The Pleasant Hill Public Library and Pleasant Hill Parks and Recreation unveiled the newest feature at Copper Creek Lake Park. The park is now home to a story walk around the lake. Each month the book for the story walk will change. Read on...
The Iowa State Legislature enacted a new law to allow the sale of fireworks in all industrial- & commercial-zoned areas in cities. Though the sale of fireworks is allowed by state law, it is illegal to use fireworks in Pleasant Hill city limits. Read on...
As Southeast Polk Community School District continues work on the new multipurpose stadium, Martha L Miller Drive will be closed between NE 75th St and the southwest entrance to the High School starting Tues, April 19 through Fri, Aug 12 Read on...
Pleasant Hill City Council approved the City’s fiscal year 2023 budget with an unchanged tax levy of $11.50 per $1,000 valuation. In fiscal year 2020, it was lowered to the rate it is today and has remained unchanged since. Read on...
At last night's City Council meeting, Council voted unanimously to name the lake at Hickory Glen Park Rick’s Reservoir to honor the City’s former Parks and Recreation Manager, Rick Courcier. Read on...
Pleasant Hill is celebrating the community’s 2nd sculpture. The piece, titled “Pleasant Hill Gate,” was commissioned by artist Juanjo Novella. Novella was inspired to create an icon for Pleasant Hill that establishes a strong link between nature and life. Read on...
Dave Ellis, Audit Manager with Denman & Company presented the City of Pleasant Hill’s annual audit for the fiscal year 2021. The audit produced a clean opinion with no material weaknesses. The City did not exceed the budget in any functional areas. Read on...
City Hall will be closed on Monday, September 20 for preparation of a renovation to the building. After September 20, City Hall services will be moved to the new Public Safety Building (6875 Martha L. Miller Drive) until approximately May 2022. Read on...
