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Story

Moline has become a regional and national draw for tourists and new businesses and serves as a model for progressive urban planning. Home to more than 43,000 people, the City, along with neighboring communities, make up the Quad Cities. Bounded north and south by the Mississippi and Rock Rivers, an entrepreneurial spirit has emerged in this river town - with new and rehabilitated buildings rising from the once industrial riverfront, revitalized downtown, flourishing ethnic neighborhoods, bike trails winding along the Mississipppi, and festivals year round. Moline combines small-town charm and friendliness with big-city excitement!

Mission

The purpose of this site is to present time-sensitive matters of public interest to City of Moline residents, businesses, visitors and other interested parties and to promote and market government services and activities. You may submit your comments, but please note this is a moderated online discussion site and not a public forum. The City reserves the right to restrict comment that is not topically related to the posting being commented on.

Furthermore, once posted, the City reserves the right to delete submissions that:
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