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Meet Linn County's Board of Supervisors and find meeting times, agendas, minutes, and responsibilities. Community Services. Learn how Linn County promotes local health and human services. Communications. Learn how Linn County works to provide information to the public about County programs and events. Conservation. Election Services
Current openings within Linn County government can be found by visiting the link below: Current Openings. Individuals interested in applying for the position of Deputy Sheriff should check our Current Openings for application opportunities.
Linn County government provides residents with a wide range of services including public safety and law enforcement; human and social services; public health; civil and criminal justice system services; parks and conservation; planning and development; construction and maintenance of secondary roads and bridges; vehicle registration; keeping ...
The Linn County GIS Hub site provides access Linn County’s geo-spatial content. This includes access to GIS data (open data for downloading), map applications and printable maps.
The Linn County Sheriff’s Office is the second largest sheriff’s office in Iowa. We are a full service law enforcement agency that operates seven areas of public service, including the Patrol, Criminal (Detective), Communications, General Services, Finance, Civil, and Correctional Center Divisions.
Assess all real property within Linn County (except property in Cedar Rapids), including Residential, Multi-Residential, Agricultural, Commercial, and Industrial properties. Assess property for tax purposes
Submit the completed Absentee Ballot Request Form to the Linn County Election Services Office. Our mailing address is Linn County Election Services, 935 Second Street SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404-2100. Emailed or faxed (319-892-5359) requests are not honored unless they are followed by the original.
Linn County is Iowa’s largest manufacturing center and home to major employers in industries that include grain processing, aerospace, food and beverage, biosciences, information technology and renewable energy.
The Linn County Assessor's Office assesses real property in Linn County, Iowa except property in Cedar Rapids. The effective date of assessment is January 1 of each year.
