Rhodes City

Colo, Iowa, is a small community with a population of 871, known for its welcoming atmosphere and rich history, having been founded on April 26, 1876. The town is part of the Colo-NESCO School District and offers various local amenities, including parks, a public library, and community services. The Colo Fire and Rescue Department provides essential emergency services to the surrounding areas, while the city promotes recreational activities for all ages through its parks and community events. With a strong commitment to public service, Colo is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and engaged community for its residents. Generated from the website

Maxwell is a welcoming community in Iowa that offers a range of essential services and amenities for its residents and visitors. The city is home to a variety of organizations, including local governance, churches, schools, and recreational parks, fostering a strong sense of community.   The Maxwell Area Renewal Committee (MARC) plays a pivotal role in enhancing the community's development and resources. With a focus on community engagement, the city thrives as a nurturing environment for families and businesses alike. Generated from the website

The County Courthouse, now known as Administration Building, houses the board of supervisors, auditors, treasurers, recorders and assessors. It operates information technology, facilities management, health, and planning and zoning departments. The department maintains a location in Nevada, Iowa. Administration Building is owned and operated by Story County, Iowa, which operates animal control, community services, conservation & parks, emergency management and veterans' affairs departments. It offers economic development, Web design, system integration, wildlife management and wastewater treatment system inspection services. The county also provides case management services for individuals suffering from chronic mental illnesses, mental retardation, developmental disabilities and brain injuries.