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Did you know you can pick up free firewood here in Johnston? Just stop by the west end of Terra Park, located at 6400 Pioneer Parkway, and pick some up today! Due to the presence of Emerald Ash Borer in Iowa, this firewood may only be transported within P...
The Johnston Partnership serves more than 400 families during the holiday season. Holidays can be a particularly difficult time for families in need. In addition to the monthly emergency food supplies and clothing, the Partnership strives to provide a hol...
City of Johnston’s park restrooms closed for the winter season on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Restrooms at Terra, Lew Clarkson, and Dewey will reopen in spring 2019.Park users may continue using park shelters during the restroom closures.
The Johnston City Council approved a new snow ordinance aimed at simplifying parking regulations during snow and/or ice removal operations. The changes will improve efficiency and safety for street crews and first responders. The City of Johnston may decl...
During early to mid-November, some randomly-chosen Johnston residents will receive a community survey in the mail from ETC Institute. The City of Johnston has commissioned ETC Institute to survey residents on their satisfaction with various aspects of lif...
Johnston Police Officers may look a little different during the month of November as they grow beards to raise funds for a good cause. Participating officers donate money to benefit a pre-selected non-profit organization in order to participate in “No-Sha...
Weekly yard waste collection will begin on Monday, April 2 in Johnston, and will continue every Monday and Tuesday (your regular garbage collection day) through Tuesday, November 27. Yard waste is only collected in Compost It! bags or brown paper lawn bag...
Stormwater is the runoff that results from precipitation. Increasing amounts of impervious surfaces in urban areas, such as rooftops, driveways, parking lots, and streets, decreases the ability of the water to soak into the ground, and increases the amoun...