Floyd County Iowa Engineer/Secondary Roads

06/04/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE
A speed feedback trailer will be placed at various locations throughout Floyd County over the next few weeks to collect traffic and speed data.

06/01/2026

ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE

Temporary Bridge Closure – Marble Rock

Beginning June 2, 2026, the bridge in Marble Rock will be temporarily closed to allow for the removal and replacement of the bridge approaches.

The closure is expected to last approximately three (3) weeks.

Please follow the signed detour route during the closure.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation while these improvements are completed.

05/26/2026

ROAD NOTIFICATION

05/07/2026

FOR SALE

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04/28/2026

Sharing a new employment opportunity within Floyd County! If you or someone you know is looking for a unique new job experience, take a look at this.
The official job posting can be found in the first comment below.

03/23/2026

03/13/2026

About the Property Tax Notice You Receive in the Mail

You may have recently received a new statewide property tax hearing notice in your mailbox. This mailing is required by Iowa law and is meant to help property owners understand upcoming budget hearings and proposed property tax changes for the next fiscal year.

Here’s what you’ll see in the notice:

1. Hearing Information
The front page includes three sections showing the date, time, and location of public hearings for:
- Your School District
- County
- City (if you live within city limits)
These hearings are only for discussing proposed property tax requests, not the full budget. That separate hearing will occur later.

2. Proposed Tax Rates and Revenue
Each section shows:
- Current year property tax dollars and rates
- Next year’s proposed property tax dollars and rates
- Whether the proposal represents an increase or decrease

3. How Your Current Taxes Are Distributed
The back page includes a table showing how your current property taxes are divided among your local governments (school, county, city). This is based on totals for your tax district—not the full amount each government receives.

4. Examples of Potential Changes to Your Taxes
The notice also provides examples for residential and commercial properties to illustrate how taxes could change when property values or tax rates change.

🟡 These are only examples—your actual bill may differ based on your property’s valuation and the final adopted budgets. 🟡

Want to See How the Proposed Rates Affect Your Property?
You can use the State’s property tax tool here:

👉 https://dom.iowa.gov/local-government/citizen-property-tax-guide

If you have questions about the notice or upcoming hearings, feel free to call the Auditor’s Office at 641‑257‑6131.

(Comments on this page are not monitored regularly, so calling is the best way to get accurate and timely information.)

12/23/2025

✨🎄 Happy Holidays from Floyd County! 🎄✨

Please note our special holiday hours:
📅 Dec 24: 8 AM – 12 PM
🎁 Dec 25: Closed
❄️ Dec 26: Closed (except Clerk of Court: 8 AM – 4:30 PM)
🎆 Jan 1: Closed

Enjoy the season, stay safe, and we look forward to serving you in the New Year! 🌟