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The City of Des Moines is Iowa's capital, and our 17 departments serve more than 214,000 residents and 46 neighborhood associations. Des Moines is a sustainability leader, providing its residents with vibrant neighborhoods, an alive and active downtown, and abundant leisure opportunities. Des Moines continuously improves neighborhoods, public safety and quality of life by offering exceptional city services and reliable infrastructure while fostering an involved and compassionate community for all who visit and live in Des Moines.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPUpSvOfG-o Cedar Rapids is the second largest city in Iowa, which translates to a stimulating work environment that offers room to grow and develop professionally. Cedar Rapids is a city rich in culture. Enjoy our museums, theaters, historical centers and a school system that has been highlighted in national magazines. Cedar Rapids has recently been recognized nationally for: • Low cost of living • Projected job growth • Low property and violent crime rates • Short commute times • High quality healthcare system (Institute for Healthcare Improvement) • Quality public & private school systems Our Vision: Cedar Rapids is a vibrant urban hometown - a beacon for people and businesses invested in building a GREATER COMMUNITY NOW and for the NEXT GENERATION! Current Open Positions: Check our website for current open positions: https://www.cedar-rapids.org/local_government/departments_g_-_v/human_resources/employment_opportunities_city_jobs.php The City of Cedar Rapids welcomes diversity in all forms including; race, gender, background, sexual orientation, age, national origin and thought. The City strives for a workforce that reflects the community we serve! The City of Cedar Rapids appreciates the values, leadership, and unique skills service members bring to the workforce & encourages opportunities to employ Guardsmen, Reservists, and Veterans! View our amazing benefits here: https://www.cedar-rapids.org/local_government/departments_g_-_v/human_resources/benefits.php

Offering big city amenities along with small town hospitality, Iowa City has it all. Nestled in the heart of the Midwest in east central Iowa, in Johnson County, it has long served as a locus for culture, education, variety and fun. A stroll through the downtown pedestrian plaza proves it. www.icgov.org/socialmediapolicy. Here you will find a real sense of community and friendly commerce. Downtown you might come across college students in a game of chess on the plaza's life-size game board. On-lookers sit on the plaza's limestone benches talking politics, philosophy or Big Ten sports while children climb a nearby jungle gym. A block away, others might be taking a class at the Senior Center or lounging in outdoor cafés, savoring the fine cuisine of one of the city's numerous restaurants. Across the way, you'll likely hear a local band playing a catchy mix of jazz and blues on the area's outdoor mini stage. The state's historic Old Capitol Building looms to the west. A cherished landmark of the University of Iowa campus, it embodies the city's prominence, grace and heritage. Whether a first-time visitor or a native returning home, you will discover this place is one where tradition comfortably exists alongside change. The City of Iowa City values diversity and does not discriminate in hiring or employment on the basis of race, color, veteran’s status, sex, disability, sexual orientation (including gender identity) or any protected status covered under local, state or federal law. All are encouraged to apply. Social Media Policy: icgov.org/social-media-policy