We have just been notified that the water samples have passed all requirements.
The boil advisory that was in effect for Circle Drive, Fairlane, E. 6th, and E. 7th from Circle Drive to Barnes Street has been lifted.
You do not need to boil the water before consuming. Thank you for your patience.
Water main repairs took longer than anticipated and water should be restored this afternoon/evening. Regarding the boil advisory WHICH IS STILL IN EFFECT, for this area only, the precautionary test may take 18 hours to obtain results. We will keep everyone updated with information as we receive it.
Due to water main repair, the following area of town will be without water this morning through early afternoon or as soon as repair is complete. Repair of a water main requires a BOIL ADVISORY for the affected area only.
Affected area: Circle Drive, Fairlane Street, E. 6th Street, and E. 7th Street from Circle Drive to Barnes Street.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW MAP OF AFFECTED AREA AS SHOWN WITHIN RED OUTLINE.
If you were not notified via door hangar, this notice does not pertain to you.
Again, affected area only PLEASE DO NOT CONSUME THE WATER FOR APPOXIMATELY 24 HOURS, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY.
YOU MAY USE THE WATER, BUT DO NOT DRINK, COOK OR CONSUME IT UNLESS BOILED FIRST. IF YOUR WATER APPEARS DISCOLORED, RUN COLD WATER FOR SEVERAL MINUTES. WE APPOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE AND WILL UPDATE ONCE MORE INFORMATION IS RECEIVED.
City Code 6.10.020 – License Required
All dogs & cats over SIX months old must be licensed.
Fees: January 1 – February 28
$10 if spayed or neutered, $15 if not spayed or neutered.
For the remainder of the year (March 1 – December 31)
$20 if spayed or neutered, $25 if not spayed or neutered.
Dogs & Cats need to have their license tags on their collar for identification purposes; this allows the City to assist in reuniting a lost dog or cat with its owner.
By order of the City Council of Ida Grove.
Greetings and Happy New Year!
We’re excited to kick off 2025 with the first ‘official’ edition of The Word on the Shelves! This monthly newsletter will keep you up to date on all things library, from new book releases to upcoming programs and library news.
In this January edition, you’ll find:
We hope the new year brings you plenty of time to enjoy great books and discover all the library has to offer. Thank you for being part of our community—we look forward to sharing more stories, knowledge, and exciting opportunities with you in the months to come!
Happy reading,
Your Library Team
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January 2025 Word on the Shelves
