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City of Centerville, IA
1 week 4 days ago
City Council meetings occur on the First and Third Monday of each month at 6pm. Currently, all meetings are occurring in the City Hall Council Chambers. Meetings are available to join in person or online via Zoom. Please use the following connection information if you wish to join the meeting live:
https://zoom.us/j/92284366531?pwd=VGpPc3dtWngzWkt1VVFZbkc2REM0dz09
Meeting ID: 922 8436 6531 Password: 620695
Dial-in: 1 (312) 626 - 6799 Meeting ID: 922 8436 6531
City Council meetings are also broadcast on Facebook through GOPitchTV.
https://zoom.us/j/92284366531?pwd=VGpPc3dtWngzWkt1VVFZbkc2REM0dz09
Meeting ID: 922 8436 6531 Password: 620695
Dial-in: 1 (312) 626 - 6799 Meeting ID: 922 8436 6531
City Council meetings are also broadcast on Facebook through GOPitchTV.
City of Centerville, IA
2 weeks 4 days ago
With low temperatures hitting Centerville this past week, now's the perfect time to check on your water meter and other equipment to make sure it's properly protected from inclement weather.
Utility customers are responsible for all service line and equipment past the water main. This includes, but is not limited to, the valve before the meter, the meter, service line, and your stop box. With cold temperatures likely to stick around, do your part to ensure your meter is protected from freezing. Meters that become cracked, begin leaking, etc. due to freezing or other negligence will be replaced at the expense of the property owner.
Not sure what your meter looks like? Pictured below is a Sensus iPERL 5/8" meter, which is commonly found in residential homes.
Utility customers are responsible for all service line and equipment past the water main. This includes, but is not limited to, the valve before the meter, the meter, service line, and your stop box. With cold temperatures likely to stick around, do your part to ensure your meter is protected from freezing. Meters that become cracked, begin leaking, etc. due to freezing or other negligence will be replaced at the expense of the property owner.
Not sure what your meter looks like? Pictured below is a Sensus iPERL 5/8" meter, which is commonly found in residential homes.
City of Centerville, IA
3 weeks 4 days ago
Got questions about making online utility payments? We've got answers! Check out our FAQs below.
City of Centerville, IA
1 month ago
Ever wonder how cities like Centerville decide where your tax dollars go? Sophie breaks it all down in a fun, easy-to-understand video! Learn about the city budgeting process and how you can get involved. Watch now:
City of Centerville, IA
1 month ago
City Hall will be briefly closed from 10:00am to 12:00pm this Thursday, January 9th, 2025, so our employees may attend a training course. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
City of Centerville, IA
1 month 1 week ago
It's time to register for your 2025 animal license! All City of Centerville residents with a pet in the city limits must obtain their annual license.
City of Centerville, IA
1 month 1 week ago
Landlords! The last day to get this in is today. We've got plenty of forms here if you've lost your mailed copy. Don't be late!
City of Centerville, IA
1 month 2 weeks ago
City Hall will be closed in observance of New Year's Day. Wishing everyone a joyful new year!
City of Centerville, IA
1 month 3 weeks ago
City Hall will be closed for the holidays!
As always, utility payments may be made online at https://centervilleia.municipalonlinepayments.com/centervilleia/utilities
As always, utility payments may be made online at https://centervilleia.municipalonlinepayments.com/centervilleia/utilities
City of Centerville, IA
1 month 4 weeks ago
Have you ever cleared snow from your driveway only to be blocked in when the plow passes? Here's a diagram on how one should shovel their driveway.
With more snow on the way, here's a reminder that snow emergencies are detailed under City Code 10.96.020 - Parking ban.
No person shall park, abandon or leave unattended any vehicle on designated snow routes or on any other street or alley not designated as a snow route from or during such times as may be proclaimed by the mayor or his designee as a snow emergency. The designated snow route parking ban will remain in effect until such time as all snow, ice and snowdrifts have been removed.
With more snow on the way, here's a reminder that snow emergencies are detailed under City Code 10.96.020 - Parking ban.
No person shall park, abandon or leave unattended any vehicle on designated snow routes or on any other street or alley not designated as a snow route from or during such times as may be proclaimed by the mayor or his designee as a snow emergency. The designated snow route parking ban will remain in effect until such time as all snow, ice and snowdrifts have been removed.