(Update: 09-20-19) Documents now available for the City Council Meeting to take place on Tuesday evening, September 24th at 7pm. The meeting will take place in the Community Room at Riverdale City Hall.

Visit Quad Cities – the organization responsible for promoting the community as a tourist destination is asking local residents for their input about what makes the Quad Cities worth visiting (besides seeing the world’s largest aluminum rolling mill, of course). Please help!

Mayor Mike Bawden invites kids to write what they would do if they were mayor as part of the Iowa League of Cities “If I Were Mayor” essay contest and his re-election announcement.

(Update 09-17-19) The agenda for the town hall meeting set for Sunday, September 22 at 2pm has been slightly modified. Please come with an open mind and questions for city representatives and your neighbors.

(Updated 09/17/19) According to Dan Casciato, Metronet’s Government Affairs Manager for Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa, the company’s plans now call for Riverdale to receive fiber optic service by mid to late-February 2020.

Members of the Riverdale Volunteer Fire Department were on hand to welcome some of America’s greatest generation as veterans from WWII and the Korean War prepare to leave the Quad Cities on an Honor Flight to Washington, DC.

As an action coming out of the City’s Invasive Plant Task Force, the task force’s chair, Council Member Kelly Krell, has drafted an RFP for a comprehensive vegetation study. You can view and comment on that RFP here.

Join Council Member, Kelly Krell, as she and a host of Riverdale volunteers work Saturday morning (October 19) to eliminate patches of invasive honeysuckle from Riverdale’s parks and wild places.

Notes and minutes from the Riverdale City Council Meeting held on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 in the Community Room at Riverdale City Hall.

QC United’s anti-bullying mascot, Pete the Purple Bull, will be hosting a 5k run through Riverdale on Saturday, October 12. Event information is available here.