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Bits & Pieces from 2018 to Current

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1. How do I apply for Employment Opportunities?

View City Job Postings Here

2. Do you have a Map and List of Businesses for LeClaire?

We sure do! Download our latest Map and Brochure here

3. Where is the Post Office?

The LeClaire Post Office is located at:

310 Jones St, Le Claire, IA 52753 

Hours(Opening & Closing Times):
Mon - Fri 8:30am - 12:00pm 1:00pm - 4:45pm
Sat 8:30am - 11:30am
Sun Closed

Phone Number: (563) 289-4785

4. How do I contact my local elected officials?

Visit our Government page to find out how to connect with city staff and elected officials.

5. Where is the nearest police station to my residence?

Check out our Police Department page to find out more about where the local police stations are.

For emergencies, dial 9-1-1.

For non-emergencies,
please call 563-289-4242 ext. 1

Police Chief Shane Themas

306 South Cody Road
LeClaire, Iowa 52753

LeClaire Police

6. What attractions are available for visitors to the area?

Leclaire has several interesting attractions. For more information on what we offer, visit our Tourism page.

7. How can I setup Utility Auto-Pay?

DOWNLOAD Utility Checking Auto Pay & E-Bill Form 

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1. When is my garbage/recycling pickup day in LeClaire?

Click on the links below to view and or/print the weekly Republic 2023 Garbage & Recycle Schedule for the City of LeClaire.  The City posts the annual garbage/recycling pickup days on the main page of the city website (usually the 2nd Saturday in October).

2023 Republic Garbage & Recycle Calendar

2. Where can I find a list of current and upcoming Street Repairs/Construction Projects happening around LeClaire?

For ongoing updates (project information, updated schedules, timetables, pictures, etc...) on current and upcoming Street Repairs/Construction Projects around town, click on the Projects "IN THE WORKS" link under the Public Works Page on the City Website.  Also, watch for any Road Closures listed at the top of the main page on the City Website.

3. What is LeClaire's snow removal ordinance?

LeClaire's Snow Removal Ordinance is in effect from November 1 through March 31 each year.  Click on the link below to read the City of LeClaire Snow Ordinance.

City of LeClaire Snow Ordinance

You can also read a summary of snow removal highlights and reminders by checking out our snow removal page located on any of our PWD website pages.

4. Who is responsible to shovel my sidewalk?

Per City Ordinance, you (the property owner) are responsible to shovel sidewalks on your property. 

5. How can I find out about winter road conditions?

You can check Iowa road conditions anytime by going to www.511ia.org or clicking on the "Iowa Road Conditions" link below.

Iowa Road Conditions

6. How do I report a streetlight that is either out or stays on 24/7?

Mid American Energy is in charge of maintaining and repairing streetlights in LeClaire.  If you see a streetlight that is out, broken, flickering, or stays on 24/7, please contact Mid American Energy directly at 888-427-5632 and report the address of the streetlight OR you can also click on the link below to report it.   Thank you for your help in keeping these lights working properly!

Streetlight Repair Form

7. When is the city wide garbage/cleanup day?

The city wide cleanup day for LeClaire residents (bulk items, large items, debris, garbage, tires, appliances) will be held Saturday, October 14  2023  from 8:00am to 4:00pm at the LeClaire Public Works Facility at 1802 Iowa Drive.  The annual free cleanup is usually scheduled the 2nd Saturday of October each year.

Summary:

FREE Disposal of large, bulky waste items, appliances, and tires for all City of LeClaire residents with FULLY PAID City garbage and sewer bills (NO e-waste or hazardous waste).  Bring as many loads and many trips that day as needed.  Just have your proof of LeClaire residency ready (drivers license, garbage bill, etc...)

8. Why are there a couple of Public Works Vehicles driving around slowly with their flashing lights on and stopping periodically on the side of the road (usually around the 1st of each month)?

There are usually 2 Public Works Employees who separately, slowly drive around LeClaire in 2 different Public Works Vehicles with their flashing lights, periodically stopping at different locations - reading meters for our sewer bills.  Meters are usually read electronically by a handheld device or a smartphone.  Most meter readings can be taken from the device in the truck itself; however, once in a while if there is difficulty reading a meter, the Public Works Employee may have to walk up and around the residence to get an accurate reading.  Meters are usually read on or as close to the 1st of each month as possible.

9. What are the requirements for purchasing a building permit? Where do I purchase a building permit?

LeClaire residents can purchase a building permit for $50 from LeClaire City Hall during normal business hours (8:00am -5:00pm Monday through Friday).

Residents need to purchase a building permit for the following projects on your property:

- Fences

- Sheds (120 square feet or less)

- Decks

- Driveway approaches or sidewalks IN City Right of Way (check before you begin)

- Retaining walls

- Swimming pools

- Building Demolition

- Any exterior work (roofing, siding, etc...)

- Solar Panel Installation

- Any exterior construction on your property, etc... will most likely need a permit

The fee for a City of LeClaire "after the fact" building permit increases to $250 and you must stop construction until one is purchased.

