🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

Help reduce our electricity peaks! With hot days like today and the weekend ahead, Sioux Center hits our peak electric demand usually between 3-7 p.m. You can help by reducing or delaying electricity use in these peak times. For example, turn up your thermostat a few degrees, or

City Council meets Monday at 4 p.m. at the City Office. On the agenda: Highway 75 update, 2nd reading of proposed water rate increase, public hearings for zoning map amendments and an easement vacation, and more: siouxcenter.org/AgendaCenter/V…

Named director of American State Bank Sports Complex, Patrick Sinnema is excited to continue facility's growth and success. The sports complex, a joint venture between the City and Dordt University, hosts a variety of events each year and draws approximately 250,000 visits annually.

Sioux Center's fireworks will be Friday, July 4, at 10 p.m. launched from the south edge of the Ridge Golf Course. Parking is at the Terrace View Event Center, 4 Brothers Bar & Grill and the South Ridge Travel Plaza. There is also parking, as available, at the Ridge Golf

Scammers target older Iowans every day with phone calls, emails, and fake investment opportunities. The Sioux Center Police Department invites you to join us for Stop The Scammers, an event hosted by the Iowa Department of Insurance and Financial Services and AARP Iowa to learn

TRAFFIC ALERT - Highway 75 construction moves north Monday, extending closure from north of 3rd St N intersection downtown (stoplights) to north of 5th St N, near Perspective Insurance and Central Park. On Tuesday, the 3rd St N/Hwy 75 intersection will close a few days to

In observance of the Independence Day holiday, garbage will not be picked up on Friday, July 4. This route will be collected Wednesday, July 2. Please keep recycling and trash containers 4 feet apart.

City Council meets Mon., July 14, at 4 p.m. at City Office. On agenda: Police Dept. report, third/final reading of water rate proposal, planning for a proposed Unified Urban Renewal Plan amendment, and more: siouxcenter.org/AgendaCenter/V…

Highway 75 construction update for July 2025 in Sioux Center. Paving is underway between 5th St S and 2nd St S, and utility and underground work is moving north of 3rd St N. Great progress between the summer rainfalls. #wedigprogress

Intersection re-opened: The intersection of 14th St. SE and 2nd Ave. SE is now open after making some significant storm sewer improvements. Enjoy a much smoother ride! Thanks for your patience during this work.

New rubberized mulch to help improve safety and accessibility in Country View Park. Thanks Lee Van Meeteren and Parks Department for their ongoing work to improve parks.

Sioux Center ranks as Iowa's safest city! Two independent sites crunched numbers and put us at the top for safety this year. Thanks to all those who keep us safe, including the Sioux Center Police Dept! Here are those rankings: safewise.com/blog/safest-ci… safehome.org/safest-cities/…

Leak alerts can save you money and stress. Free leak alerts for abnormally high water use in your home or business. Turn on alerts in to your online utility bill portal: …xcenteria.municipalonlinepayments.com/siouxcenteria For instructions on creating account: siouxcenter.org/DocumentCenter…

Accepting applications for part-time seasonal help in the Parks Department for this fall and coming spring. Mowing, trimming, cleaning of shelters and facilities and tasks related to parks maintenance. Flexible hours. Competitive wage. For more info, contact Lee Van Meeteren at

TREE COLLECTION SITES Tree branches and fallen trees from Monday’s storm may be brought to these locations: - Parking lot at Heritage Village (701 2nd Ave. SW) - Gravel area behind Tower Fields (at the end of 5th St SW) - Parking lot east of SC Middle School/west of the baseball

STORM UPDATE: Gov. Kim Reynolds Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation for Sioux County and three other counties in response the severe weather July 28. The proclamation allows state resources to be used to respond to and recover from the effects of this severe weather and

Crews are collecting large pieces of cut up trees curbside to help with storm recovery. If possible, take care of smaller branches yourself and bring them to the tree disposal sites. Smaller branches can clog the storm drainage system if they are left near or on street.

For many, it's been a difficult 24 hours. The July 28 storm pummeled Sioux Center and the region, ripping up trees, dropping limbs, damaging roofs, shattering windows. But the sun rose today on the many who dropped everything to begin digging us out. Collectively, you moved a

STORM UPDATE: Weather permitting, cleanup continues tomorrow (Wednesday). Crews plan to begin again in the morning, collecting cut up trees and branches that are piled by the curb. And if you are able, please bring cut up trees and tree branches to any of these locations: -

STORM UPDATE - Please have cut up trees and branches you would like the crews to collect piled by the curb for final pickup by 5 p.m. Thursday. You can also continue to bring them to the tree collection sites: - Parking lot at Heritage Village (701 2nd Ave. SW) - Gravel area