City to be fogging for mosquitos July 17
The City of Nevada’s Parks and Recreation Department has announced they will be fogging (spraying) for mosquitos on Monday evening, July 17, at dusk, weather
07/13/2023
Category: News
New Chief of Police Sworn in at July 10 Council Meeting
Above, Jessica Brandes pins the new Chief’s badge on her husband Chris’ uniform. On Monday, July 10, Nevada Mayor Brett Barker swore in Chris
07/10/2023
MIDWEST INSURANCE CORPORATION DONATES $10,000 TO THE NEVADA FIRE DEPARTMENT
Midwest Insurance Corporation (MIC) announced its support to the Nevada Firefighters Inc (501C3) with a check for $10,000. The donation will be used to help
07/03/2023
Slight change in City Fireworks Show origin point announced
ATTENTION NEVADA RESIDENTS & VISITORS: With input from the City’s fireworks distributor, Parks and Rec officials and the fire department, a slight change of location
06/30/2023
State Bank & Trust Company give generous donation to Nevada Fire Department
Nevada, Iowa– When the Nevada Fire Department announced the need for community support to replace a 26-year-old fire engine, it did not take long for
06/29/2023
Keeping It Real: Episode 7 on Fireworks
It’s almost the 4th of July. Find out what our Fire Chief has to say about the rules and safety measures people need to take
06/28/2023
Nevada officer completes coursework
Nevada Police Officer Sean Seymour has successfully completed weapons training for each of the types of guns the department uses: handguns, shotguns and rifles. Over
06/28/2023
Know the rules before you shoot Fireworks in Nevada
You’ve probably noticed that fireworks are being sold in Nevada, so here’s what you need to know about using them in our community. The City
06/21/2023
Nevada Fire Chief receives Letter of Commendation from Polk County
Polk County Sheriff Kevin Schneider presents a Letter of Commendation to Nevada Fire Chief Ray Reynolds. Photo by Marlys Barker Twice a year, the
06/20/2023
REPORT BLOCKED TRAIN CROSSINGS
Online at: Notify UP (uprr.com) or by callling: 1-800-848-8715 It is important to log this data for patterns and times of day that blocked crossings
06/14/2023