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Dubuque non-governmental leaders to be asked to help pick new city manager (opens the original)
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The city of Dubuqueâs executive search consultant has laid out a community-focused hiring process for a new city manager, asking to meet with a wide range of civic leaders in November. The team from GMP Consultants, led by Jeff Weldon â a retired city manager himself â anticipates coming to Dubuque around Veterans Day to meet with the cityâs current roster of department heads as well as business, nonprofit, church, civic group and labor leaders to discover what they would like to see in
Growth at Sutton Pool drives attendance increase at Dubuque's swimming pools (opens the original)
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Both revenue and attendance ticked up at Dubuqueâs pools this summer, driven primarily by increased utilization at Sutton Pool in the Point neighborhood, where attendance increased 11% from 2025. Sutton Pool is the older of the cityâs two pools, located on the site of the old Municipal Pool, which was constructed in 1936 and renovated in 1990. The pool was shuttered during the COVID-19 pandemic and as recently as 2022 was closed for the summer due to staffing issues.
Parking study shows Central and White redesign would remove most parking (opens the original)
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A new parking study found that a proposal to redesign the streetscape of Central Avenue and White Street through downtown Dubuque would eliminate 57% of the on-street parking spaces, spurring criticism from some City Council members. The parking changes are part of a plan to revitalize the cityâs struggling Central Avenue business corridor, which continues to be a high priority of the City Council. The city conducted studies on improving the corridor, which struggles with aging apartments and
Dubuque council selects recruiting firm to assist with city manager hire (opens the original)
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The Dubuque City Council voted, 7-0, on Wednesday to select GMP Consultants to conduct a thorough executive search for a new city manager, picking the recruiting firm from a group of nine applicants. âI have a strong opinion. I really liked our first candidate, GMP,â said at-large Council Member David Resnick, the bodyâs longest-serving member. âThey anticipated questions, they knew our community more. I would like that group to represent us. They seemed to have it together.â
Dubuque council delays data center moratorium to tighten proposed ordinance (opens the original)
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The Dubuque City Council postponed action on a data center moratorium Tuesday, giving the cityâs legal team two weeks to incorporate amendments to a draft ordinance before its next meeting. The revised ordinance would still be enacted for six months, until late March, but would put tighter limits on the number of computer servers than initially drafted, with a cap of 5,000 servers. Anything above that would be considered a hyperscale data center and subject to the moratorium.
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