Doug Maxeiner cited significant health issues in a letter to Mayor Mike Matson.

Davenport Police, Fire, and Public Works crews continue to respond to the storm event that caused property damage and flooding across the City.

The mural is on the train bridge wall next to the Davenport Police Department building on Harrison Street.

Update on Marquette and River Dr Project

The development team plans to turn part of the Wittenmyer campus into 46 apartments. Most units would be for low-to moderate-income families, while a handful will be offered at market rate.

Bridge rehabilitation is expected to be done by August.

Contributions from RDA, Quad City Bank and Trust, Quad Cities Community Foundation, Hubbell-Waterman Foundation, and IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union will support payment of living stipends for members’ service through the end of August.

A 114,000 square-foot last-mile delivery station is under construction, with work expected to be done in late 2025.

Investment in the city’s major roads and neighborhood streets is a top priority.

The series features a mix of musical genres, from country to soul. Food vendors will be available at the park venues.

Locally, this decision impacts 22 AmeriCorps members currently serving in Davenport, along with six others about to start summer contracts. In the 14 years of the program, the City of Davenport hosted 870 members who served on year-round and summer contracts.

Davenport’s relationship with Langfang dates back to 2018, after visits to both cities from the respective delegations. A Sister City relationship creates diplomatic ties between cities around the world to advance the public good through cultural awareness.

The West Loop extends the current bike path from Emeis Park Drive to West Locust and Wisconsin Streets.

From funding to flooding, these are the answers to the most frequently asked questions about Main Street Landing.

A push ceremony is a traditional that dates back to the mid-1800s, when horses pulled wagons to fires.

The funding comes from interest earned on the City's ARPA account.

Rehab work begins on the Harrison St. bridge over Duck Creek.

City leaders and community partners donned their hard hats to turn the dirt, ceremonially starting construction on the site.

Work on $14.1 million series of projects on 3rd and 4th Streets begins March 31

The City’s S&P rating is AA and stable. In reaffirming the City’s Aa2 rating, Moody’s also upgraded the outlook from stable to positive.

Main Street Landing is a 10-acre park between Main Street and the roller dams designed with play areas, water features, and a multi-use plaza for four seasons of adventure along the river.

Effective immediately, City Council meetings will be livestreamed and published in full.

In the new space, players can visit the reception area to check in for their tee times, browse the pro shop, and enjoy a beverage with a spectacular view of the course.

Current snow response status and related news

Main Street Landing is a four-season park, plaza and green space that will transform the area between the roller dams downriver to LeClaire Park.

Find information on current flood response information and news here

Chief Carlsten recognized for his dedication to the Davenport community after 32 years of service.

The Community Survey is administered every 2 years, gathering feedback on the quality of City services.

Davenport City Council approved a code change to align the City’s Automated Traffic Enforcement (ATE) program with Iowa state law.

In her new role as CFO, Gerlach will lead the City’s Finance Department by managing day-to-day financial operations, budget planning, and providing oversight of revenue and purchasing.

The Warren Street house is the second property to be renovated using matching funding through Extreme DREAM.

The City of Davenport is reviewing two reports that analyze the city’s housing needs and the challenges preventing people from having fair access to decent, affordable housing.

Sixth round of funding totals $900,000 for homes in heritage neighborhoods.

The Senior Light Tour brought 450 seniors along a route to view some of the most stunning holiday light displays in the city.

Davenport City Council is considering a financial agreement with the developer of Riverwatch Place to help pay for the hotel project using hotel/motel tax funds.

Statistics show downward trend in shots fired incidents and stolen vehicles.

The U.S. News & World Report rankings of top cities evaluate overall value, job market, cost of living, and quality of life.

Maxeiner describes his first couple weeks on the job, meeting his new team members, and setting his priorities.

The Davenport City Council approved financial protections for tenants when rental units don't meet health and safety standards.

The banners will be displayed on light posts on the path along the Davenport riverfront stretching from the area near Veterans Memorial Park to the Centennial Bridge.

The File of Life is a medical history card stored in a magnetized pouch that gives first responders access to a patient’s medical history in the event of an emergency.

Fairmount Community Center is now open for after school and open gym drop-in hours!

A handful of short-term and potential long-term locations are under consideration for Davenport Junior Theatre.

Davenport Mayor Mike Matson joined the staff of Visit Quad Cities to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Union Station.

The Davenport City Council voted to approve the hiring of the new City Administrator Doug Maxeiner.

Designs to reconstruct the E 13th St Railroad Overpass Bridge begin soon