Search for: City of West Branch Contact Mayor & City Council Boards & Commissions Departments Administration Cable Fire & Rescue Library Parks & Recreation Police Public Works Contact the Public Works Director Stormwater BMP Program Permits & Forms In-Depth Search Municipal Cemetery Jobs Reports & Information Community Economic Development Visit Public Works The Public Works Department consists of four full-time employees and two part-time employees who are responsible for maintaining the City’s infrastructure and other maintenance needs. Spring / Summer tasks: Mowing and trimming of all city owned property, cemetery & parks Street sweeping City street line painting Pot hole repairs Fire hydrant flushing & painting Residential curbside yard waste pick-up (seasonal) City Park maintenance Fall / Winter tasks: Fall leaf collection Christmas tree pick up Snow removal on city streets and city property Install and remove seasonal street decorations Year round tasks: Water testing & sewer monitoring Monthly water meter reading Maintenance of city buildings and property Sidewalk inspections for repair & snow / ice removal Replacement of street signs Cemetery Care – clean-up April 1st-15th and October 1st-15th Trash collection at parks and trails Tree trimming & maintenance of city owned trees Operational Information: 2020 Water Quality Report Boil Orders Fall Leaf Collection Residential Curb Side Yard Waste Collection Winter Weather & Snow Emergencies Hydrant Flushing Wastewater Treatment Facility Plan (June 7, 2019 Draft) Antidegradation Alternatives Analysis Preliminary Review Public Works Director Matt Goodale Email: mattg@westbranchiowa.org Ph: (319)643-5888 City Office Phone: (319)643-5888 Fax: (319)643-2305 Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am – 4:00pm 110 N Poplar St. PO Box 218 West Branch, Iowa 52358 Recent News (Closed) The City is Seeking Candidates for New Chief of Police POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED The City of West Branch, Iowa, (population 2,498) seeks to hire a … Malicious Phone Calls The West Branch Police are reporting an increase in calls regarding malicious phone calls in West Branch. …