The Splash Pad Hours are: 10:00AM - 8:00PM
As the days grow shorter, we will move the shut-off time back so that the Splash Pad is only operating during daylight hours.
The water runs for 5 minutes at a time, after pressing the sensor on the yellow pole. After 5 minutes, the water will stop and the sensor will need to be pressed
again.
Please do not bring your dogs onto the splash pad.
Have a great time!!
Thank you.
The Camanche Fire Department will be resuming the flushing of fire hydrants throughout the next several months (May-October) Monday-Friday between the hours of 8am to 3 pm and on Wednesday nights between the hours of 6:00-9:00. This flushing is necessary to test and maintain the water system. Residents may experience some low water pressure and discoloration during this flushing.
-Fire Chief Dave Schutte
There is a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page to discuss the PFAS public notice and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) / 3M memorandum which was recently released. Click the button below for more information. Please visit the FAQ page for the most up to date information including press releases and other data.
If you encounter any of these RR crossings that have been blocked by a train for an extended period of time, or if you have any other RR issues, please call this number and report the crossing ID on the blue sign. 1-800-716-9132
3rd St ID# 865-561D 7th Ave & 5th St ID# 865-547H
4th Ave & 5th St ID# 865-544M 9th Ave & 5th St ID# 865-549W
13th Ave ID# 865-560W
This is what the signs look like:
The City of Camanche offers the best in small town living to all who treasure it’s “hometown” charm. Located on the banks of the beautiful Mississippi River, Camanche boasts a thriving local school system, friendly neighbors, and an abundance of recreational activities to satisfy all who live and play here. Couple that with Camanche’s proximity to Clinton, and residents are able to participate in all the events and activities of a larger community, while still living the small town life!