The intersection of Hillandale and Slopertown Roads is open!

W 13th down to one westbound lane between Stark and Zenith...

City’s strong financial management leads to AA and Aa3 ratings ahead of bond issuance

Main St is closed between 2nd and 3rd St...

Project should be complete in the Spring of 2021

Riverfront Rail Crossing Restoration will continue through the fall.

Surveys seek input on City services and budget priorities for City Council

Order meant to help slow the spread of COVID-19

General Obligation Corporate Bond sale, Blackhawk Creek Stabilization, and the conveyance of the Heritage property are three things to know for this City Council cycle.

Find resources for August 10 Derecho Recovery

W 2nd St between Marquette and Fillmore will re-open by the end of the day Fri Oct 16

Division St to open to two travel lanes on Monday Oct 12

Burning native landscapes helps valuable ecosystems thrive

DREAM Project Funds Lead To Investment and Revitalization Of Core Neighborhoods

Davenport commended on actions and leading the community to be more disaster-resistant

Davenport Encourages Citizens to Sign Up for Davenport Snow Emergency Alerts

With thousands of residents still uncounted, millions of dollars are at stake

Two families in the City of Davenport will begin their journey as homeowners today. Our Community & Economic Development staff completed and sold two homes in the latest round of the City’s Urban Homestead Loan Program. This program provides the opportunity for home ownership to families in the low and moderate household income thresholds. Here is one family’s story.

On Monday, September 15, 2020, American Legion Post 26 honored Davenport Police Lt. Greg Behning and Davenport Fire Capt. Todd Whitchelo as their police officer and firefighter of the year.

North Davenport to get new park, downtown library will be renovated and RiverCenter to get new roof

Volunteers on Credit Island did what they could to clear debris to improve the island's appearance as it continues to recover from the 2019 flood.

Public Works rises to the challenge of derecho cleanup; residents praise crews' work

Surveys sent to 5,000 randomly selected households asks about rating City services

Eastbound E 53rd St is detoured, one lane of westbound only between Brady and Eastern...

The Aug. 10 derecho-caused power outage melted The River's Edge ice sheet but Parks staff overcame summer obstacles to bring it back

Council will also hear about reconstruction of Kaiserslautern Square and a grant to extend trail from Veteran Memorial Parkway to 59th Street

In the interest of public safety, curfew was coordinated with Rock Island.

Programs will assist small businesses, renters, property owners and homeless

Two private citizens, 10 police officers recognized for assistance provided in July 3 house fire

Rail spur, construction permits and streets projects reported

Mississippi River hovering 13 FT for the next week or more...

Find construction updates, view webcam...