Cedar County Secondary Roads Snow Removal Procedures
posted 11/7/24
Sign Up to Receive Road Construction Notifications
posted 6/19/24
PRESS RELEASE - DISASTER PROCLAMATION
posted 5/23/24
New Armed Forces Veteran Annual Hunting/Fishing License
posted 4/12/23
Third-Parties Charging for Military Records
posted 9/30/22
Jan
21
Board of Supervisors Meeting
8:30 am
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Jan
28
Board of Supervisors Meeting
8:30 am
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Feb
4
Board of Supervisors Meeting
8:30 am
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Feb
10
Conservation Board Meeting
6:00 pm
Cedar County Conservation Office · 713 E South Street · Tipton, IA
Cedar County Conservation Office · 713 E South Street · Tipton, IA
Feb
11
Board of Supervisors Meeting
8:30 am
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Feb
18
Board of Supervisors Meeting
8:30 am
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Cedar County Courthouse · 400 Cedar St · Tipton, IA
Feb
19
Veterans Affairs Monthly Commission Meeting
4:30 pm
Cedar County Courthouse, 2nd floor meeting room · 400 Cedar Street · Tipton, IA
Cedar County Courthouse, 2nd floor meeting room · 400 Cedar Street · Tipton, IA
About Cedar County, Iowa
Cedar County is located in eastern Iowa and home to 18,505 residents. It was established in 1837 from sections of Dubuque County and is named for the Cedar River, which runs through the county. Cedar County is home to eight incorporated communities: Bennett, Clarence, Durant, Lowden, Mechanicsville, Stanwood, Tipton, and West Branch.
The County is administered by a five-member Board of Supervisors who are elected for four-year terms. Other elected officials include the Attorney, Auditor, Recorder, Sheriff, and Treasurer.
