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City Communications
Welcome to the City of Muscatine's Communications Department. Our mission is to effectively communicate accurate, timely, and relevant information to the residents, businesses, and visitors of Muscatine. We are dedicated to fostering transparent and engaging communication between the City government and our community. Our goal is to enhance quality of life for residents, as well as gather and share information to support and encourage two-way communication that promotes transparent government and an engaged citizenry.
What We Do:
- Media Relations: We serve as the primary point of contact for media inquiries and coordinate press releases, interviews, and other media-related activities.
- Social Media Management: We maintain and engage with the community on the City's official social media channels, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
- Content Creation: We develop creative content for the City's website, social media, newsletters, and other communication materials.
- Community Outreach: We coordinate and support events and initiatives that promote community engagement and collaboration.
- Crisis Communication: We provide timely and accurate information during emergencies and other critical situations.
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Muscatine Parks and Recreation is on Facebook
Muscatine Municipal Golf Course is on Facebook
Muscatine Fire Department is on Facebook and YouTube
Muscatine Police Department is on Facebook
Muscatine Public Transit (MuscaBus) is on Facebook
Media Inquiries
Members of the media can send questions or requests to the Communication Division at kjenison@muscatineiowa.gov.
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Muscatine Dog Park to remain open but caution stressed
The Muscatine Dog Park will remain open to the public for now according to officials with the City of Muscatine. Concerns over a mysterious canine respiratory disease have prompted several communities to close their dog parks. Read on... -
No parking on 2nd Street Friday due to downtown event
There will be no parking from 4-10 p.m., Friday, Dec. 1, on 2nd Street from Mulberry to Pine due to the “Jingle & Mingle” Downtown Muscatine Celebration. Read on... -
Come be Santa's Helpers at the Elves Workshop December 9
Santa and his elves are taking a break from the hustle and bustle of the North Pole, and offering a remote workshop in Muscatine where the young and old can take their turn to be an elf for a day. Read on... -
"Illuminate" closed for reset; will reopen Tuesday
“Illuminate”, the festive holiday light displays in Muscatine’s Weed Park, will be dark tonight (Nov. 27) as event organizer Crossroads, Inc., resets a few of the displays. Read on... -
Compost Facility closed by weather; reopens Wednesday
The Compost Facility at the Muscatine Transfer Station was closed Sunday due to the snowfall and will remain closed until 12 p.m. Wednesday. Read on... -
How to "illuminate" your view at Weed Park this holiday season
Illuminate, a nightly drive-through event at Weed Park, begins at 5:30 p.m. Thursday and continues through 8:30 p.m. on New Year’s Eve. Read on... -
October 2023 department activity report available
The City Administrator Report to the Muscatine City Council and to the citizens of Muscatine is now available online. Read on... -
Be FIre Safe when cooking Thanksgiving dinner
For most, the kitchen is the heart of the home, especially during the holidays. From testing family recipes to decorating cakes and cookies, everyone enjoys being part of the preparations. Read on... -
Celebrate the magic of the holidays in Muscatine this year
Come celebrate the magic of the holiday season in Muscatine this year with six post-Thanksgiving events helping to jump start festivities starting on Thanksgiving. Read on... -
Ambulance cots have weight scales installed
The cots of the Muscatine Fire Department ambulances received an upgrade last week that will improve the care provided to patients as they are transported. Read on... -
City of Muscatine offices closed Nov. 23-24 for Thanksgiving
City of Muscatine offices will be closed Thursday and Friday (Nov. 23-24) for the Thanksgiving holiday. All offices will reopen for regular hours of operation on Monday (Nov. 27). Read on... -
Thanksgiving message to the Citizens of Muscatine
On behalf of the entire City Council, City Administration, and City Staff, I wish you and your loved ones a joyous and safe Thanksgiving. May it be filled with love, warmth, and cherished memories. Read on... -
Ornaments on display; Art Center Holiday Open House planned
Local and regional artists and crafters are sharing their talents for a good cause this holiday season, and everyone is invited to be part of the fun at the Muscatine Art Center. Read on... -
TIF rebates, urban renewal on Council agenda Nov. 16
The approval of 15 appropriations for FY2024-2025 Tax Increment Financing (TIF) rebates and the approval of four advances of funds for Tax Increment Urban Renewal Projects are among the items on the Muscatine City Council agenda for Thursday (Nov. 16). Read on... -
Jump start the holiday season by hunting candy canes
The Muscatine riverfront is the place to be on Friday, Dec. 1, for some deliciously good fun with the annual Candy Cane Hunt. Read on...
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City Communications
Physical Address
215 Sycamore Street
Muscatine, IA 52761
Phone: 563.264.1550 Ext. 166
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Kevin Jenison
Communication ManagerKevin Jenison joined the City of Muscatine in March 2017 as Communications Manager and Public Information Officer (PIO). He leads the City’s Communications Division, which oversees all efforts and strategies to inform the public about the City’s services, programs and activities.
Jenison previously served as Editor of the Muscatine Journal and in a variety of roles in communications and media relation roles for collegiate sports information following more than 30 years working as a print and online journalist.