The City Council meeting is November 5, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. in the council chambers at 1133 66th Street. Click here to view the agenda.

The Contractor will be applying pavement markings on 70th Street between Colby Avenue and Hickman Road the week of November 5th. Please follow traffic control signs to provide a safe work environment.  All work is weather dependent.

Bolton & Menk will present a memorandum to City Council at the November 19 ^th regular City Council meeting providing an update on the current FY 14-19 Hazard Mitigation Plan and recommended improvements for Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) planning.

The City would like to invite the public to an input and informational meeting to be held on Monday, November 12, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. at the Community Event Center. City Engineers from Bolton & Menk will provide displays,showing the layout of the proposed roadway and streetscape elements including street lighting, way-finding signage, monumentation and corridor entrance signage.This is the time for residents to come and ask questions about the project. More details about the meeting will follow in upcoming newsletters.

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Please join us for a complimentary luncheon honoring our Windsor Heights
Veterans and their families on November 9th from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. The City of Windsor Heights is privileged to announce our Guest Speaker will be Brigadier General Shawn Ford. He is the Deputy Adjutant General, Iowa National Guard and ensures mission readiness for over 1800 personnel. We are honored to have him join our celebration and we encourage our Veterans to RSVP at your earliest convenience. Please call Michele to confirm your reservation: 515-645-6821 or [email protected].

Des Moines Water Works crews will began the process of inspecting and flushing all fire hydrants they maintain in Windsor Heights in the upcoming weeks.

This is done each year to maintain high-quality drinking water and removing buildup in hydrants and water mains.

During hydrant flushing, residents may notice temporary water discoloration and low pressure, neither of which are harmful, and can be flushed out by running cold water through the faucet. Any concerns please contact Des Moines Water Works at 515-283-8700.