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Public Works
Open House
SATURDAY
MAY 20
1-3 p.m., Water Treatment Plant
80 Stephen Atkins Drive
We're kicking off National Public Works Week by celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Iowa
City Water Treatment Plant. Join us at the Public Works Open House to learn about your drinking
water and the public works professionals who keep our infrastructure in tip-top shape.
ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE: For event updates, follow the City on
Equipment/facility tours & demonstrations LEI social @CityoflowaCity or sign up for
Educational booths & exhibits email notices at icgov.org/Subscribe
and more! (select General City News).
0 Learn more about Iowa City drinking water and the treatment plant at icgov.org/Water.
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FOR THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS & MORE:
Aquatics
Summer Camp
Nature & Arts Education
Special Events
!/I Farmers Market
Adaptive & Inclusive Programs
Youth Sports
Locations include:
Starting pay Apply online Mercer Park Aquatic Center
$15/hour Robert A. Lee Rec. Center
Training included City Park Pool (seasonal)
Iowa City parks
Saturdays
May 6 - Chauncey Swan
Oct. 28, 2023 Parking Ramp
7:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.
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Youth View the Summer Activity Guide and register online at icgov.org/Recreation.
Sports Participants can register at our recreation centers or by calling 319-356-5100.
2022 Water Consumer Confidence Report
will be available online beginning May 1
The 2022 Iowa City Water Consumer Confidence Report provides important information about the
City's drinking water treatment process, water quality parameters, and who to contact with questions
or concerns. This report is required by the Environmental Protection Agency. Consumers may review
the 2022 edition of the report at icgov.org/ccreport effective May 1, 2023. To request a printed copy,
call 319-356-5160.
Top quality drinking water is the primary commitment of the Iowa City Water Division. We operate your
water treatment plant and water distribution network to deliver a steady, reliable supply of safe drinking
water to homes and businesses. Our dedicated staff of 32 water professionals work 24 hours -a -day year-
round in all weather to ensure the future health and vitality of our community's water supply. If you have
questions or concerns about your drinking water, contact the Water Division at 319-356-5160.
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319-356-5160
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