property taxes.

Property Tax Abatement for Homeowner Improvements The City of Sioux City offers a city-wide urban revitalization/property tax exemption. Residential property owners could be eligible to receive a partial tax exemption on the value of improvements they make to their property.

For improvements under $20,000 in value, property owners may apply for an exemption equal to 115% of the value added by the work. For improvements over $20,000 or new home construction, property owners may choose a tenyear, graduated abatement or three years at 100% exemption on the actual value added to their homes.

More information and applications are available at the Community Development Department, Room 308, City Hall, by phone 712-279-6340, or on our website at sioux-city.org. This program is only available until December 31, 2025.

Public Meeting Notices Agendas for City Council and other City Council appointed board, commission, and committee meetings are posted on the main floor of City Hall.

City Council meeting agendas, minutes, and additional Council information may also be found online at sioux-city.org/councilagenda.

R Recreation Parks For more information on city parks, please see Park Amenities & Locations or Parks & Recreation listings under “P”.

Recreational Programming Programs offered include aquatics, sports (adult and youth leagues), and family special events. For more information, contact Sioux City Parks and Recreation at 712-279-6126 or follow us on Facebook @siouxcityparksandrecreation. Check out our annual Fun & Action Guide at siouxcityparksandrec.com.

Swimming Pools & Splash Pads For information on public swimming pools and splash pads, please see Swimming Pools listing under “S”.

Trails For information on Sioux City’s trail system, please see Trails listing under “T”.

Recycling The City of Sioux City offers curbside single stream recycling.

Call 712-279-0151 to request a recycle container.

Recycling reduces waste sent to landfills and incinerators.

Recycling prevents pollution.

Recycling conserves natural resources.

Recycling conserves energy.

Electronics Recycling Electronics are accepted for a small fee at the Citizen’s Convenience Center at 5800 28th Street. Call 712-255-8345 for more information.

All recyclable items listed may be placed in your recycle container; they do not need to be separated. Glass is no longer accepted in curbside recycling containers. For more information visit sioux-city.org/recycling.

R Recycling (cont.)

What can be recycled curbside?

Aluminum & Tin Food Cans: fruit & vegetable cans, beverage & coffee cans, pet food tins, metal lids from glass jars and bottles, empty aerosol cans, tin, and foil pans.

All Plastics #1-#7 are acceptable: food containers, milk jugs, pop bottles, cosmetic and detergent bottles, juice bottles, cleaning product bottles, and some dairy product containers. Automotive product containers and Styrofoam will not be accepted.

Paper & Newspaper: office paper, computer paper, newspaper (including inserts), brown paper sacks, and wrapping paper.

Cardboard: flattened corrugated cardboard with all Styrofoam and plastic liners removed and box board.

Books & Catalogs: hard and soft cover books, telephone books, and catalogs.

Styrofoam: contact Liteform at 402-241-4402 located at 1950 W. 29th Street, South Sioux City, NE. Glass Recycling Glass will not be accepted in curbside recycling containers.

The City partners with Ripple Glass for glass recycling.

Container glass is 100% recyclable and can be endlessly recycled without compromising the integrity of the material.

By separating glass from other recyclable materials it results in nearly 98% of glass being recycled. Glass may be dropped off in the Ripple Glass container at any of the locations listed below.

Glass does not need to be separated by color and labels do not need to be removed. Certain types of glass are not accepted. No boxes or bags allowed. Visit sioux-city.org/glass-recycling for more information.

Hy-Vee 2827 Hamilton Blvd.

Sioux City, IA 51104

Fareway 4040 War Eagle Dr. Sioux City, IA 51109

4500 Sergeant Rd. Sioux City, IA 51106

4016 Indian Hills Dr. Sioux City, IA 51108

301 Gordon Dr. Sioux City, IA 51105

Long Lines Family Rec Center 401 Gordon Dr. Sioux City, IA 51102 Citizen’s Convenience Center 5800 28th St. Sioux City, IA 51108

S Sanitary Sewer Sewer back-ups generally occur due to root infiltration or improper items entering the sewer system. The City conducts an aggressive cleaning program to address known problems areas, but with over 300 miles of sanitary sewer lines in the city to maintain, we need your help in preventing back-ups from occurring.

Sanitary sewers are designed to handle human waste; however, many inappropriate items are disposed of in the sewer system. Examples of these items include: cooking grease, clothing, diapers, toys, feminine napkins, etc. Some combinations of improper disposal of items cause major problems; such as, when grease and egg shells combine they create a mixture similar in consistency to concrete - this collects at the water line and forms a blockage which causes a back-up. Instead of putting these items down the sewer, use a small sealable container to put grease and/or cooking oil in and when it hardens, dispose of it in the garbage. Other items that should never be put in your sink or toilet are hazardous wastes, such as motor oil, weed killer, antifreeze, solvents, gasoline, wood preservatives, paint, lighter fluid, needles, and insecticides.

Avoid planting trees around the area of your sewer pipes, as tree roots tend to grow toward water sources like a sewer pipes.

If you have questions or suspect a sewer line back-up, please call the Utilities Department at 712-279-6164. For information on utility billing, please see Utilities listing under “U”.

