It’s about the people.
Serving a diverse Central Iowa community, Polk County is among the nation’s most innovative public institutions. We bring together creative leaders, collaborative organizations and key resources to empower our communities and make life better for all people in Polk County.
Polk County will hold a public hearing on 3/25/2025 at 9:25am to determine the maximum amount of tax dollars to be collected in the upcoming fiscal year.
Take time to unwind as the sun sets on the outdoor plaza or the Great Hall of the Jester Park Nature Center. The class will begin with a short nature hike to give participants a chance distress and enjoy the beauty of nature. The yoga class is perfect for beginners.
Customers may submit information by U.S. Mail, private shipping service, drop box, or scheduling an in-person appointment to complete a title transfer.
Our Lunch & Learn series promotes topics and learning of interest to all of our partner organizations
"He was taken from us because of someone’s reckless decision, by someone who knew better,” said one of Parreh Ngar's daughters.
Storm Spotter Training presented by the National Weather Service
A women’s circle of self-discovery through the intuitive and healing power of horses. This on-the-ground workshop provides a real-time experience in relationship skills and increased emotional intelligence through a partnership with the horse.
Polk County Treasurer’s Office reminds residents that property tax payments are due March 31 and September 30 each year. Use the online payment system to complete the process. It’s easy, convenient and secure.
Join us for a four-part photography series, held once a month at various parks in Polk County. Each session will focus on a different aspect of nature photography.
Looking for information for your annual income tax reporting? You may find it here.
Come lend a hand in our native pollinator and rain gardens!