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With a population of 174 residents, twelve businesses are located in and around Monmouth including two eating establishments, an archery shop, hair cutter, tractor salvage business, car and tractor repair shop, and a hackney pony stables. Monmouth is located on Highway 64 - the Grant Wood Scenic Byway - eleven miles West of Maquoketa. Monmouth has a central City Park and City Hall. The Monmouth Community Center is located in the former Monmouth School House. Several business site development opportunities are available in downtown Monmouth. City Government Mayor: Doug DeMoss City Clerk: Stephanie Leis Councilpersons: Janet Graves, William Kramer, Georgia Leaver, Scott Franzen, and Missy Potter City Council meeting: 7:00 PM the last Wednesday of each month at the Monmouth City Hall, Box 68, Division Street City Contact: Roger Schnoor, Mayor, 563-673-2541 (H)
Utilities Electrical Service: Alliant Utilities (800) 822-4348 Sewer: Baldwin-Monmouth City Treatment Plant Telephone and Internet service: Baldwin-Nashville Telephone Company, 563-663-2001 Water: Water is provided by City wells Community Protection 911 for Emergency Baldwin-Monmouth First Responders - 563-357-4562 Fire: Wyoming Fire Department Police: Jackson County Sheriff's Office, non-emergency 563-652-3312 Education Midland Community School District in Wyoming. 563-488-2292. Bus transportation provided. Clinton Community College in Maquoketa. 800-462-3255 Northeast Iowa Community College in Peosta. 800-728-7367 Kirkwood Community College in Monticello. 563-465-5988
Churches Faith United Methodist 108 East Washington, Monmouth 563-673-4131 Pastor: Rev. Jim Davis, 563-488-3955 Worship Service: Sunday, 10:30 a.m. In Monmouth April - September Medical Services 911 for Emergency First Alert: Jackson County Public Hospital dispatches Monmouth First Responders Clinics and Physicians: see Maquoketa. Hospital: Jackson County Public Hospital, Maquoketa, 563-652-2474
Monmouth City Park located on North Division Street has playground equipment and a picnic shelter. The Monmouth School House was last used as an elementary school in 1987 and has become the Monmouth Community Center. The auditorium is available to use for receptions, benefit events, community suppers and reunions. The annual Halloween haunted house is the major fund raising event for the non profit community center the last two weekends in October. For more information on the Monmouth Community Center contact Ellen Agnitsch, 563-673-2221 |
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