Our new city administrator, Kent Royster, is looking for part-time, summer workers to help make Riverdale look great!

Riverdale needs to hear from residents about what they feel is needed when it comes to parks, trails and wild spaces owned and cared for by the City. Let us know what you think.

Last year, the Riverdale City Council passed some revisions to the City Code about the use of fireworks. While fireworks are not prohibited for celebrations like the 4th of July, there are some rules you need to know …

Effective Monday, July 6, Riverdale City Hall will be open Monday – Friday from 8am to 5pm.

Saturday, June 13, the Riverdale Fire Department hosted a regional water fight competition in the parking lot at City Hall. This year’s fights were re-named in honor of fallen firefighter, Analiese Chapman.

Riverdale welcomed the coming summer season with a community-wide, ice cream social on Saturday, June 6. Check out the photos and let us know what else you’d like to see happen at our next “social distanced” event.

The Scott County Library Bookmobile will return to Riverdale on July 2nd from 3 – 5:45pm. Residents are encouraged to check out the Book Mobile at Riverdale City Hall.

Join Council Member Kelly Krell and guest Rebecca McMeekan, a public health expert, as they talk about COVID-19 and answer questions from the community as the first of many Community Conversations hosted on Thursday evenings in our Virtual Community Room.

A town hall meeting is scheduled for Sunday, May 21 at 2pm in the Community Room at City Hall and online. Among the topics to be discussed are the barrier fence to be erected between the Havens Acres neighborhood and the MRT, Manor Hill erosion and much more.

A regular meeting of the RIverdale City Council is set for 7pm on Tuesday, June 23, 2020. The meeting will be held online. Details on how to attend by phone or by computer can be found on the City’s website or social media.