Tiffin, Iowa

Maintenance Worker – Public Works. City of Tiffin, IA (pop. 5,800). Position performs a variety of skilled labor tasks of street, park ground maintenance and water and sewer system maintenance. Performs snow removal duties, cement and asphalt patching and minor construction projects. Operates light construction equipment and power construction tools. Under the supervision of the Public Works Director. High School diploma required. Knowledge and ability to use common hand and power tools, common construction materials and equipment and perform heavy outside work. Also must have the ability to follow oral and written instructions. A valid driver’s license with satisfactory driving record is required. Possession of CDL license a plus or the ability to obtain one within 6 months of hiring. Pre-employment drug screening required. Position is covered by the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Starting wage of $22.88 per hour, plus benefits package. Submit application by Friday, April 26, 2024, to City Administrator, 300 Railroad Street, Tiffin, IA 52340 or to dboldt@tiffin-iowa.org subject ‘Maintenance Worker Position’. For more information call 319-545-2572 ext. 2. EOE
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Exciting news! This year's citywide garage sale is now under the capable management of a dedicated resident committee. For event details or inquiries, contact Bobbi Houselog at bobbi-houselog@uiowa.edu . While the city is stepping back, we'll still be here to help get the word out. If you'd like to contribute to the planning, feel free to reach out to the committee – your involvement is welcomed! 

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Due to the location and duration of the sanitary sewer interceptor project, community garden plots will not be available this year. We will resume renting garden plots in 2025.

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Tiffin Water Treatment Plant Project Update: MSA (City Engineer) has provided cost estimates for building type options to the City along with renderings for the proposed
water plant upgrades. The pilot study report should be completed by mid-December.
MSA will submit the Preliminary Engineering Report to the DNR for approval once the pilot study report is
received and the City makes a decision on the building type.

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