After years of planning, collaboration, and persistence, the Clarke County Reservoir Commission (CCRC) has reached a major benchmark in the effort to secure a sustainable water supply for South-Central Iowa.
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The Clarke County Sheriff’s Office is seeking a dependable, detail-oriented individual to step into a full-time Jailer role. This will be an opportunity that goes beyond a typical employment and places candidates at the center of maintaining safety and order within our County “This is work
More CCDC News →The Clarke County Historical Society and Museum is kicking off the 2026 Season in big little way, on May 3, 2026 from 1pm – 5pm. Their 1st Annual Biggest Little Flea Market is searching for vendors to include: Artists Crafters Upcyclers Bakers Junkers Collectors Resellers Clubs Churches,
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Clarke County Conservation is moving forward with development of the new Oakwood Pond, an approximately three-acre public fishing pond and natural habitat restoration project located just eight miles north of Osceola. The project will expand outdoor recreation opportunities, improve erosion control, and restore native prairie habitat through partnerships with CCDC and state and federal funding sources.
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Thanks to a $30,000 Grant from CCDC, the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office has placed a new fully equipped patrol vehicle into service after a cruiser was totaled in the line of duty. The investment helped cover the high cost of upfitting and critical equipment, ensuring deputies can continue protecting our community without interruption.
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