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Economic Development Incentives

The City of Lake Park and the Lake Park Development Corporation (LPDC) are offering incentives on certain properties in downtown Lake Park. Click here to learn more!

Citywide Garage Sale

The annual citywide garage sale will be held on Saturday, June 1. If you would like to register your garage sale, you may do so at the Lake Park Municipal Utilities office anytime before May 28. We will post the locations of all the registered garage sales on this website on May 28.

2013 Pool Membership & Swim Lessons

The Lake Park Municipal Swimming Pool is gearing up for another summer. The 2013 form for season memberships and swimming lessons is now available for download. Click here to download the 2013 form.

City Hall

Mayor John Engel

Lake Park City HallMayor Engel was first elected mayor in 2005 and has been re-elected three times: 2007, 2009 and 2011. You can contact the Mayor by calling City Hall at 712-832-3527 or by clicking here.


City Council

Lake Park has a five-member City Council. The Council holds regular monthly meetings on the second Monday of every month at City Hall. The meetings are open to the public and the public is encouraged to attend.

Current City Council Members are:

  • Lance Heikens - Mayor Pro Tem
  • Clark Reekers
  • Kay Allen
  • Art Schumacher
  • Gary Taber

All items wishing to be added to the City Council's regular meeting agenda must be turned into the City Clerk no later than noon on the Wednesday preceding the second Monday of the month.

Download & View Past City Council Minutes


City Administrator

Wade Wagoner - City Administrator
Phone 832-3004
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City Clerk

Vernette Palmer - City Clerk
Phone: 832-3527
Hours - Monday-Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm

The City Clerk's Office is responsible for maintaining all official City records in compliance with the Code of Iowa and other state, federal and local regulations. This includes the preparation of City Council agendas, public notices, minutes, recording actions taken by the City Council and maintaining records of the City's ordinances, contracts, agreements, and other historical and legal documents. The Clerk's Office regularly provides information regarding Council actions, procedures, and City ordinances to the public and other city departments. In addition, various licenses and permits are issued and parking violations and other miscellaneous fees are collected.

You may do the following at the City Clerk's office:

  • Request a dumpster - Commercial use only (residents needing a dumpster need to call Town & Country Disposal at 712-472-2493)
  • Pay a city parking ticket
  • Purchase tags to dispose of appliances, electronics, tires, mattresses and box springs

City Staff & Board Members

Police Chief:
Patrolman:

Joe Hoover
Tony Urwin
712-832-3527

Fire Chief:

Brandon Ehret 712-832-3527

Street Department:

Brandon Ehret
Jeff Jacobsma
712-832-3854 or
712-832-3527

Zoning Administrator:

Wade Wagoner 712-832-3004

Zoning Board:

Ryan Rowe
Jason Heikens
Missy Gembler
Ron Sterler
Neil Watje
 

Board of Adjustment:

Herb Stewart
Mike Treharne
Dallas Heikens
Larry Rusch
Pam Wingert
 

Utility Board:

Brent Jacobsen (Chair)
Tony Lemker
Carol Johnson
Carl Gochnauer
Vivian LaLone

712-832-3667

Utility Clerk

Linda Treharne 712-832-3667

Parks & Rec Board:

Nancy Puhrman (Chair)
Jolene Ehlers
Al Detlefsen
Lisa Bowden
Brian Kessler

 

Library Board:

Ann Hoerichs
Justin Dekkenga
Doug Otto
Rachel Popken
Kathy Winters
 

About the City Hall

Boyer's Super Food Market grand opening in November 1947.Lake Park City Hall is located at 217 Market Street, in the Boyer Building. The building was built in 1947 by Ken and Dorothy Boyer to be the new home of their grocery store, Boyer's Super Food Market. The Boyer's operated the store until they retired in 1973.

The building continued to be used as a grocery store, then a coffee shop, then stood empty for some time. In June of 1992, the Boyer family sold the building to the City of Lake Park. The interior was remodeled and on December 5, 1992, it became the new home for Lake Park City Hall and Lake Park Municipal Utilities.

 

 

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