New Issue of City Source to Hit Mailboxes this Week

Des Moines, IALocal News

The City of Des Moines is set to deliver the fall issue of City Source to 88,000 households, with expected arrival this week. This edition presents a special report on the accomplishments of the Local Option Sales and Service Tax (LOSST), which has played a vital role in funding community services. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the publication details how the city effectively responded to residents' needs during the crisis. Among other highlights, it showcases a historic promotion within the Des Moines Police Department, marking a significant milestone for local law enforcement. The Parks and Recreation Department is also in the spotlight, having been nominated for two prestigious awards, underscoring its commitment to community engagement.

Furthermore, an update regarding the City’s Racial Profiling Ordinance is provided, demonstrating ongoing efforts to enhance public safety and equity. For those interested in accessing the publication digitally, a link to the online version is available on the city's website. This proactive communication reflects the city's dedication to keeping residents informed about local governance and services.

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