City of Long Grove
City Hall 563-285-4904
After Hours Emergency 563-940-4504
119 S 1st St. PO Box 210 Long Grove, IA 52756
TEMPORARY HOURS ARE 8:00 a.m. to NOON.
City Hall Hours:
Contacts:
General Email: cityoflg@netins.net
City Clerk: TEMP Pam Petersen dityoflg@netins.net
Public Works: Tony Saladino publicworks@longgroveia.org
Parks: Jed Nagle
Mayor: Michael Limberg mayor@longgroveia.org
Council: Cindy Blinkinsop, Kevin Green, Brandon Cronise, Michael Boddicker & Nancy Herrin
Civic Center Rental:563-285-4683 -Please do not call City Hall.
Community Information
Long Grove Civic League Survey
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CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE
The new COVID-19 website has been launched and should now be your go-to location for information regarding COVID-19. The website is www.TogetherQC.com
“We expect to see the number of confirmed cases increase in the community as testing becomes readily available and the virus becomes more widespread in the community,” said Scott County Health Department Director Edward Rivers. “We must act together to do what we can to minimize the spread.” Actions to minimize the spread include:
Social distancing by staying at home as much as possible.
Washing hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds each time.
Covering coughs and sneezes with a tissue or elbow/upper arm.
Staying home when ill.
Approximately 80% of Iowans infected with COVID-19 will experience only a mild to moderate illness. Most mildly ill Iowans do not need to go to their healthcare provider or be tested to confirm they have COVID-19. Sick Iowans must stay home and isolate themselves from others in their house. Stay home and isolate from others in the house until all of the following have been met:
1. You have had no fever for at least 72 hours (that is three full days of no fever without the use of medicine that reduces fevers) AND
2. other symptoms have improved (for example, when your cough or shortness of breath have improved) AND
3. at least 7 days have passed since your symptoms first appeared.
If you think you may need healthcare, call first. Your provider can assess whether you need to be seen in the office or if you can recover at home. There may also be options for you to talk to a medical provider from home using technology. * Please note: As COVID-19 illness becomes more widespread in the community, the Scott County Health Department will not be issuing press releases to announce new positive cases in Scott County. It is anticipated that the Iowa Governor’s Office and Iowa Department of Public Health will continue to report positive cases by county here: https://idph.iowa.gov/EmergingHealth-Issues/Novel-Coronavirus.
The City of Long Grove will be following the guidelines set forth by the Scott County Emergency Management Administration and the CDC. The Mayor is being briefed on the issue daily and will be providing information as he receives it. As such, the City of Long Grove City Hall will remain closed during this time until further notice. However, the phones will be operational during regular business hours and employees will remain available for communication via email and phone. For more specific information related to the coronavirus, please refer to the following CDC link:
Additional information can be found on the following links:
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
• Illinois Department of Public Health:
http://www.dph.illinois.gov/topics-services/diseases-and-conditions/diseases-a-z-list/coronavirus
• Iowa Department of Public Health:
https://idph.iowa.gov/Emerging-Health-Issues/Novel-Coronavirus
• Illinois COVID-19 Hotline: 1-800-889-3931 or email to DPH.SICK@illinois.gov
• Iowa COVID-19 Hotline: Call 2-1-1
March 17, the Governor issued a proclamation of a “State of Public Health Disaster Emergency”, which in part will cause local restaurant and beverage establishments to close doors for the next 30 days to restrict public or social gatherings of 10 or more individuals. These establishments may still provide food services, but they are limited to carry out or drive-up service. Please call any local establishment to see how they are adjusting to this order. The proclamation is very detailed and can be found on the State of Iowa website at :
Please feel free to email clerk@longgroveia.org or call 563-285-4904 for questions or concerns.
CODE RED NOTIFICATION:
To continue to recieve emergency notifications for the City, make sure to sign up by clicking on the following link:
https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/en-US/C13629C9748D
OR: TEXT "LONGGROVE" to 99411
You may now utlize your managed code red account to opt into recieving information and notifications regarding the following specific topics:
- GARBAGE AND RECYCLING
- CITY MEETINGS/AGENDAS
- CITY EVENTS
- UTILITY OUTAGES
- DRINKING WATER CONTAMINATION
- MISSING CHILDREN/PEOPLE
- CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
Long Grove Civic League Survey
Upcoming Meetings
City Council Meeting @ 7:00 PM, October 13th 2020 VIA ZOOM
YARDWASTE BAGS AND WEEKLY LARGE ITEM PICK HAS RESUMED!
To schedule a weekly one large item pick up, please email your name, address, and item to clerk@longgroveia.org by Wed at 3:00pm. You may set your items out by the curbside for Thursday pick up. NO ELECTRONICS/APPLIANCES or items larger than 50 pounds.
For yardwaste pick up, please set your bags out along the curb Tuesday mornings.You may also set out brush in small bundles. You may set out your own bags and the city will include a charge of $1.00 per bag on your next utility bill. Or you may schedule a drop off or pick up of city yard bags: $1.50 per bag to be applied to your next bill. Please email clerk@longgroveia.org to schedule a drop off or pick up or for questions or concerns.
*Please contact 563-285-4904 to request any special accommodations for attendance Long Grove City Council Meeting or access to meeting information.