Career Opportunity - Rental Housing & Neighborhood Improvement Administrative Assistant

The City of Moline is currently seeking a Rental Housing & Neighborhood Improvement Administrative Assistant. For more information and to apply, please visit our website.

City Administrator Vitas appointed to Illinois High Speed Rail Commission

Moline City Administrator Bob Vitas has been appointed by Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker to the Illinois High-Speed Railway Commission.

Vitas was appointed to the commission – which is tasked with creating a statewide plan for a high-speed rail line...

Moline and AFSCME ink new labor agreement

The City of Moline is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of negotiations with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1132, representing 142 dedicated public employees in our community. This comprehensive...

City once again awarded for outstanding budget process

or a second year in a row, Moline’s Finance Department is the winner of a national Government Finance Officers Association Distinguished Budget Presentation Award. 

The award was officially presented to members of the Finance Department ...

Residents reminded fireworks remain illegal in Moline

Pop quiz:

What scares pets, disturbs veterans and sent more than 100 Illinoisans to emergency rooms last summer?

Illegal home fireworks.

“Home fireworks use around the 4th of July holiday are a dangerous tradition that leads to injuries that are pr...

I-74 demo work will close river traffic, bridge on June 18

Moline wastewater treatment plant #1 in Illinois

The Illinois Association of Water Pollution Control Operators at its 2023 conference in Peoria earlier this month recognized Moline’s North Slope Wastewater Treatment Plant as the best-operated treatment plant in the state.

The North Slope plant ...

B.O.O.S.T. Program workshops are open for registration

Since it launched earlier this year, Moline’s new Business Owner Occupied Stabilization Transformation, or B.O.O.S.T. program, has signed up more than 50 prospective entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Later this month, the first of a series...

Moline to become "Certified Gigabit City"

Metronet and the City of Moline are pleased to announce that Metronet will construct a 100 percent fiber optic network that will deliver multi-gigabit speed internet service directly to the homes and businesses of the City of Moline. Metronet will fully-f...

Moline seeks to B.O.O.S.T local economy

While the crisis mode of the COVID 19 pandemic has thankfully ended, the negative economic fallout is still a challenge for Moline and the local economy as a whole. City leaders here are launching a new program, funded with $1.1 million in federal America...

Moline in strong financial shape heading into 2023

Despite rising inflation and growing economic uncertainty on a national scale, Moline leaders say the City’s finances are in a strong financial position and the 2023 budget – scheduled for adoption on Nov. 29 – is well positi...

Moline purchases BridgePointe campus for future redevelopment

Riverside Family Aquatic Center UPDATE 11/30

MOLINE PARKS AND RECREATION CHOOSES NEW NAME FOR UPDATED SWIMMING POOL

MOLINE, IL – Thursday, November 30, 2023 – To celebrate the 6.8 million dollars’ worth of upgrades and improvements to the once named Riverside Family Aqua...

Youth Tennis Lessons

Presented by the Quad City Tennis Club, Junior Recreational Pathway is designed for all ages of players with limited experience who have an interest in learning the sport. Players will start based on their age and will be promoted to the next level based ...

New Activity Guide Available Online

Moline Parks and Recreation is moving to digital! Activity Guides will no longer be mailed to residents. The 1st Quarter Activity Guide is now available online and registrations are open! Click here to view the clickable, flip page brochure!

Current Activi...

Sign Up Now for Adult Indoor Bags!

Looking for something to do to beat the winter blues? How about joining our Indoor Adult Cornhole/Bags League!

This is a 6-week league plus a single elimination, season ending tournament. Each week, teams will play two games, against two different opponent...

Lunch & Bingo

Lunch & Bingo was a hit this winter, so we've decided to offer it as a fall and winter program! Adults, ages 55+, are invited to join us at the Moline Garden Center for a few games of bingo followed by a delicious lunch!

Game winners will receive prize...

Get Grinched!

The Grinch had so much fun helping others grow their hearts ten times bigger last year, that he wants to see how many more he can help in 2023!

Register a family member, friend, coworker or neighbor to have them grinched! They will walk outside to see a &q...