S Senior Citizen Resources AARP Iowa, Des Moines – aarp.org or 866-554-5378 - Tax Assistance

- Fraud Watch Network

- Smart Driver Course

Center for Active Generations, 313 Cook Street - 712-255-1729 - Senior Activities

The Center for Siouxland, 715 Douglas Street - 712-252-1861 or 877-680-5526 - Conservatorship - Financial Counseling - Credit Counseling - Housing Counseling - Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)

- Prescription Assistance - Representative Payee

Child Care Resource and Referral of Northwest Iowa - 877-216-8481 - Child Care Centers and Homes

Community Action Agency of Siouxland, 2700 Leech Avenue - 712-274-1610 - Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) - Low Income Home Energy Assistance and Weatherization (LIHEAP) - Energy Crisis Intervention Program

Connections Area Agency on Aging, 2301 Pierce St. - 712-279-6900 - Aging Services / Retired Senior Volunteer Program - Farmers Market Discount Certificates - Respite Services - Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIP)

- Meals on Wheels

Dependent Adult Abuse and Child Abuse referrals - Iowa Department of Human Services - 800-362-2178 - Woodbury County Department of Human Services - 712-255-0833 Foster/Senior Grandparents of Greater Siouxland, 4200 War Eagle Drive 712-224-2610 Hospice of Siouxland - 712-233-4144 - Hospice Care

- Palliative Care

Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals - Health Facilities Division - 877-686-0027 -Nursing Homes

Jackson Recovery Centers - 712-234-2300 or 800-472-9018 - Alcohol/Substance Abuse Addiction Services

Neighborhood Services Division, City Hall, 405 6th St. - 712-279-6328 - Elderly/Disabled Emergency Repair Program

- Handicap Barrier Removal Program

Sioux Rivers Regional Assessment and Stabilization Center - 712-560-7996 - Intellectual Disability

- Mental Illness

Siouxland Mental Health, 625 Court Street - 712-252-3871 Third Judicial Juvenile Court Services - Community Service Division - 712-279-6586 x 228 - Senior snow removal/lawn mowing

Western Iowa Tech Community College (WITCC) - 712-274-8733 or 800-352-4649 x 1864 - Lifelong Learning Programs

S Sidewalk Program Sioux City is committed to getting the public outside and walking around the community. To make this possible, the City of Sioux City has created the Annual Sidewalk Program to repair or replace defective sidewalks. This program breaks the city up into 10 different zones and will proactively check for defective sidewalks in one zone each year. Zones do not correspond with Sioux City Police Department Districts. Zones are numbered for the corresponding year. For example, in 2023 zone 3 was inspected for defective sidewalks. In 2024, zone 4 will be inspected, etc.

Sidewalk repairs are the responsibility of the abutting property owner. The City encourages property owners to obtain a permit to repair their defective sidewalks on their own. If a property owner does not repair defective sidewalk in the zone for the respective year, the sidewalk in question will be added to the City’s sidewalk repair project for that year. The cost for the repair will be invoiced to the property owner for actual cost plus 25% to compensate for the cost of supervision and administration. For instructions on how to repair defective sidewalks, to obtain a permit to do so, and for inspection, contact the Engineering Division at 712-2796324 or email engineeringdivision@sioux-city.org.

S Snow Removal In order for the City to provide effective, safe, and efficient service during the winter months, the following snow policies have been established. Find emergency snow route maps, parking restrictions, sign up for enotifications, and more at sioux-city.org/snow.

General Policies Snow Removal in Streets and Alleys The City of Sioux City attempts to plow all streets within 72 hours of a four inch snowfall. Arterial streets are cleared first, followed by residential streets and alleys.

If it continues to snow, crews may be required to stay on arterial streets until the snowfall stops and the arterial streets are clear. Ice control on streets is performed whenever necessary. Snow plow drivers push snow as close to the curb as possible (using the parking areas as storage for the snow), thus snow rolls into the entry of driveways. Residents should not clear the end of driveways until the entire street has been plowed. Plow drivers do not clear snow from driveways. In some areas, sidewalks are close to the curb line. Even though drivers make every effort to avoid plowing snow onto these sidewalks, it occasionally happens. Plow drivers do not plow sidewalks.

Emergency Snow Routes During a snow emergency, no parking is allowed on Emergency Snow Routes (ESR) – look for the blue sign with a snowflake. A map is available at siouxcity.org/snow. Vehicles may begin parking on emergency snow routes again when 1.) The snow windrow has been removed from the street and snow has been removed from the parking stalls, or 2.) The snow emergency is called off, whichever is earlier.”

Depositing Snow on Public Property It is unlawful to remove snow and/or ice from private premises and to deposit it on any public street, alley, or other public property within the City limits. Persons found guilty of this infraction may be punished by a fine of $100.00 or 30 days in jail. Pushing snow into the street not only creates a hazard for motorists, but seriously hampers snow removal efforts. Driveway or sidewalk snow should not be blown or shoveled into a public right of way or street. In the Central Business District, there is no snow storage, snow on sidewalks can be pushed to the curb.

S Snow Removal (cont.)

Sidewalks City Code requires owners and/or occupants of property adjacent to a public sidewalk to clear the snow within 12 hours after the snow or ice has stopped falling. To report an unshoveled sidewalk, call the Permit Center at 224-5216.

Snow Emergencies The Mayor or his designee may declare a snow emergency for the city that restricts parking to odd/even days and no parking on designated Emergency Snow routes. The media is provided details to be shared with the public and information is available on the City of Sioux City website at sioux-city.org and social media platforms. For more information, contact Field Services at 279-6886 or the Public Works Department at 279-6324.

Restricted Parking During Snow Emergencies If you park a vehicle on the street, you must move it every 24 hours. This helps to clear all streets to the curb. "Snow Birds" (vehicles not moved) hamper snow removal and may be towed without notice in order to facilitate snow removal.

Visit sioux-city.org/snow for more information or call Field Services at 712-2796886 with any questions.

