Summer Issue of City Source to Hit Mailboxes this Week

Des Moines, IALocal News

The summer edition of City Source, a quarterly publication from the City of Des Moines, is being mailed to over 91,000 households this week, providing residents with crucial local information. This issue features the Parks and Recreation Guide, which outlines summer activities and events available to the community. Additionally, the publication discusses the city's newly developed climate action plan, highlighting significant investments in infrastructure that aim to enhance the quality of life in Des Moines. Noteworthy projects include the ambitious Birdland Park and Marina initiative and the surge in housing developments along Grand Avenue, which are indicative of the city's growth. Residents are encouraged to prepare for summer projects, making the publication a timely resource.

For those who prefer digital access, a PDF version is available on the city’s official website. This proactive communication strategy underscores the city's commitment to transparency and community involvement. Overall, City Source serves as an essential tool for keeping residents informed and engaged with local governance and initiatives.

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