Brine machine to help Moline battle snow and ice

Moline public works crews have a new weapon in their snow removal arsenal this winter that will allow more lane miles to be pre-treated with ice prevention liquid while saving the city money.

For years, crews have treated a select number of Moline hills, b...

More than 50% of Moline's Strategic Plan goals have been met

In late 2021 the Moline City Council adopted an ambitious three-year Strategic Plan consisting of 85 projects and goals centered on three “pillars” deemed most important to the ongoing success of the City: Infrastructure, Quality of Pl...

Floreciente Streetscaping project nearing finish line

More than 20 years after it first appeared in a Moline Masterplan document – and three years since work began on making it reality – the Floreciente Streetscape Project is nearing the finish line.

This week, a beautiful green, yellow an...

Library Gardens planning and design underway

Construction on a new one-acre “Library Gardens” outdoor area south of the current Moline Public Library on 41^st Street could begin as early as this spring.

The project – which includes walking paths, landscaping, a small outd...

Design firm chosen for I-74/Riverfront masterplan

A design firm that has created some of the most stunning riverfront developments in the United States – including the Sciotto Mile in Columbus, Ohio and the District Wharf Promenade in Washington, D.C. – has been chosen as Moline&r...

Use Rep'd to hear from Moline officials

Moline residents wishing to hear directly from city staff on nearly any issue involving city projects, policies or procedures now have an exciting new way to create two-way conversations with their government officials. 

Today, Moline is launching...

Meet your new City Council members

Moline 1^st Ward Ald. Scott Williams, 3^rd Ward Ald. Mike Wendt, 5^th Ward Ald. Sam Moyer and 7^th Ward Ald. Mike Waldron are all departing. Taking their places are the winners of the April 4 municipal election, 1^st Ward Ald. Debbie Murphy; 3^rd Ward Ald. Abdu...

Public Hearings on the Request for Approval of a Site for a New Pollution Control Facility

• Report of Hearing Officer Recommended Findings of Fact and Recommended Conditions of Approval

Members of the public may participate in the transfer station siting process in the following ways:

1. Oral public comment.  To make an oral public comment, ...

Moline wastewater treatment plant #1 in Illinois

The Illinois Association of Water Pollution Control Operators at its 2023 conference in Peoria earlier this month recognized Moline’s North Slope Wastewater Treatment Plant as the best-operated treatment plant in the state.

The North Slope plant received t...

River to River trail work to start this summer

A project first conceived back in 2007 to connect Moline’s riverfront section of the American Discovery Trail to the bike and pedestrian path along the Rock River to the south will finally see construction later this summer.  

Called the...

Moline now providing water to Silvis

Silvis residents should soon be experiencing better water pressure from their taps and Moline residents more stable – and perhaps lower – water rates going forward with the connection of Silvis to Moline’s water supply.

On Wednesday, March 8, employees at ...

Moline Mayor and area legislators fighting to bring rail back to Quad Cities

Moline’s effort to bring passenger rail service back to the Quad Cities may be heading to the federal Surface Transportation Board due to what Moline Mayor Sangeetha Rayapati and several area legislators deem “bad faith negotiating&...

Moline Mayor Sangeetha Rayapati delivers 2023 State of the City Address

TRANSCRIPT:

Good Morning everyone and thank you so much for joining us today. Thank you to Black Hawk College for hosting this event— congratulations to you on this lovely new building. We’re so thankful for all you do to create opportunity in our communit...

Metronet begins citywide fiber installation

Crews from Metronet are beginning work on the installation of a 100 percent fiber optic network that will offer multi-gigabit speed internet service to any home or business inside city limits.

Moline residents can expect to see construction teams in and ar...

Moline recognized for outstanding budget process

For the first time, Moline’s Finance Department is the recipient of the national Government Finance Officers Association Distinguished Budget Presentation Award.

The award was officially presented to Finance Director Carol Barnes and other staff ...

Form For the Future will redefine downtown

Moline Centre belongs to each of us, and we all have a stake in its future. The investments and design decisions we make today can create a built environment where future generations live, work and choose to spend their free time. 

The Form for th...