S Storm Water Run-off The City has led major initiatives to improve storm water facilities to address major storm events and improve water quality. This has included the construction of the Perry Creek Levee, channel improvements and habitat restoration in Ravine Park, the addition of a Prairie Park that includes treatment of storm water runoff, and various other improvements to underground storm facilities. The City spends an average of $500,000 annually to improve underground storm facilities. These programs are financed by the storm water utility fee and are prioritized based on the severity of flooding, property damage impacts, and benefit/cost of the improvements.

The City of Sioux City has been issued a MS4 Permit by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources for the discharge of storm water. The goal of the MS4 Program is to reduce pollution in our waterways. The City approaches storm water management by addressing several key areas. City staff work to educate the public on storm water pollution prevention by providing educational materials and engaging residents at outreach events.

The Environmental Services Division monitors storm water quality in several ways: stream sampling, monitoring for dry weather flows from storm outlets, and responding to reports of illicit discharge. Also important is the continued monitoring of construction sites disturbing one or more acres to ensure compliance with storm water permit regulations, as required by the City’s MS4 permit.

The City also works with new developers to comply with the City’s and Iowa DNR’s storm water regulations. New development plans are designed to maintain storm water run-off to pre-construction conditions. All developments disturbing more than one acre are required to develop a Storm Water Pollution Prevention plan (SWPPP) as well as apply for a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit and grading permit if necessary. As part of these plans, larger developments must include the construction of storm water detention and retention facilities. Further information, including relevant ordinances (City Code), can be found at sioux-city.org/storm-water.

S Storm Water Run-off (cont.)

Protecting our Waterways The Sioux City Utilities Department needs citizen participation to help protect our water ways by managing what goes into the storm water inlets. When it rains or snow melts, runoff picks up and carries a wide variety of pollutants into our storm water system. Storm water pollution comes from many sources including: Yard waste and litter that uses up oxygen needed for aquatic life.

Detergent, fertilizer, and pet waste containing nutrients that pollute waterways.

Toxic automotive product such as motor oil and antifreeze.

Hazardous waste such as cleaners, paints, and pesticides.

Sediments (soil, sand, silt, and clay) that clog fish gills, and block sunlight for underwater vegetation.

To avoid polluting waterways, please follow these practices: Yard and pet waste can be placed in a household trash for weekly collection.

Toxic household chemicals may be disposed of at the Citizen’s Convenience Center. Call 712-255-8345 for more information.

Plant bare soil spots with grass or flowers to prevent soil erosion.

Report illicit discharges by calling 712-279-6349.

Swimming Pools & Splash Pads The City of Sioux City has three public swimming pools offering open swimming as well as pool rentals and swimming lessons. Contact Parks and Recreation at 712-279-6126 for dates and hours of pool operation.

Lief Pool - 31st St. and Court St. Lewis Pool - 1621 Sioux Trail Riverside Aquatic Center - 1301 Riverside Blvd.

The City of Sioux City has several splash pads that are free for public use throughout the summer (May – Sept.).

Chris Larsen Park - 700 S Floyd Blvd.

Leeds Park - 41st and Central Dale Street Park - 15th Dale Street Cone Park - 3800 Line Drive Miracle League - 1001 Riverside Blvd.

Cook Park - 505 Market Street Rose Hill Park - 1431 Grandview Blvd.

Headington Park - 3000 Rebecca Street (Coming Spring 2025)

T Taxes Visit the Assessor’s Office website at woodburycountyiowa.gov for information on property taxes.

For information on the City’s urban revitalization/property tax exemption, please see Property Taxes listing under the letter “P”.

Trails Sioux City offers over 35 miles of paved recreational trails suitable for walking, jogging, running, biking, and skateboarding. The city’s trail system provides citizens and visitors the opportunity to explore the unique landscape of the Missouri River utilizing the Lewis and Clark Historic Trail along the riverfront, enjoy an urban experience along the Perry Creek Trail, and benefit from the natural habitat of the Bacon Creek Trail. For more information visit siouxcity.org/trails or call 712-279-6126.

T Transit System The Sioux City Transit System provides public transportation in the tri-state metropolitan area, including Sioux City, Sergeant Bluff, South Sioux City, and North Sioux City.

Our transfer point, the Martin Luther King Jr. Transportation Center, is located at 505 Nebraska St. in downtown Sioux City.

Contact Information Sioux City Transit Administration - 712-279-6405 Bus Route Information - 712-279-6404 Paratransit Service - 712-279-6919 Operating Hours Monday - Friday: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Saturday: 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.

ADA Paratransit Service The Sioux City Transit System provides accessible, demand response bus transportation for elderly, disabled, or other individuals with special transportation needs. To qualify for ADA paratransit service, individuals may obtain an application by calling the Sioux City Transit System at 712-279-6405. Please allow up to 21 days for a reply. Once approved, ride arrangements must be made one day in advance. If you have questions regarding the services, please contact the individual providers.

No Service is provided on Sundays or the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving or Christmas.

Bus Fares Exact fare please, Drivers DO NOT make change!

Adult Cash Fare $1.80 Adult Monthly Pass $48.00 Adult Day Pass $5.00 Sr. Citizen/ Disability Cash Fare $0.90 Sr. Citizen/Disability Monthly Pass $42.00 Sr. Citizen/Disability Day Pass $2.00 Student Cash Fare $1.55 Student Day Pass $4.00 Children under 5 Free Transfer Free

For more information visit sioux-city.org/transit or call 712-279-6405.

T Tyson Events Center / Fleet Farm Arena The Tyson Events Center / Fleet Farm Arena is a 10,000-seat arena located at 401 Gordon Drive in downtown Sioux City.

