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Ankeny has been awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award by the Government Finance Officers Association for the 27th consecutive year.

The award recognizes Ankeny's excellence in budget clarity, planning, and public transparency.

The city's commitment to clear and transparent budgeting practices has been consistently recognized by this prestigious award.

The Albuquerque Police Department (APD) has announced a one-day training program for property managers to enhance resident safety and prevent crime at rental properties.

This initiative is part of the department's proactive community policing efforts.

The training aims to equip property managers with the necessary tools and knowledge to create a safe living environment for tenants and reduce criminal activity in rental properties.

By collaborating with property managers, APD is working towards fostering a safer community for all residents.

Goodwill of Central Iowa is opening a second store in Ankeny, expanding their presence in the community.

The store will offer a wide selection of affordable clothing, furniture, housewares, and other items for shoppers.

The new location will also provide job opportunities for individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment.

Goodwill's mission is to provide job training and employment services to help individuals achieve self-sufficiency.

The opening of the second store demonstrates their commitment to serving the community and creating positive impact through their programs and services.

The Fire Department will be hosting a Special Needs Open House on October 7 and a community Open House on October 8.

These events will feature hands-on demos, tours, and safety education with a focus on lithium-ion battery safety.

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn how to safely handle and store these batteries to prevent potential hazards.

Both events are aimed at promoting safety awareness and preparedness in the community.

The Ankeny Senior Expo on October 8, 2025, will feature over 45 local businesses and agencies offering resources and information on housing, health, education, transportation, leisure activities, and more for seniors.

The event is free and open to the public, providing seniors with opportunities to connect with various services and support.

Joke Of The Day

Ankeny residents can dispose of trees and branches for free three times a year at Tree and Branch Recycling Days held at the City Maintenance Facility.

Participants must show proof of residency and live within city limits.

No fees are required for this service.