City of Riverdale Iowa Government

09/14/2026

09/10/2026

Our City Hall drop box has officially packed its bags and moved to a new home! 😊 You can now find it at the front/visitor entrance to City Hall instead of the employee entrance.

Why the move? Its new location comes with some pretty nice amenities:

📍No stairs!
📍A covered area to keep you (and your paperwork) out of the weather!
📍Conveniently located right at the visitor entrance!
📍Still available for dropping off payments, forms, and other City business!

Thank you to our Public Works team for relocating the drop box and helping us make City Hall a little more convenient and accessible for everyone.

We’ve attached a photo so you’ll know exactly where to find it. 😊

09/04/2026

Just a friendly reminder: City Hall will be closed on Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day.
Additionally, Trash/Recycle pickup will occur on Tuesday, September 8th.
We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable weekend!

08/31/2026

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08/28/2026

🌈 COLOR THE CAMPUS is coming to Riverdale! 🎉

We’re excited to share that Eastern Iowa Community Colleges is bringing Color the Campus to Scott Community College right here in Riverdale on Saturday, October 17!

08/28/2026

Two Pleasant Valley High School seniors are putting their car detailing skills to work for a cause they care about.

08/28/2026

🏛️ **City Hall Tuckpointing Project – Phase 2 Underway!**

If you’ve noticed some work happening around City Hall, we’re currently in Phase 2 of a multi-phase tuckpointing project designed to preserve and protect the building for years to come.

Work completed so far has included repairs to the fireplace chimney, the front wall, and the staff entrance, and we’re continuing to work our way around the building in phases.

Tuckpointing involves repairing and replacing deteriorated mortar between bricks. It may not be the most glamorous improvement, but it’s an important part of preventing water intrusion, protecting the brickwork, and avoiding much more costly repairs down the road.

We know it’s important for residents to see how their tax dollars are being invested in the community. Projects like this are part of the City’s ongoing effort to responsibly maintain the buildings, infrastructure, parks, and other assets our residents have already invested in.

📸 **Take a look at the before-and-after photos!** The difference may be in the details, but those details go a long way toward protecting the building.

Sometimes good government looks like budgets, ordinances, and meetings...and sometimes it looks like fresh mortar! 😄

We’ll continue working through the remaining phases to keep City Hall in good condition and protect this community asset for years to come.