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Waverly, the county seat for Bremer County and a hub for activity, is a safe community with parks, trails, golf courses, a revitalized downtown, and so much more. Designated as a Main Street Iowa District, the beautiful downtown is home to a quality mix of service businesses, specialty shops, destination stores and restaurants.
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Located in northeast Iowa, Waverly is a beautiful community of nearly 10,000 residents. A place for families to live and enjoy a high quality of life, friendly and progressive merchants, and a college town atmosphere. City leaders have set the course for a prosperous future through a strong commitment to a safe community, investment in parks, trails and services, and through a unique partnership formed to bring economic success through the creation of employment opportunities and a revitalized downtown.
As the 17th fastest growing city in Iowa, Waverly maintains a focus on balanced growth and is an ideal location for commercial, industrial and corporate headquarters and retail developments. City government and economic development leaders have set the course for a prosperous future, including creation of employment opportunities and a revitalized downtown.
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All City offices, including the Recycling Center, will be closed Monday, December 24th and Tuesday, the 25th, for Christmas. (.....read more)
Three Waverly manufacturers opened their doors to more than 100 middle and high school students and parents for Waverly's first Manufacturing Night event on October 30th.
Waverly Economic Development is partnering with Iowa Workforce Development and Iowa Economic Development Authority to complete a Laborshed employment study for the Waverly area. This study will geographically define which communities contribute to Waverly's workforce, regardless of political boundaries. This defined area is called a Laborshed area and is based upon commuting patterns.