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BROADBAND VISIONING STUDY - WE NEED YOUR INPUT

The City of Johnston is undertaking a Broadband Visioning Study to evaluate existing broadband connectivity in neighborhoods across Johnston and explore ways to improve broadband service for residents and businesses. Read on...
KEEP THE WREATH RED THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

The Johnston-Grimes Metropolitan Fire Department is continuing a great holiday tradition for the fifth year in a row. Keep the Wreath Red promotes fire safety as thousands of Johnston and Grimes residents decorate for the holidays. Read on...
JGMFD SEEKING RFP FROM QUALIFIED CONSULTANTS

The Cities of Johnston and Grimes, Iowa are requesting proposals from qualified consultants to analyze their partnership for joint fire and EMS services. Read on...
MASK UP JOHNSTON CAMPAIGN

City leaders encourage residents to participate in the #MaskUpJohnston campaign to slow the spread and keep our community and loved ones safe. Let’s gather together to protect our community. Read on...
BLUE DRAGON PROGRAM SEEKS DONATIONS

The Johnston Police Department is proud to take part in the Blue Dragon program. Unfortunately, it is 2020, and the event this year will look a lot different, but we will still be able to provide a happy holiday season to children and their families. Read on...
CITY OFFICES CLOSED TO PUBLIC THROUGH DECEMBER 14

Due to the continued increase in COVID-19 cases and the safety and well-being of our residents and employees, Johnston is extending all City office and public building closures (including the Library) through Monday, Dec. 14. Read on...
MAYOR'S RUN FOR FOOD MARKS ITS EIGHTH YEAR

Mayor Paula Dierenfeld is at it again for the eighth year in a row! She has issued another challenge to Johnston residents this holiday season. Her goal is to reach 1,000 miles. But due to COVID-19, monetary donations are preferred this year. Read on...
MAYOR DIERENFELD ISSUES PROCLAMATION OF EMERGENCY STRONGLY ENCOURAGING USE OF FACE MASKS

Johnston Mayor Paula Dierenfeld issued a proclamation, and it was approved by Council on Monday, Nov. 23, 2020, encouraging the observance of public health practices to slow the spread of COVID-19. The proclamation will remain in effect until rescinded. Read on...
WINTER COLLECTION IN JOHNSTON

For two weeks only, Johnston residents can have their tree picked up curbside for the small cost of a Compost It! sticker. Please make sure all ornaments, lights, and wires have been removed. Wreaths and garlands are not accepted. Read on...
CITY WELCOMES NEW DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF

The Johnston Grimes Metropolitan Fire Department is pleased to announce Brynne Burrough was selected as Deputy Fire Chief. Deputy Fire Chief’s first day is Monday, Nov. 30, 2020. Read on...
BEARDS BEHIND THE BADGE

Johnston Police Officers may look a little different during November and December as they grow beards to raise funds for a good cause. The funds raised will be given to Starts Right Here. Read on...
PROPERLY DISPOSE OF AMERICAN FLAGS

Retiring an American flag requires the proper disposal. The community flag drop box, located behind the Public Safety building, 6373 Merle Hay Rd., was part of an Eagle Scout project. Read on...
PINK PATCHES RAISE MONEY FOR A GOOD CAUSE

The Johnston Police Department took part in the Pink Patch Project, a collaborative public campaign for October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Through donations and patch sales, the department raised $2,767.70 for Susan G. Komen Greater Iowa. Read on...
MUNICIPAL UTILITY PAYMENT OPTIONS INCLUDING DROP BOX

Now that Johnston City Hall is in a new location, so is the utility payment drop box. It is located east of the entrance doors, just outside of the building. The City provides other utility payment options as well. Read on...
CITY PARK RESTROOMS CLOSING FOR WINTER

The City of Johnston’s park restrooms and outdoor drinking fountains will be closing over the next few weeks due to the impending cold weather. Read on...
HISTORY OF JOHNSTON CITY HALL

The Johnston City Hall has a significant amount of history, but after 34 years, we have outgrown the space, and the building is no longer able to be operated efficiently. On Monday, Oct. 12, the new City Hall will be open for business. Read on...

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BROADBAND VISIONING STUDY - WE NEED YOUR INPUT

KEEP THE WREATH RED THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

JGMFD SEEKING RFP FROM QUALIFIED CONSULTANTS

MASK UP JOHNSTON CAMPAIGN

BLUE DRAGON PROGRAM SEEKS DONATIONS

CITY OFFICES CLOSED TO PUBLIC THROUGH DECEMBER 14

MAYOR'S RUN FOR FOOD MARKS ITS EIGHTH YEAR

MAYOR DIERENFELD ISSUES PROCLAMATION OF EMERGENCY STRONGLY ENCOURAGING USE OF FACE MASKS

WINTER COLLECTION IN JOHNSTON

CITY WELCOMES NEW DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF

BEARDS BEHIND THE BADGE

PROPERLY DISPOSE OF AMERICAN FLAGS

PINK PATCHES RAISE MONEY FOR A GOOD CAUSE

MUNICIPAL UTILITY PAYMENT OPTIONS INCLUDING DROP BOX

CITY PARK RESTROOMS CLOSING FOR WINTER

HISTORY OF JOHNSTON CITY HALL

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