Winter Issue of City Source to Hit Mailboxes this Week

Des Moines, IALocal News

The City of Des Moines is releasing its winter issue of City Source this week, which will reach more than 90,000 households. This quarterly publication includes a feature story on the critical role of the City’s IT Department, highlighting how they support city operations and services. There is also a profile of the new Deputy Director of the Public Library, emphasizing leadership changes within local institutions. Notably, the edition discusses the Emmy Award-winning documentary _Breaking Bread, Building Bridges_, produced by the Civil & Human Rights Commission, which addresses significant social issues. Residents are invited to access the publication digitally on the City’s website, promoting transparency and accessibility of information.

The City of Des Moines, with a population exceeding 217,000, is dedicated to fostering an informed community through initiatives like this publication. Such efforts underscore the city's commitment to exceptional services and community involvement. Engaging residents with timely updates enhances the overall civic experience and promotes local pride.

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