Officials with the City of Atlantic report a Public Hearing will be held 5:15-p.m. April 1st at City Hall, with regard to the proposed plans, specifications, Form Of Contract (FOC), and cost estimate for the Schildberg Recreation Area Restroom/Shelter Facility, in Atlantic. The hearing is set to take place during a regular meeting of the City’s Parks and Rec Dept. Board of Directors.

The project is located on the east side of the Schildberg Rec Area, and involves the construction of a split face masonry unit block wall with poured foundation restroom/shelter. It will have a steel roof, underground utilities, doors, vents, electrical, plumbing, ventilation (including fixtures), site grading, a concrete sidewalk, water service, gravity sanitary sewer service, finish grading, seeding and other features as state in the plans and specs.

The Board will consider the proposed plans, specs, FOC and estimate of cost during their meeting. More detailed information and a complete description of the proposed improvements are on file for review at the City Clerk’s Office at City Hall. The Board will receive and consider any comments or objections to the project, during their meeting.

The Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency reports C Ave/Boxelder between 150th and 170th, will be closed due to water over the roadway. Please avoid the area and find an alternate route of travel. A reminder, when you see water over the road, “Turn around. Don’t Drown.”

The National Weather Service says 6-inches of water will reach the bottom of most passenger cars causing loss of control and possible stalling. 12-inches of water will float many vehicles. Two-feet of rushing water can carry away most vehicles including sport utility vehicles (SUV’s) and pick-ups.

ADAIR, Iowa (AP) — An Iowa State Patrol trooper is being hailed for good police work in warning California law officers about a possible threat to Google headquarters in the San Francisco Bay Area. Mountain View, California, police say 33-year-old Kyle Long, of Waterville, Maine, was upset because his YouTube channel had been shut down. He allegedly told his hometown police that he’d get violent if his Google confrontation didn’t go well. Google owns YouTube. Mountain View police arrested Long on Sunday on suspicion of making criminal threats.

Iowa State Patrol Sgt. Nathan Ludwig told Des Moines television station KCCI that Trooper Ryan Zenor talked to Long on Friday while Long’s car was being towed from a ditch he’d slid into along Interstate 80 about 53 miles west of Des Moines. Ludwig says Zenor grew suspicious as Long talked about his plan to pitch an idea to Google executives. Ludwig says Zenor called the Mountain View police after his encounter with Long, shared his concerns and told them Long was headed their way.

Police in Creston, Tuesday afternoon, arrested a man for Tampering with a vehicle. 32-year old Brodie Lee Pingree, of Creston, was also charged with Criminal Mischief. He was arrested at around 1:45-p.m. and later released on a $600 bond.