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City Of Polk City Fee Schedule 2025

City of Polk, City of Polk, IA·City
Jan 01, 2025
Posted Date
Reported Agency
City of Polk City

Summary

This document outlines the fees for various administrative, community development, building, parks and recreation, police, utility, and public works services provided by the City of Polk City for the year 2025. It details charges for public records, permits, licenses, rentals, and other services.

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