We rounded up some useful things to know as you navigate winter in Waukee. From safety tips to saving on energy bills to outdoor fun, be prepared to make the most of winter.

The City of Waukee is recognized as the fastest-growing (large) city in Iowa and is located in Dallas County—the fourth fastest growing county in the U.S. Waukee offers a friendly, …

Waukee Parks & Recreation enriches the quality of life for the community by providing recreational and educational programs while also providing top-notch public parks and trails.

Waukee Parks & Recreation enriches the quality of life for the community by providing recreational and educational programs while also providing top-notch public parks and trails.

Waukee's coal mining history is preserved and commemorated by its citizens through a museum, a large public sculpture and the naming of a local elementary school.

The City of Waukee is directed by the Waukee Mayor and City Council and managed by a City Administrator. The City Council is responsible for policy-making, and the City Administrator …

Waukee hosts many events and activities throughout the year and invites you to be a part of the action. The Triangle, Waukee's downtown business district, plays host to the Farmer's Market, …

The City of Waukee offers many resources to obtain information about governmental and community events. Click the links below to explore the many services available in the Waukee …

Access permits, ordinances, zoning information and development projects and procedures. Apply for building permits, or schedule an inspection. And, learn more about Waukee economic …

The City of Waukee is the fastest growing City in the Des Moines Metro and the State of Iowa. City officials project that Waukee’s population could reach 50,000 by the year 2040.