Unofficial results are in for the 2025 Special Election on the potential sale of Waukee Municipal Gas Utility. The measure passed with nearly 92% of 1,814 voters casting their vote in favor of selling the utility. Read on...

The City of Waukee is recognized as the fastest-growing (large) city in Iowa and is located in Dallas County—the fourth fastest growing county in the U.S. Waukee offers a friendly, community-oriented vibe featuring quality schools, parks, trails, entertainment and enrichment opportunities.

The City of Waukee is directed by the Waukee Mayor and City Council and managed by a City Administrator. The City Council is responsible for policy-making, and the City Administrator provides policy advice, directs daily operations, handles personnel functions, etc.

Come visit the City of Waukee! Waukee hosts many events and activities throughout the year and invites you to be a part of the action. The Triangle, Waukee's downtown business district, plays host to the Farmer's Market, 4th of July Parade, and Celebrate Waukee, in addition to other annual festivals .

Contact the administration of the City of Waukee, and learn about their positions. Community Development. Access permits, ordinances, zoning information and development projects and procedures. Apply for building permits, or schedule an inspection. And, learn more about Waukee economic development. Economic Development

The founders of Waukee dreamed that it would someday be a bustling, busy town, but it’s likely that even they would be surprised by what it has become. After years of careful planning, Waukee has become the fastest growing city in Iowa. It’s also home to …

Over the years Waukee has transformed from a small rural town to an active suburb of the Greater Des Moines Metropolitan Area. Waukee upholds a small town atmosphere focused on families and friends with convenient access to local and regional amenities.

Waukee Parks & Recreation strives to offer all residents and visitors fun and engaging experiences at affordable costs, connecting the community and enhancing the quality of life through recreational opportunities with tradition, excellence and leadership.

The Waukee City Council approved holding a Special Election on March 4, 2025, regarding the future of the Waukee Municipal Gas Utility. This City-owned utility provides natural gas to homes and businesses in Waukee.

The City of Waukee has undertaken several comprehensive planning efforts to prepare for future growth and amenities throughout the community. View for yourself the various plans being used to direct development in the future: Metro Wide Plans. The Tomorrow Plan (beginning 2011)