The facility features year-round entertainment, including hockey, indoor football, concerts, sporting events, and major family productions. The Tyson Events Center has hosted such national touring artists as Taylor Swift, Cher, Eric Church, Elton John, Carrie Underwood, Fleetwood Mac, KISS, Keith Urban, Motley Crue, and Luke Bryan.

For event information and to buy tickets, visit TysonCenter.com, or stop by the Primebank Box Office at the Tyson Events Center. You can also purchase tickets over the phone by calling 712-279-4850.

U Utilities Utilities provided by the City of Sioux City consist of water, sewer, solid waste, and storm drain maintenance fee.

To start or discontinue water/sewer/garbage service, please call City Hall Customer Service at 712-279-6132. Customer service is located on the first floor of City Hall and is easily accessible for seated or walk-up service.

Customer Service First Floor City Hall 405 6th Street Sioux City, IA 51101 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Monday - Friday 712-279-6132

For information on how to pay your utility bill online, setup automatic payments, or request e-notifications/paperless billing, please visit sioux-city.org and click “I Want To” - “Pay” - “Utility Bill” or call 712-279-6132.

To set up gas/electric service, call MidAmerican Energy at 888-427-5632.

V

Volunteer Opportunities Boards & Commissions The City of Sioux City has over 20 City Council appointed boards, commissions, and committees who help advise and make important decisions regarding the City’s current and future operations. Interested in expanding our parks? Want to improve our city’s environment? Interested in getting involved in your local government? Check out the full list and learn more about each of City Council appointed boards, commissions, and committees online at sioux-city.org/boardsandcommissions.

Dog Park Ambassador Do you love dogs? Volunteer to be a Dog Park Ambassador at the Bacon Creek Dog Park. Call Parks & Recreation at 712-279-6162 for more information.

Litter Pick Up There are several ways to beautify our community!

Adopt a Street Program Call 712-279-6396 or see “Adopt A Street Program listing under ”A” to learn more.

Litter Volunteer to help pick up litter around the city during the annual Litter Dash event each spring.

Visit sioux-city.org/litterdash for more information.

Pick up litter any time of year by calling 712-2796222 for trash bags, gloves, and reflective vests.

Volunteer Siouxland There are several ways you can volunteer your time and/or resources in Sioux City. Explore the needs above or visit volunteersiouxland.org to learn about the many organizations throughout the community who are looking for volunteers.

V Voter Registration To vote in Woodbury County in Any Election You must be: A U.S. citizen 18 years or older by date of election A Woodbury County resident Registered to vote in Woodbury County You cannot be: A convicted felon (unless your voting rights have been restored) Judged mentally incompetent to vote by a court Claim the right to vote in any other place Registration In Person You may register at the County Election Commissioner's Office in the Woodbury County Courthouse, 7th & Douglas, Sioux City, Iowa, 51101, any time during office hours. For more information, visit woodburycountyiowa.gov or call 712-2796465.

Absentee Voting To vote absentee by mail you must complete a request form. Contact the Auditor’s Office at 712-279-6465 to request that a form be sent to you. When filling out the form, be sure to include the date the request is signed. Printable absentee ballot request forms are also available from the Secretary of State at https://sos.iowa.gov/elections/pdf/absenteeballotapp.pdf.

The voter pre-registration deadline is 10 days before general and primary elections and 11 days before all other elections. When you pre-register, your name will appear on the election register so that you will be able to sign in and vote quickly when you arrive at your polling place on election day. As of January 1, 2008, you may register to vote on Election Day at the polling place for the precinct you currently live in. If you register to vote on election day, you will be required to show proof of identity and residency.

For more information on voter registration call 712-279-6465.

W Water Treatment The Sioux City Water Treatment Plant supplies water to approximately 29,000 homes and businesses in the metro area. Additionally, the cities of South Sioux City, NE and Dakota Dunes, SD buy water from Sioux City each month to meet its citizens’ needs.

Source The City of Sioux City draws all of its water from groundwater sources, utilizing both the deep Dakota Sandstone and the Missouri River alluvium formations.

There are 9 wells that feed the Zenith Water Treatment Plant located at 1101 TriView Avenue and 1 well that feeds the Southbridge Regional Water Treatment Plant located at 2500 225th Street.

Treatment The Sioux City water system treats an average of 12.9 million gallons per day with a peak daily capacity of 40 million gallons at its two plants. Both plants use aeration, coagulation, flocculation, and disinfection to produce top quality water.

The Zenith Plant uses conventional dual media filters and the Southbridge Plant uses membrane filtration. Ultraviolet disinfection provides a secondary disinfection process at the Zenith Plant.

Water Quality The quality of the City’s water is excellent and meets or exceeds the standards set by the National Safe Drinking Water Act. Laboratory tests are conducted regularly on samples collected at the treatment plant and in the distribution system. The water quality report indicates that no harmful bacteria or chemical contaminants are in the water supply.

Water Rates Sioux City sells water to residential users at the rate of approximately 10 gallons for 4.5 cents. An average single family residence uses approximately 199 gallons each day, at the cost of approximately 89.5 cents per day.

Water Tests If you would like a sample of water from your home tested, call the Water Plant at 279-6150.

For more information call the Sioux City Water Treatment Plant at 712-279-6150.

W Water Conservation Why Should You Conserve Water?

We need water in order to survive, so much that we are consuming fresh, cleaned water faster than it can be treated and naturally replenished.

Help the environment. Water conservation allows more water for fish and other animals.

More drinking water. Ease the burden on wastewater treatment plants. The less water you send down the drain, the less work these plants have to do to make water clean again.

Save energy. The less water you use, the less water and energy the water plant uses to treat and move the water to you, as well as less energy your family uses for a water pump or water heaters.

