BETTENDORF, Iowa — The City of Bettendorf and the Downtown Bettendorf Organization invite residents to participate in a downtown cleanup effort focused on cleaning up the city's waterways ...

As the City of Bettendorf nears a population of 40,000 and its northern boundaries continue to be pushed, city leaders are strategizing for the future needs of its residents, a news release says.

Bettendorf is considering a more centralized location on Devils Glen Road for a new police station, as the downtown campus that houses police, fire and city hall has gotten crowded.

About 12,000 copies of the newsletter were inserted in the Saturday QUAD-CITY TIMES, and the publication also is available at Bettendorf City Hall and other city offices.

BETTENDORF, Iowa (KWQC) - The City of Bettendorf is strategizing for continued growth and safety as the city continues to expand its northern boundaries and nearing population of 40,000 residents.

Former mayor Arnold Kakert, 96, who helped ensure Bettendorf’s future during ... Duck Creek Plaza, signing a critical sewer contract with the Davenport Water Works and building a new city hall.

The Bettendorf community is invited to the Waterfront Convention Center, just past Bettendorf City Hall, on Monday, Nov. 20 from 6 to 8 p.m. to offer additional feedback to the Bettendorf Planning ...

The City of Bettendorf will host a variety of Halloween-themed events in the days leading up to the holiday. Friday, October 25th, 9 a.m.-11 a.m. This is a free opportunity for children up to 5 ...

BETTENDORF, Iowa (KWQC) - The City of Bettendorf is considering plans to build a new $27M police station to accommodate for the city’s rapid growth towards their northern border. The proposed ...

Bettendorf hired a construction manager to help nail down a cost estimate and plan to present to voters for a proposed new police station on Devil's Glen Road in Bettendorf.