City of Jefferson Iowa

City of Jefferson Iowa Official Page for the City of Jefferson, IA

What is LOST?Jefferson voters will consider reauthorizing the Local Option Sales Tax (LOST), on Tuesday, November 3rd.LO...
09/02/2026

What is LOST?

Jefferson voters will consider reauthorizing the Local Option Sales Tax (LOST), on Tuesday, November 3rd.

LOST is a 1% local sales tax approved by Jefferson voters for a specific purpose: 100% of the revenue is dedicated to the repair, maintenance, replacement, and improvement of Jefferson’s infrastructure.

The tax has been in place for approximately 20 years and is currently scheduled to sunset on June 30th, 2027. Voters will consider removing the sunset date.

Watch for more information about how LOST has been used in Jefferson.

HELP WANTED The City of Jefferson, IA is accepting applications for a full-time Utility Billing Clerk.  Duties include c...
09/01/2026

HELP WANTED

The City of Jefferson, IA is accepting applications for a full-time Utility Billing Clerk. Duties include computerized utility billing and payment processing, customer service, receptionist, and general clerical duties. Assists other City departments as required. Salary range is $ 37,752 to $48,235. IPERS and major medical.

Application and job description available at City Hall, 220 N. Chestnut, Jefferson IA 50129 and www.cityofjeffersoniowa.org. Position open until filled with first review of applications on September 11, 2026. EOE.

Welcome to the City of Jefferson, Iowa. Jefferson is a Community that exemplifies the meaning of Midwest living and is a great place to raise a family!

09/01/2026

Yard waste and Brush Fall Pick-up Dates:

September, 28th - 30th
October, 26th - 28th
November, 9th - 12th

Please note that October will be the last month for brush pick-up, meaning November will be yard waste only, and the last month with pick-up available.

Thank you.

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The Parks Department was able to boulder border several different areas down at Daubendiek Park. This includes the separ...
08/31/2026

The Parks Department was able to boulder border several different areas down at Daubendiek Park. This includes the separation between the yard waste site and the park, as well as the parking lot.

If they’re claiming they did it all by hand, please don’t believe them.

The Parks Department and the City would also like to extend a thank you to the County Secondary Roads Crew for supplying the boulders.

Thank You.

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Mayoral Proclamation:This past Tuesday, Mayor Craig Berry read a Proclamation recognizing the 150th anniversary of the C...
08/28/2026

Mayoral Proclamation:

This past Tuesday, Mayor Craig Berry read a Proclamation recognizing the 150th anniversary of the Centennial Block Building, extending a formal appreciation to the ladies of Why Not Us.

The history of the building is very interesting, and has seen some major renovations throughout the past 150 years.

We have heard the history from Peg Raney, but many ladies of Why Not Us are also well-versed in the building’s story.

Congratulations!

Pictured below (Left to Right):

Deb McGinn, Nancy Teusch, (Craig Berry), Ellie Brown, Jacque Andrews

Streets Update:A few crew members of our streets department have been filling several potholes throughout the city.We as...
08/27/2026

Streets Update:

A few crew members of our streets department have been filling several potholes throughout the city.

We ask residents to keep their eyes out for temporary work zones, and appreciate giving our crew members space.

Although it’s not the most glamorous work, it is necessary, and we greatly appreciate our streets crew for getting the job done.

Westwood Sidewalk Engineer Update:
08/27/2026

Westwood Sidewalk Engineer Update:

Fire Department Update:Prior to the City Council Meeting, council members and city staff gathered at the fire station fo...
08/26/2026

Fire Department Update:

Prior to the City Council Meeting, council members and city staff gathered at the fire station for a showing of new fire hose systems.

These are SAM BOOST systems, which are unique in that they allow for a single operator to control a fire hose independently. As an effect, this installation allows fewer volunteers per call. This ultimately reduces response call time, among other benefits.

Showcasing for the department, Chief Jack Williams and firefighter Larry Rogers made the demonstration.

The City greatly appreciates our volunteer firefighters, and the services they provide not only to Jefferson but also the neighboring townships. Thank you!

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08/25/2026

City Council Meeting of Jefferson, IA

08/15/2026

Reminder:

Today, north side of the square, the City will be hosting a hazardous waste removal event from 9:00-11:00AM in partnership with Metro Waste Authority and Boone County Landfill. This is offered to residents of both Jefferson and Greene County.

Please refer to our website and prior postings for more information.

Address

220 N Chestnut
Jefferson, IA
50129

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15153863111

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