Save money. Your family pays for all of the water you use. The less water you use, the less you have to pay for!

Tips For Watering Lawn Water lawns during the early morning hours when temperatures and wind speed are lowest to reduce evaporation.

Don't over water your lawn.

Don’t allow sprinklers to water your sidewalk, driveway, or street.

Avoid over fertilizing your lawn.

Fertilization applications increase the need for watering your lawn.

Set your mower to cut grass about 2 or 3 inches tall. Mowing grass shorter dries out the soil and increases water use.

Mulch plants to reduce evaporation and weed growth.

Adjust automatic irrigation timers as needs change.

Whenever possible, place plants with similar needs close together.

Phone Directory A Abandonded Vehicles

712-279-6960

Accessibility (City of Sioux City)

712-279-6259

Accounting (City Department)

712-279-6350

Adult Corrections, 711 Douglas Street 51101

712-252-0590

Air National Guard-185th, 2920 Headquarters Ave 51111

712-233-0756

Airport, 2403 Aviation Blvd 51111 Administration

712-279-0167

Maintenance

712-279-6167

Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms (ATF)

513-684-2979

Alimony (County)

712-279-6615

Alleys Abandonment

712-279-6307

Maintenance

712-279-6886

Vacations Easements Requests

712-279-6340

Trees

712-279-6886

Weeds

712-279-6859

Ambulance

911

Anderson Dance Pavilion

712-279-6126

Animal Control, 2400 Hawkeye Dr. 51105

712-279-6170

Applications: for City Employment

712-279-6202

for City Boards or Commissions

712-279-6313

Arson Information

712-279-6377

Art Center, 225 Nebraska St. 51101

712-279-6272

Assessments Demolition

712-224-5216

Paving/Sidewalks

712-279-6324

Assessor’s Office - City

712-279-6535

Assessor’s Office - County

712-279-6505

Attorney - City (See “Legal Department) County

712-279-6516

General

515-281-5164

Legal Aid

712-277-8686

U.S.

712-233-3227 B

Bandshell

712-279-6126

Bankruptcy Court, U.S. 320 6th Street 51101

712-233-3939

Better Business Bureau

800-222-1600

(Out of State, dial 515-243-8137)

Birth Certificates (County Recorder)

712-279-6626

Block Party

712-279-6126

Phone Directory B Board of Adjustment

712-279-6340

Board of Building Appeals

712-224-5216

Board of Education

712-279-6667

Board of Electrical Examiners

712-224-5216

Board of Examiners or Stationary Engineers

712-224-5216

Board of Licensing Appeals

712-224-5216

Board of Supervisors (County)

712-279-6525

Bridge Repair

712-279-6886

Building Inspection

712-224-5216

Building Permit Center

712-224-5216

Burning (Open)

712-279-6377

Bus Schedules & Routes

712-279-6404 C

Catch Basin Trouble

712-279-6164

Cemeteries

712-279-6269

Floyd, 2500 7th St. 51105

712-279-6269

Graceland, 2701 Lakeport St. 51106

712-279-6269

Logan, 3901 Stone Park Blvd. 51104

712-279-6269

Center for Active Generations, 313 Cook St. 51101

712-255-1729

Center for Siouxland, 715 Douglas St. 51101

712-252-1861

Chamber of Commerce, 101 Pierce St, 51101

712-255-7903

Child Support (County)

712-279-6615

Child Support Recovery (Human Services)

888-229-9223

Citizen’s Convenience Center

712-255-8345

City Hall General Information, 405 6th St. 51101

712-279-6109

City Clerk

712-279-6109

City Council

712-279-6136

City Engineer

712-279-6324

City Finance

712-279-6207

City Manager

712-279-6136

City Treasurer

712-279-6355

Civil Service Commission (City)

712-279-6200

Clerk of Courts (Courthouse), 620 Douglas St. 51001

712-279-6611

Child Support

712-279-6615

Jury Duty, Law, Equity, and Civil

712-279-6611

Probate

712-279-6614

Criminal & Traffic

712-279-6624

Felonies

712-279-6612

Juvenile

712-279-6709

Small Claims

712-279-6464

Phone Directory C Clerk of Courts (Courthouse), cont.

Speeding Tickets

712-279-6624

Clerk of Courts (Federal)

712-233-3900

Commissioner of Elections

712-279-6465

Communications Center

712-279-6960

Community Development Administration (City)

712-279-6340

Condemnation Proceedings

712-279-6318

Connections Area Agency on Aging, 2301 Pierce St. 51104

800-832-4209

Construction Permit Center

712-224-5216

Consumer Protection

515-281-5926

Convention Center, 801 4th St. 51101

712-279-4800

Corrections (Department of Adult, State of Iowa)

712-252-0590

Council on Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence

712-258-7233

County Auditor

712-279-6702

County Clerk

712-279-6611

County Coroner

712-279-3226

County Engineer

712-279-6484

County Jail

712-279-6040

County Recorder

712-279-6528

Court House Information (County)

712-279-6601

Crime Stoppers

712-258-TIPS

Crosswalks

712-279-6933

Culverts (Clean, Install, Repair)

712-279-6886

Curbs Damage by Snowplows

712-279-6886

New Openings

712-279-6324

Customer Service: Water, Sewer, Garbage, & Storm Water Billing

712-279-6132

D Day Care Licenses

712-255-0833

Deaf Telecommunication Devices (City Government)

712-279-6312

Communications Center

712-279-6958

Human Rights Commission

712-224-5204

Library

712-255-5081

Death Certificates (County Recorder)

712-279-6626

Debris in Street

712-279-6886

Department of Corrections

712-252-0590

Department of Human Services

712-255-0833

Department of Natural Resources (DNR) (Courthouse)

