City of Riverdale Iowa Government

City of Riverdale Iowa Government The City of Riverdale, Iowa, is nestled along the banks of the Mississippi River in the Quad Cities.

It's home to approximately 550 residents, with a daily influx of approximately 10,000 people who spend their time at school and work in Riverdale.

Just a friendly reminder:  City Hall will be closed on Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day.  Additionally,...
09/04/2026

Just a friendly reminder: City Hall will be closed on Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day.
Additionally, Trash/Recycle pickup will occur on Tuesday, September 8th.
We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable weekend!

09/03/2026
The Iowa League of Cities’ People’s All-Star Community competition is down to the FINAL FOUR, and Bettendorf is represen...
09/01/2026

The Iowa League of Cities’ People’s All-Star Community competition is down to the FINAL FOUR, and Bettendorf is representing the Quad Cities!

Let’s make sure the rest of Iowa knows the Quad Cities show up for our communities. 💪

👉 Head over to the Iowa League of Cities’ page and cast your vote for BETTENDORF by liking their photo! Vote early, and vote often. Tell your friends!

Four cities remain. One winner. And we’d certainly like to see that trophy find its way to our side of the state. 😉🏆

We’re rooting for you, neighbors! 💙

🌈 COLOR THE CAMPUS is coming to Riverdale! 🎉We’re excited to share that Eastern Iowa Community Colleges is bringing Colo...
08/28/2026

🌈 COLOR THE CAMPUS is coming to Riverdale! 🎉

We’re excited to share that Eastern Iowa Community Colleges is bringing Color the Campus to Scott Community College right here in Riverdale on Saturday, October 17!

08/28/2026

Two Pleasant Valley High School seniors are putting their car detailing skills to work for a cause they care about.

🏛️ **City Hall Tuckpointing Project – Phase 2 Underway!**If you’ve noticed some work happening around City Hall, we’re c...
08/28/2026

🏛️ **City Hall Tuckpointing Project – Phase 2 Underway!**

If you’ve noticed some work happening around City Hall, we’re currently in Phase 2 of a multi-phase tuckpointing project designed to preserve and protect the building for years to come.

Work completed so far has included repairs to the fireplace chimney, the front wall, and the staff entrance, and we’re continuing to work our way around the building in phases.

Tuckpointing involves repairing and replacing deteriorated mortar between bricks. It may not be the most glamorous improvement, but it’s an important part of preventing water intrusion, protecting the brickwork, and avoiding much more costly repairs down the road.

We know it’s important for residents to see how their tax dollars are being invested in the community. Projects like this are part of the City’s ongoing effort to responsibly maintain the buildings, infrastructure, parks, and other assets our residents have already invested in.

📸 **Take a look at the before-and-after photos!** The difference may be in the details, but those details go a long way toward protecting the building.

Sometimes good government looks like budgets, ordinances, and meetings...and sometimes it looks like fresh mortar! 😄

We’ll continue working through the remaining phases to keep City Hall in good condition and protect this community asset for years to come.

🚫 A Friendly Reminder: Parks Are for Playing, Not Driving! 🌳We love seeing our parks and playgrounds being enjoyed, but ...
08/28/2026

🚫 A Friendly Reminder: Parks Are for Playing, Not Driving! 🌳

We love seeing our parks and playgrounds being enjoyed, but we’ve recently had some issues with motorized vehicles being driven in City parks and playground areas.

Just a friendly reminder that motorized vehicles are not permitted in City parks under City ordinance. Unfortunately, driving through these areas can damage grass, landscaping, and other park property, and nobody wants our parks looking like an off-road course. 😬

We’re asking everyone to please help us take care of these shared community spaces and keep motorized vehicles out of the parks and playgrounds.

The Scott County Sheriff’s Office has been notified and will be monitoring the situation. We’d much rather this friendly reminder do the trick, but if the activity continues, citations may be issued.

Thanks for helping us keep Riverdale’s parks safe, beautiful, and ready for people, picnics, and playgrounds, not tire tracks! 🌳🛝💚

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110 Manor Drive
Riverdale, IA
52722

Opening Hours

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

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