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More than 5,000 Scott County homeowners applied for the new senior homestead property tax exemption available to those 65 and older. more
New MEDIC ambulance director Paul Andorf expects county residents will notice little about the ambulance service’s transition from independent nonprofit to a full-fledged department of Scott County. more
Martha Nieto brings 20 years of finance experience to Eldridge city hall, along with an eagerness to learn more. more
The Eldridge city council and Scott County library board members will meet 6 p.m., Monday, Aug. 28, at the library to discuss the future of the library headquarters in Eldridge. more
Eldridge council members will be able to consider a whole new range of uses for property zoned for industry. more
Look for a half-million dollars in street patching this year and next under contracts approved Monday by Eldridge council members. more
Princeton council members agreed to pay ex-police chief Wyatt Heyvaert $4,161 in unpaid compensatory, vacation and sick time after dismissing him July 12 from city staff. more
Supervisors have spent about $9 million of the county’s $32.3 million pandemic aid check. more
Let the petition-passing begin. more
Scott County will forego carbon pipeline regulation for now after learning about a new federal court ruling, meeting with Wolf Carbon Solutions staff, and hearing support from an ADM executive and a national pipefitters union leader. more
Princeton residents will find out terms of former police chief Wyatt Heyvaert’s resignation only after he has approved it. more
Supervisors bought 80 heavy-duty Panasonic Toughbook laptops and extra memory for sheriff’s squads and conservation officer vehicles for $315,945.60. more
Scott County supervisors allocated $100,000 of federal pandemic relief to the Visit Quad Cities tourism agency, to help cover expenses and bidding fees that bring new events to the region. more
Eldridge will convene a public, committee of the whole meeting to discuss the Scott County Library’s renewed lease of the city-owned headquarters at 200 North Sixth Ave., Eldridge. more
Changes to development and traffic ordinances will be coming before the council next month. more
Wyatt Heyvaert resigned his new Princeton city manager position a week after a council investigation into concerns he had missed scheduled work hours and damaged a squad car. more
Princeton has an engineering firm willing to take on trail design, but still faces council concerns about the town’s ability to afford anything more than a design. more
The council approved the second of three readings amending sidewalk ordinances to allow the council to waive requirements in industrially zoned areas. On Monday, the council added a requirement that property owners alert the county recorder if a waiver is approved. more
Event organizers – not the city of Eldridge – would be responsible for verifying licensing and insurance obligations for alcohol venders at public events, including the Moonlight Chase, Sheridan Meadows concerts and other North Scott Chamber of Commerce events. more
The council will allow homebuilders in the new Ivy Acres subdivision to add basements with underground sump pump discharge connections to a buried stormwater main. more
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