712-279-6491

Department of Revenue and Finance

800-367-3388

Phone Directory D Department of Revenue and Finance Local Office

712-258-4957

Department of Transportation (Local Office)

712-276-1451

Dirt Street

712-279-6886

Maintaining

712-279-6886

Paving

712-279-6324

Discharge Papers (County)

712-279-6528

Discrimination Complaints

712-279-6985

District Health Department, 1014 Nebraska St #1435 51105

712-279-6119

Ditches (Cleaning)

712-279-6886

Divorce (County)

712-279-6612

Downtown Partners

712-252-0014

Drainage Fee

712-279-6132

Drains and Downspouts

712-224-5216

Drivers License

712-255-5539

Driveways Construction

712-279-6324

Parking Issues

712-279-6960

Dumping (Illegal)

712-279-6222 E

Easements

712-279-6971

Economic Development (City)

712-224-5500

Election Commissioner (City & County)

712-279-6465

Electrical Examiners Board

712-224-5216

Emergency Services

712-876-2212

Engineering Division (City)

712-279-6324

Environmental Advisory Board

712-279-6222

Equal Employment Opportunity

712-279-6259

Eviction (see Law Enforcement Center) F Federal Information

800-688-9889

Fences

712-279-6226

Field Services & Utilities Departments (City)

712-279-6886

After Hours Emergencies

712-279-6150

Central Maintenance Garage

712-279-6883

Permits & Inspections

712-279-6164

Streets

712-279-6886

Underground Utiltiies, 1921 18th St. 51105

712-279-6164

Phone Directory F Finance Department (City) Administration

712-279-6207

Accounting

712-279-6402

Accounts Payable

712-279-6446

Payroll

712-279-6204

Purchasing

712-279-6355

Treasurer

712-279-6355

Fire Department (City)

712-279-6314

Emergency

911

Fire Alarm Systems

712-279-6377

Fire Hydrants (Repair)

712-279-6164

Fire Inspections

712-279-6377

Fire Prevention Bureau

712-279-6377

Fishing License

712-279-6500

Floodplain Information

712-279-6226

Food Stamps

712-255-0833 G

Gambling In Iowa

515-281-7357

Garbage Collection Billing

712-279-6132

Missed Pickups/Pickup Days and Complaints/Cart Rental/Repair

712-279-0151

Garbage in the Street

712-279-6222

Golf Courses Floyd Park, 4th Avenue & Rustin

712-274-1059

Green Valley, 4300 Donner Avenue

712-252-2025

Governor’s Office (State of Iowa)

515-281-5211

Grading (Road)

712-279-6886

Graffiti Park Buildings

712-279-6886

Water Reservoirs

712-279-6150

Guardrails

712-279-6886 H

Habitat for Humanity

712-274-2882

Handicap Parking Stickers

712-279-6150

Health Department, 1014 Nebraska St. 51105

712-279-6119

Homestead Exemption (County)

712-279-6535

Hospitals Mercy One, 801 5th St. 51101

712-279-2010

Unity Point St. Luke’s, 2720 Stone Park Blvd. 51104

712-279-3500

Phone Directory H House Number Assignment

712-279-6210

Housing Authority

712-279-6348

Housing Inspection

712-224-5216

Housing Rehabilition

712-279-6342

HUD (Des Moines)

515-284-4840

Human Resources (City)

712-279-6200

Human Rights Office (City)

712-279-6985

Human Society, 1015 Tri-View Ave. 51103

712-252-2614

Hunting License

712-279-6500

Inside City Limits

712-279-6353 I

IBP Ice Rink, 3808 Stadium Dr., 51106

712-279-4880

Immigration & Naturalization, 1222 Davenport St. Omaha, NE 68154

402-633-4000

Immunization (Siouxland District Health)

712-279-6119

Information City

712-279-6109

County

712-279-6601

Library

712-255-2933

Inspections Building

712-224-5216

Electrical

712-224-5216

Environmental

712-224-5216

Fire

712-279-6377

Funeral Homes

712-279-6119

Grocery

712-279-6119

Health

712-279-6119

Heating & Air Conditioning

712-224-5216

Hotel / Motel

712-279-6119

Housing

712-224-5216

Plumbing

712-224-5216

Public Swimming Pools

712-279-6119

Restaurants

712-279-6119

Sidewalks

712-279-6324

Signs

712-279-6108

Tanning Salons

712-279-6226

Tattoo Parlors

712-279-6119

Utilities

712-279-6164

Zoning

712-279-6340

Internal Revenue Service

800-829-1040

Phone Directory I Intersections (Dangerous)

712-279-6933

Iowa Department of Inspections & Appeals

515-281-3642

Iowa Department of Labor

515-281-3606

Iowa Department of Revenue

800-367-3388

Iowa Department of Transportation

712-276-1451

Iowa ONE Call

800-292-8989

Iowa Legal Aid, 505 7th St. Suite 402, 51101

712-277-8686

IowaWORKS (workforce development) 2508 4th St. 51101

712-233-9030

J Jail

712-279-6040

Junk on Private Property (including cars)

712-224-5216

Junk Cars in Public Streets

712-279-6357

Justice of the Peace

712-279-6624

Juvenile Court

712-279-6586

Juvenile Detention

712-279-6621

Juvenile Probation

712-279-6593 L

Landfill (Citizen’s Convenience Center), 5800 28th St. 51108

712-255-8345

Law Enforcement Center

712-255-8345

Legal Aid, 505 7th St. Suite 402, 51101

712-277-8686

Legal Department (City)

712-279-6318

Lewis & Clark Park - Explorers Baseball

712-277-9467

Library (Sioux City Public)

712-255-2933

Wilbur Aalfs, 529 Pierce St. 51101

712-255-2933

Morningside Branch, 4005 Morningside Ave. 51106

712-255-2924

Home Delivery

712-255-2924

Perry Creek Branch, 2912 Hamilton Blvd. #101 51104

712-255-2926

License Plates & Titles (County)

712-279-6500

Licenses & Permits Alcohol License

712-279-6313

Animal Licenses City

712-279-6109

County

712-279-6602

Auctioneer

712-279-6313

Bandshell Use

712-279-6126

Block Parties

712-279-6126

Boat (County)

712-279-6528

Building

712-224-5216

Carnival/Circus

712-279-6313

Phone Directory L Licenses & Permits cont.

