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120 E Jefferson St

Prairie City, IA 50228

+1 (515) 994-2436

http://prairiecityiowa.us

Prairie City, Iowa, is a small yet thriving community that combines a friendly atmosphere with vibrant residential neighborhoods and an exceptional school system. Conveniently located near major highways, it offers easy access to larger cities while maintaining a peaceful environment surrounded by Iowa's tallgrass prairie and the Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge.

The city is committed to enhancing the quality of life for its residents through economic growth, offering ample opportunities for both businesses and individuals. With a focus on inclusivity and community engagement, Prairie City seeks to create a welcoming place for everyone, whether they're visiting, conducting business, or calling it home.

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