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What You Need to Know About Snow Removal
Preparing for cold weather and coping with the challenges of Iowa winters is always a challenge. Here are some key pieces of information to help City of Newton residents prepare.
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Local Grants Available

Find information about local grants available including the Downtown Micro-grant, Downtown Housing Grant and the Dangerous & Dilapidated Program.
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Pet Licenses Renewals Available Online
The Newton Police Department has 2022 dog, cat and miniature pig licenses available. For those renewing their pet licenses this year, the deadline is Thursday, March 31, 2022, to avoid a $20 late fee.
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Current Projects
Find information about current projects happening in the City of Newton including trail repairs, lighting improvements and much more.
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Newton's Comprehensive Plan Update
MSA, the consultant helping with the comprehensive plan update, has created a website headquarter for the planning process and has links to various online engagement/feedback opportunities.
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City Building, Office & Facility Locations
Need to visit a department in person? We've put together all the information you need - including where each of the departments are located - in one spot!
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News Flash

Service Disruption - Phones/Internet/Email at City Offices Not Available

The City of Newton will be experiencing a service disruption to our internet service on Friday, January 21 at 2 p.m. through the end of the business day as upgrades are made to the system. Read on...
Newton Fire Department Reminds Residents about Testing Carbon Monoxide Alarms

Do you test your carbon monoxide (CO) alarms once a month? It’s important to test your CO alarms that often to make sure they’re working properly. Your CO alarm provides an early warning of deadly CO gas. Read on...
Mayor Signs Proclamation Continuing the Public Health Disaster Through January 2022

Mayor Michael L. Hansen signed a proclamation continuing the Public Health Disaster through January 31, 2022. Read on...
NFD Reminds Residents about Carbon Monoxide Alarm Requirements and Recommendations

Are carbon monoxide (CO) alarms installed and maintained in your home? If not, then you and everyone in your household could be at risk of CO poisoning. Read on...

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