Waukee Named Best Local Community to Live In Waukee was voted the Best Local Community to Live In for the 2025 Best of Des Moines awards from Cityview Magazine. Read on...

The City of Waukee is recognized as the fastest-growing (large) city in Iowa and is located in Dallas County—the fourth fastest growing county in the U.S. Waukee offers a friendly, community-oriented vibe featuring quality schools, parks, trails, entertainment and enrichment opportunities.

Contact the administration of the City of Waukee, and learn about their positions. Community Development. Access permits, ordinances, zoning information and development projects and procedures. Apply for building permits, or schedule an inspection. And, learn more about Waukee economic development. Economic Development

The City of Waukee is directed by the Waukee Mayor and City Council and managed by a City Administrator. The City Council is responsible for policy-making, and the City Administrator provides policy advice, directs daily operations, handles personnel functions, etc.

City Council. Review how to contact the city council. City Staff. Find contact information for City of Waukee staff. Important Numbers. Review a list of helpful numbers.

When a hiring process begins, the position(s) are posted to the City of Waukee’s online job listing as well as the City’s social media pages and various third-party hiring sites. Sign up for hiring notifications through the City's job portal or on Indeed.com; enter …

City Council Meetings. 5:30 p.m. 1st and 3rd Monday of each month; Waukee City Hall 230 W. Hickman Road Waukee, IA 50263; Certain regular meetings are rescheduled due to holidays or other conflicts. Special or work session meetings are held as necessary. For more information on City Council meetings, email the City Clerk. Agenda Center. Access ...

The Waukee City Council approved holding a Special Election on March 4, 2025, regarding the future of the Waukee Municipal Gas Utility. This City-owned utility provides natural gas to homes and businesses in Waukee. At the election, Waukee voters will determine if the City should put the gas utility up for sale to another utility provider.

The City Administrator implements official policies of the Waukee City Council, coordinates council agendas, administers special projects, supervises department directors, and makes recommendations to the City Council regarding the City of Waukee's annual budget.

Your City of Waukee utility bill covers water, natural gas, sanitary sewer, stormwater and/or garbage, recycling and yard waste. Electricity service is provided by MidAmerican Energy and is not part of your utility bill from the City of Waukee. Learn more about charges on your bill here.