Cigarette

712-279-6313

Clearance Permits

712-279-6164

Curb Cuts

712-279-6324

Driveway Construction

712-279-6324

Ducted Air Contractor

712-224-5216

Electrical Work

712-224-5216

Encroachment

712-279-6226

Excavation Plumbing Work

712-224-5216

Fire Alarm

712-279-6377

Firearms (County Sheriff)

712-279-6010

Fireworks

712-279-6377

Fishing (County)

712-279-6528

Grading

712-279-6324

Grocery Stores

712-279-6119

Hotel / Motel

712-279-6119

Hunting (County)

712-279-6528

Hydronic Engineering

712-224-5216

Mechancial

712-224-5216

Noise

712-279-6440

Nursing Home (County)

712-943-5093

Oiling Streets

712-279-6110

Outdoor Advertising

712-279-6108

Parades

712-279-6126

Parking

712-279-6109

Park Reservations/Concessions

712-279-6126

Pawnbrokers

712-279-6313

Peddlers/Transient Merchant

712-279-6313

Plumbing

712-224-5216

Refrigeration Engineer

712-224-5216

Rental

712-224-5216

Restaurants

712-279-6119

Salvage Operator

712-279-6313

Septic Installation

712-279-6119

Sidewalk Contruction

712-279-6324

Sign (Advertising)

712-279-6226

Special Event Permit

712-279-6126

Vehicles for Hire

712-279-6313

Theaters

712-279-6313

Phone Directory L Long Lines Family Rec Center, 401 Gordon Dr. 51102

712-279-6126

Climbing Wall

712-224-5124 M

Manhole (Repairs, Issues, etc.)

712-279-6164

Marina (Rentals)

712-224-2628

Marriage License (County Recorder)

712-279-6626

Mayor’s Office (CIty)

712-279-6102

Mayor’s Youth Commission

712-279-6201

MidAmerican Energy, 509 Douglas St. 51101

888-427-5632

Missouri River Historical Development

712-258-1070

Mowing Issues City Property

712-279-6859

Private Property

712-279-6859

Riverbanks

712-279-6295

Municipal Band

712-279-6126

Museum (Public), 607 4th St. 51101

712-279-6174

John Peirce Mansion, 2901 Jackson St. 51104

712-279-6174

Loren D. Callendar Gallery, City Hall 405 6th St. 51101

712-279-6174

Research Center

712-224-5001

Sergeant Floyd River Museum & Welcome Center, 1000 Larsen Rd. 51103

712-279-0198

N Nature Center (Dorthy Pecaut)

712-258-0838

Neighborhood Services (City)

712-279-6328

Noise Permit

712-279-6440 O

Odor Hot Line

712-202-3160

Open Burning

712-279-6377

Orpheum Theatre, 528 Pierce St. 51101

712-258-9164

Events

712-279-4850 P

Parade Permit

712-279-6126

Parking Meters

712-279-6109

Parking Ramps, for locations see Parking listing in Guide under “P” Injury

712-279-6320

Monthly Parking

712-279-9500

Parking Tickets

712-279-6109

Parks and Recreation (City)

712-279-6126

Park Shelter Rentals

712-279-6126

Permits (See: Licenses/Permits)

Phone Directory P Planning & Zoning (City)

712-279-6340

Police Department, 6th & Douglas St. 51101 ( Non-Emergency)

712-279-6960

Administration

712-279-6353

Code Enforcement

712-279-6960

Crime Stoppers

712-258-8477

Emergency

911

Post Office

712-277-6411

Potholes

712-279-6886

Probate Court (County)

712-279-6614

Property Taxes (County)

712-279-6495

Public Works Department (City)

712-279-6324

Engineering

712-279-6234

Parking

712-279-6381

Streets Maintenance

712-279-6886 R

Raffles (Iowa Department of Inspections)

515-281-3642

Railroads Railroad Signals/Track

712-279-6401

Blocked Railroad Crossing

800-555-5555

Real Estate (City Owned)

712-279-6971

Recorder/Auditor’s Office

712-279-6528

Recreation Programs

712-279-6126

Recycling

712-279-0151

Red-tagged House

712-224-5216

Rental Assistance

712-279-6348

Residential Treatment Facility

712-252-4226

Resurfacing Streets

712-279-6324

Retail Sales Tax Permits

800-367-3388

Rezoning Requests

712-279-6340

Rivercade

712-277-4226

Riverbanks (Mowing)

