Planning and Development is responsible for the current and future land uses in all unincorporated areas of Scott County.
The County, through the adoption of a comprehensive development plan and enforcement of the county's zoning, building code, subdivision and floodplain development ordinances, is able to regulate all non-ag land uses in the unincorporated areas.
Through an intergovernmental 28E agreement the department also issues building permits for the Cities of Dixon, Donahue, LeClaire, McCausland, Panorama Park, and Riverdale.
Office Hours:
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday
**Cancelled due to lack of agenda items.**
Application deadline for this Zoning Board of Adjustment Meeting was Friday, August 30, 2019. Find Meeting information including Agenda's, Packets & Minutes.
Take part in a great citizen science opportunity!
Registration for the Fall Snapshot is now live! Visit https://xstreamcleanup.org/event/fall-snapshot-10012019 to register.
Volunteers will have the chance to contribute to one of the longest-running water quality databases in Iowa to monitor trends in the health of Scott County'...
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The Census is hiring for a variety of temporary jobs including census takers, recruiting assistants, office staff and supervisors. Apply for one of thousands of temporary #2020CensusJobs.
New times added for September-October
Be aware that Address Canvassing is commencing.
Census workers will be working throughout communities until October 18th, verifying locations of houses, apartments, shelters and other places where people could live or stay.
The purpose of Address Canvassing is to ensure the census address list is accurate and complete for the 2020 Census.
Census Bureau employees will be in your neighborhoods knocking on doors from early August through mid-October.
Census employees...
We need your input!
We are asking all Quad Citizens and Quad Cities Visitors to tell us about their Quad Cities’ experiences and help us with this extremely important project. Your feedback will enable us to improve our regional destination and build our story.
To check the pulse of our citizens, Bi-State Regional Commission is conducting an online survey about the Quad Cities transportation – roads, transit buses, trails, sidewalks, and air and water travel. The survey will ask public opinion on area congestion, mobility demands, and general ease of getting around.
To participate, go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BiState_Survey, or the Bi-State Regional Commission website at www.bistateonline.org.
Scott County participates in local Regional Economic Development Organizations and Programs:
