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UPCOMING MEETING DATES

Thursday, March 25th @ 6:00 - Town Hall meeting for the residents of Norwalk to meet with and discuss current topics with the Mayor and Council members @ the Norwalk Easter Public Library

Tuesday, March 30th @ 7:00 - Foundation Drain Removal Ordinance District 2 meeting to familiarize all residents throughout the community of how this may affect them @ Norwalk United Methodist Church

Monday, April 5th @ 5:30 - Annual Stormwater Workshop to outline and discuss changes, requirements and expectations including the DNR MS-4 permit and inspections @ the Norwalk Easter Public Library

 

SUMP PUMP / FOUNDATION DRAIN REMOVAL
for more information click here 
current District 2 map 

 

The City of Norwalk is looking for two volunteers from our community to serve in an advisory capacity to the mayor and city council.  We have one vacancy on the Utility Advisory Commission which meets quarterly.  We also have a vacancy on the Board of Adjustment which meets on an as needed basis.  Vacancies are created when a member moves permanently from the city, or the term ends. The City of Norwalk makes every effort to organize a diversified group of citizens representing gender balance, a variety of ages and interests. If you are interested in volunteering to serve in either of these two capacities, please submit, in writing, your desire to Mike Johnson, 705 North Avenue, Norwalk, IA  50211 or mikejohnson@ci.norwalk.ia.us


The City of Norwalk assessed damage city wide and made the decision not to do curbside collection of tree branches from the January ice storm.  Norwalk property owners have the following options:  storm debris can be hauled to the Metro Park East Landfill or utilize the curbside Compost it! pick up, which begins March 31, 2010.  to view the Metro Waste Authority press release click here

Norwalk is “a growing city that has held on to its small town charm” that is how most people would describe Norwalk, Iowa.  With a growing population of 9,000, Norwalk is located in Northwestern Warren County just minutes from West Des Moines, downtown Des Moines and the Des Moines International Airport.  Norwalk is part of the Des Moines metropolitan area.  The newly completed Highway 5 bypass provides convenient access to Interstate Highways 35 and 80.

Norwalk offers excellent schools, low crime and affordable taxes.  We strive to maintain our small town atmosphere while offering unique advantages that provide business,
personal and professional growth opportunities.

Come visit our community and you will find Norwalk, Iowa a great place to live, work and play!