Urbandale Planning & Zoning

Community Development in Clive, IA, focuses on enhancing the city's growth and livability through various departments, including Parks and Recreation, Public Works, and Fire and EMS. The department is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community by engaging residents in meaningful programs and initiatives while improving infrastructure and public safety. With a range of services offered, such as utility management, recreation programs, and citizen engagement opportunities, Community Development promotes sustainability and community involvement. Efforts like the Parks and Trails initiative and environmental stewardship underscore Clive's commitment to a healthy, connected, and thriving community. Generated from the website

The Johnston Community Development Department is dedicated to facilitating a broad spectrum of services related to urban planning and development, including zoning, subdivision regulations, and economic development initiatives. The department works closely with local stakeholders to streamline the development review process while providing technical support for construction and future city planning. Led by Community Development Director David Wilwerding, the department emphasizes collaborative engagement with property owners, engineers, and developers, offering an array of online tools designed to simplify project applications and ensure compliance with city standards. By maintaining efficient communication and operational transparency, the department aims to promote sustainable growth and quality development in Johnston. Generated from the website

West Des Moines Water Works is a full service water utility. The department operates a municipal water treatment plant that consists of iron removal, softening, filtration, disinfection and a state certified laboratory. The city of West Des Moines incorporated in October 1893, governs the Water Works Department. It is one of the fastest growing communities in Iowa. Area Development Magazine honored the city of West Des Moines by naming it as one of the Most Attractive Metros for Business in its August/September 2010 issue.