COSESCO PERMIT INFORMATION:

If you will be conducting any "land disturbance" excavating, etc..., greater than 900 square feet of ground in size, you are required to obtain a City of LeClaire COSESCO permit in addition to any necessary building permits.  COSESCO Permits also cost $50 and increases to $250 "after the fact".  COSESCO permits are also purchased at LeClaire City Hall during regular business hours.

It's best to call LeClaire City Hall at 563-289-4242 during normal business hours and ask BEFORE you start any work to see in you need any permits if you are uncertain.

10. How and where can I dispose of e-waste and hazardous waste?

The Waste Commission of Scott County provides a FREE E-Waste and Hazardous Waste COLLECTION EVENT each year for all Scott County residents to dispose of any e-waste and hazardous items.

Where:  Arconic main parking lot (4879 State Street, Riverdale)

When:  Thursday, April 21  2022 from 2:00pm to 6:15pm  (Call the Waste Commission for 2023 date).

E-waste:  Computers, monitors, laptops, TVs, VCRs, DVD players, stereos, radios, video game equipment, printers, scanners, digital cameras.

Hazardous waste:  Paints, stains, varnishes, pesticides, fertilizers, weed killer, bug killer, cleaners, auto fluids, adhesives, resins, fluorescent bulbs.

The Waste Commission of Scott County has year round disposal options.  (563) 381-1300 or www.wastecom.com.  Scott Area Recycle Center is located at 5640 Carey Avenue in Davenport.

Scott County Electronics Recovery Center (TV's, Computers, Batteries, Etc...)

5650 Carey Avenue

Davenport, Iowa

(563) 823-0119  (Call for Winter and Summer Hours)

Scott County Household Hazardous Material Facility (Lightbulbs, Fuel, Oils, Hazardous Fluids, Paints, Etc..)

5640 Carey Avenue

Davenport, Iowa

(563) 386-9575  (Call for Winter and Summer Hours)

Recylcing Drop Off Site at Republic Services (Free) (1 Mile East of Arconic off Highway 67)

7:00am to 5:30pm weekdays and 7:00am to noon on Saturdays

11. Am I responsible to keep my lawn mowed and weeds trimmed? What is the weed abatement process?

Summary - you are responsible to keep your lawn mowed and weeds trimmed.  Here is a summary of the City of LeClaire's weed abatement ordinance.

-  In effect from April 1 to November 1 of each year.

-  Property owner is responsible to prevent growth of noxious weeds or vegetation on your property.

-  Property owner is responsible to cut or destroy all weeds, vines, brush, grass, over 10" (inches) in height within 100' (feet) of your home.

-  Property owner is responsible to cut or destroy all weeds, vines, brush, grass, over 2' (feet) in all other areas of your property over 100' (feet) of your home.

-  If weeds/grass reaches these heights or above, and the property owner does not take care of it, the City will complete this work and assess the property owner as follows:

City:     $100 per man-hour (rounded up to the next ½ hour) with a minimum charge of not less than $100 for any and all man-hours or fractional portions thereof (as noted above) expended by the City abating any weed conditions in the event that a property owner fails to comply with any required notice received in this matter.

Additionally, an administrative charge as shown below shall be added to the bill for any subsequent violations:

            1^st violation within two (2) years after initial notice - $100

            2^nd violation within two (2) years after initial notice - $200

            3^rd violation within two (2) years after initial notice - $300

            4^th and subsequent violations within two (2) years after initial notice - $400 per violation.

Private Contractor: Cost +25%.

There will be no other notices.  Click on the following link to read the City of LeClaire mowing/weed abatement requirements in full.

Mowing/Weed Abatement Summary

12. What are the requirements before digging in your yard for any construction, sidewalks, fences, additions, etc?

Before digging in your yard for any reason (footings, landscaping, retaining walls, fences, sidewalks, etc...), please call Iowa One Call at 800-292-8989 or 811 or contact them by clicking on the link below.

Iowa One Call

13. How do I reserve one of the Park or Riverfront Levee shelters, or the Rec Center?

Please click on the appropriate forms below for any information you may need to reserve the Rec Center, Levee Pavilion, or Park Shelters (Huckleberry Park, Hollyhock Park, Scout Park).  You will be required to submit the form and any deposit necessary to City Hall.  Check the Parks and Rec calendar under the Parks and Rec area of the website for available and reserved dates.  Contact City Hall at 563-289-4242 for any questions.

Riverfront Levee Pavilion Use Reservation Form

 

Park Shelter Reservation Form (Huckleberry Park, Hollyhock Park, Scout Park)

Rec Center Reservation Form

14. What is the work going on around 15th Street across from the Fire Department?

Johnson Farms Phase 1 Housing Development has begun on the NW Corner of 15th Street between Wisconsin Street and Holland Street.  Phase 1 of 4 will consist of 80 Single Family Residential Lots on 45+/- Acres.  All 4 Phases will consist of 180+ Acres and include 200+ homes.

Timetable:  Began February, 2022

Road Construction:  Contractors added curb and gutter section to 15th Street between Wisconsin Street and Holland Street.  Watch for periodic lane closures and construction equipment.  Please click on the "IN THE WORKS" link for updates in conjunction with this development.

Construction Projects "IN THE WORKS"

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1. Do you have a Map and List of Businesses for LeClaire?

We sure do! Download our latest map and brochure here!