712-279-6886

Rodent Complaints

712-224-5216

Rusty Water

712-279-6164 S

Sales Tax I.D. Number

800-367-3388

School Board (Sioux City), 627 4th St. 51011

712-279-6667

Schools, Public

712-279-6667

Septic Tanks

712-224-5216

Sergeant Floyd River Museum & Welcome Center, 1000 Larsen Park Rd. 51103

712-279-0198

Phone Directory S Sewers (Sanitary or Storm) After Hours

712-279-6150

Backups / Gas

712-279-6164

Installation

712-279-6225

Manhole Covers

712-279-6164

Sewer BIlls

712-279-6132

Sewer Trouble

712-279-6164

Sheriff’s Office

712-279-6010

Sidewalks

712-279-6324

Snow & Ice Covered

712-224-5216

Signs Construction

712-279-6396

Damaged

712-279-6108

Enforcement

712-279-6396

Handicapped

712-279-6396

Loading Zones

712-279-6396

Purchase for Private Lot

712-279-6396

No Dumping Signs

712-279-6396

No Parking Signs

712-279-6396

Stop/Yield Signs

712-279-6396

Warning Signs

712-279-6396

Siouxland Community Health, 101 Nebraska St. 51105

712-252-2477

Siouxland District Health, 1014 Nebraska St. 51105

712-279-6119

Siouxland Economic Development Corp (SEDC)

712-279-6430

Siouxland Interstate Metropolitan Planning Council (SIMPCO)

712-279-6286

Siouxland Human Investment Partnership (SHIP)

712-274-6000

Siouxland Regional Housing Authority

712-252-4520

Sioux City HHM Collection Center, 5800 28th St. 51104

712-255-8345

Site Plan Requests

712-279-6340

Skywalks

712-279-6381

Snow Removal Sidewalks

712-224-5216

Streets

712-279-6886

Social Security Administration

800-772-1213

Social Services (County)

712-279-5855

Siouxland Soup Kitchen, 717 W. 7th St. 51103

712-252-0027

Special Events Permit

712-279-6126

Speeding Tickets

712-279-6624

State Tax Information

515-281-3114

Storm Water Inquiriers

712-279-6349

Phone Directory S Street Lights Burned Out/Repair - MidAmerican Energy

888-427-5632

New

712-279-6886

Streets Cleaning/Debris

712-279-6886

Closures Special Event

712-279-6126

Construction

712-279-6933

Construction

712-279-6324

Maintenance

712-279-6886

Naming/Renaming Requests

712-279-6340

New Paving

712-279-6324

Potholes

712-279-6886

Vacation/Easement Requests

712-279-6340

Stone State Park

712-255-4698

Subdividing Land

712-279-6340

Swimming Pools Private Construction

712-224-5216

Private Fill

712-279-6164

Private Drain

712-279-6947

Public

712-279-6126

Lewis Pool, 1621 Sioux Trail 51106

712-274-7110

Leif Erikson Pool, 31st & Court St. 51104

712-279-6902

Riverside Pool, 1301 Riverside Blvd. 51109

712-279-6903

Symphony Orchestra

712-277-2111 T

Taxes City

712-279-6230

County

712-279-6495

Retail Sales Tax Permit

800-367-3388

Library

712-255-5081

Tourism - Convention & Visitors’ Bureau

712-224-1000

Toxic Waste

712-279-6292

Traffic Engineering

712-279-6397

Traffic Fines Moving Violations

712-279-6624

Parking Ticket Information

712-279-6109

Phone Directory T Traffic Signals After Hours

712-279-6960

Damaged / Not Working Properly

712-279-6397

Installation

712-279-6933

Locating Signal Wires

712-279-6397

Transit System, Martin Luther King Jr. Transportation Center, 505 Nebraska St. 51101

712-279-6404

Administration

712-279-6405

Paratransit Service

712-279-6919

Treasurer (City)

712-279-6355

Treasurer (County)

712-279-6495

Tree Maintenance, City Property

712-279-6886

Tyson Events Center, 401 Gordon Dr. 51101

712-279-4850 U

Utilities Solid Waste

712-279-0151

Wastewater Treatment

712-279-6916

Water Billing Questions

712-279-6132

Water Treatment Plant

712-279-6150

U.S. Dept of Justice

402-697-9155 V

Vacating Alleys/Public Land/Right-of-Way/Streets

712-279-6340

Vehicles Abandoned on City Streets

712-224-5216

Abandoned on Private Property

712-279-6137

Illegally Parked

712-279-6357

Registration (County)

712-279-6500

Towed

712-279-6440

Vet Center

712-255-3808

Veterans Affairs (County)

712-279-6606

Voter Registration

712-279-6465 W

Wastewater Treatment Plant

712-279-6916

Water/Sewer

712-279-6132

After Hours

712-279-6150

Billing

712-279-6132

Breaks

712-279-6164

Phone Directory W Water/Sewer cont.

Emergency Turn-Ons/Offs

712-279-6150

Hardness

712-279-6150

Hydrants

712-279-6377

Locate Line

800-292-8989

New Service

712-279-6132

Pressure

712-279-6164

Rusty Water

712-279-6164

Taps

712-279-6164

Water Testing

712-279-6150

Water Treatment Plant

712-279-6150

Weed Complaints City Property

712-279-6886

Private Property

712-224-5216

Welcome Center (Sergeant Floyd Welcome Center), 1000 Larsen Park Rd. 51105

712-279-0198

Woodbury County Auditor

712-279-6702

Woodbury County Bar Association

712-277-4561

Woodbury County Clerk

712-279-6611

Woodbury County Conservation Board

712-258-0838

Woodbury County Court House

712-279-6611

Woodbury County Disaster & Emergency Services

712-876-2212

Woodbury County Recorder

712-279-6528

Woodbury County Zoning

712-279-6557

Workforce Development Center (IowaWORKS)

712-223-9030 Y

Youth Commission

712-255-3188 Z

Zoning/Rezoning Requests

712-279-6340

Zoning Enforcement (City)

712-279-6226