The Massena City Council will hold a Public Hearing Monday evening, prior to the beginning of their regular session. The 6:30-p.m. hearing is with regard to an Ordinance Adopting the 2015 City of Massena Code of Ordinances.

During the Council’s regular session at 7-p.m., they’ll discuss the Main Street Fence Project, and hold the second reading to approve an Ordinance adjusting sewer rates, followed by approval of the Ordinance discussed during the Public Hearing.

The Massena City Council will also discuss: Air conditioning in the Council’s Chambers; Mulberry Street lights; Signs on Private Property, and a grant agreement with Massena Hillside Harvest, along with taking action on a Resolution setting the date for a public hearing on an Urban Renewal Plan amendment.

Five people were injured Sunday afternoon when a jet ski collided with a dock on the Mississippi River near Bettendorf. 44-year old Daniel Scott Nelson, of Davenport, was operating a jet ski when it hit a dock at Leach Park injuring an adult and four children at approximately 3:15-p.m., Sunday. Nelson was not injured. Three of the people injured sustained head injuries, one sustained a chest injury and one suffered an injured back and hip.

At least three people were thrown into the water by the collision, but were able to get safely to shore. None of those injured is believed to have sustained life threatening injuries. All five of the injured were taken to Genesis East hospital, two by ambulance and three by family members. The names of those injured are not yet being released.

The incident is still under investigation by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR). The incident is not alcohol related. The DNR was assisted at the scene by the Bettendorf police and fire departments.

The Atlantic School District’s Board of Education will meet in a regular session Monday evening in the Media Center, at the High School. The meeting begins at 7:30. On the agenda for the evening is special presentations with regard to the Silver Cord Program and 1-to-1 Laptop computer initiative.

Afterward, as part of the Consent Agenda, the Board will act on approving any contracts and/or Letters of Assignment, as well as any resignations. They’ll also act on approving a Resolution for a Voted Physical Plant and Equipment Levy (VPPEL) so it can be put on the September ballot. During the Board’s May 27th meeting, they discussed at length, the placing of a VPPEL on the September School Board Election ballot, and a PPEL Income Surtax charge. The Board was in favor of leaving the Surtax rate open when it comes to acting on the Resolution.

The Atlantic School Board will also act on approving the employment of a High School Guidance Counselor, Middle School Tuckpointing bid, and 2015-16 Administrator/Supervisors contracts.

Police in Red Oak arrested 25-year old Kiley Brian Caron, of Red Oak, Sunday afternoon. Caron was taken into custody just after 2-p.m.  in the 2400 block of N. 8th Street, and charged with Driving While Barred. He was being held in the Montgomery County Jail on $2,000 bond.

Authorities used a stun gun to subdue a man who was being uncooperative with authorities this (Sunday) afternoon, north of Treynor. Initial dispatch reports said the man, who is said to have had military training, may have been armed, suicidal, and under the influence. When a Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Deputy confronted the subject near 15730 300th Street, he called for assistance, because the subject allegedly refused to turn around and obey commands. The man was Tazed and taken into custody just after 1-p.m.

Medics were called to evaluate the man and treat him for any injuries. Additional details are not available.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Central Iowa residents are picking up fallen tree limbs and dealing with other minor damage from overnight storms. The storms that moved across the state early Sunday knocked down some trees and traffic lights with 55 mph winds.

In Ames, two light poles were sheared off and several sheds in the parking lot of a Lowes store were heavily damaged. Some windows were broken out at a car wash, and several stop signs were blown over. More than 2 inches of rain fell overnight on parts of Jasper, Webster and Marshall counties.