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The Newton City Council and City of Newton staff would like to remind Newton citizens that they have the option to view City Council meetings virtually.
Mayor Michael L. Hansen signed a proclamation continuing the Public Health Disaster through July 31, 2020. The proclamation encourages all vulnerable citizens of Newton to continue to limit their activities outside of the home. The proclamation also allow...
In observance of Independence Day, City offices and buildings will be closed on Friday, July 3.
After careful consideration, the City of Newton will move forward with a Fourth of July fireworks-only event at Agnes Patterson Memorial Park during the evening of Saturday, July 4. All other activities have been canceled.
Earlier this year the Greater New...
Pets are often considered members of our families, even as our best friends. We rely on them in times of crisis to overcome stress and anxiety. The COVID-19 pandemic is no different. As families shelter in place, Americans are adopting pets at record leve...
Newton City Council voted in 2017 to limit the usage and sale of fireworks. All consumer fireworks sales will need to conform to all applicable Building, Site Plan and Zoning Ordinances of the City of Newton. Those interested in selling fireworks will nee...
A barn in Ogden, a courthouse in Decorah, a tiny cemetery chapel in Avoca and a sprawling military base on the south side of Des Moines – these are just four of the 14 historic preservation projects that were honored in a virtual ceremony Thursd...
Small business owners in Jasper County now have access to local funds during this difficult time.
A joint effort between the Newton Development Corporation (NDC), Jasper County Economic Development Corporation (JEDCO), the City of Newton, Jasper County and...
Due to the generosity of so many, a total of $128,525 in assistance was provided through the Business Assistance Program that was set up in early May. In total, 57 businesses/non-profits throughout Jasper County received financial assistance through the p...
The success of the event will gre...
Opening day at Maytag Pool is scheduled for Friday, June 26. Admission is just $2 per person. Hours vary by day.
Please that there are many changes to rules to keep swimmers, guests, and staff health & safe and to follow public health guidance related ...
It’s time for the Project AWAKE’s newest event - Making Summer Count 6-Week Walking Challenge. Sign up today for this six-week walking challenge that begins on July 1! The challenge aims to get people outside and to enjoy the outdoors ...
Staying physically active is one of the best ways to keep your mind and body healthy. In many areas, people can visit parks, trails, and open spaces as a way to relieve stress, get some fresh air and vitamin D, stay active, and safely connect with others....
The hike and bike trail on N 11th Ave E, between E 19th St N and Agnes Patterson Park, will be closed sometime on or about May 21st due to the Arbor Estates Grading Project. As part of this large project, the majority of this trail section will be removed...
The Newton Fire Department will start annual hydrant testing starting Monday, June 29 in the eastern part of the community. This year’s area is E 8th Street and east.
The Newton Fire Department will make every effort to work the testing...
Citizens within Newton city limits may discharge fireworks on:
Other requirements for firework use in city limits include:
Approximately 10% of thunderstorms are considered severe, which means they produce hail at least three-quarters of an inch in diameter, have winds of at least 58 miles per hour, or produce a tornado. Lightning often strikes outside of heavy rain and may o...
Fire can spread rapidly through your home, leaving you as little as two minutes to escape safely once the alarm sounds. Your ability to get out depends on advance warning from smoke alarms and advance planning—a home fire escape plan that everyo...
The Newton Police Department recently conducted a Traffic Enforcement Project in the city. The NPD focused on seat belt enforcement and other traffic violations. The project took place between the hours of 12:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M, resulting in 13 traffic s...
The next phase of the library’s reopening plan begins Monday, July 6, with expanded curbside pickup hours and access to public computers by appointment.
Jasper County Conservation and the Newton Public Library have partnered together to create an online family challenge that will take you from your home, to your backyard and out to four of our favorite county parks!
The game will be run through t...
Download the READSquared app for free from your devices App Store (Apple or Google). The app will go live June 1 and the program concludes July 31. Kids will earn 100 points for every chapter book read, and 5...
Newton WaterWorks will resume disconnections of past-due water bills effective July 1, 2020. The utility bills water as well as sewer, solid waste/recycling for the City of Newton. A moratorium on disconnects and late charges have been in effect since the...
Newton WaterWorks will be repainting the central water tower located on South 2nd Ave West, near downtown Newton. JR Stelzer Company of Lincoln, Nebraska, will be the contractor and will be staging at the tower at the end of this week (June 19).
The tower ...
