Lone Tree, Iowa is a small cozy community in the southeast corner of Johnson County, located just off Highway 22, in Fremont Township. It has a quiet, small town feel, but is just a short distance from the big city conveniences.

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Welcome to Lone Tree – A Great Town in Which to Live.

Lone Tree was established in 1872, and still embodies the values of its origins: community pride and genuine concern for the well-being of its residents.


Located between the constant movement of both Iowa City and Muscatine, and just minutes from Avenue of the Saints, Interstate 80, and 380. Lone Tree provides a more relaxed way of life. Lone Tree offers small-town life where neighbors know neighbors and help each other out in time of need.


Lone Tree offers a great place to raise children, with a Preschool and K-12 School all housed in one building. There is a close bond between the people and the school. There are three parks with plenty of playground equipment, and a variety of youth oriented activities throughout the year.


Many local services are available including, a grocery store, gas, floral shop, pizza parlor, convenience store, medical clinic, dentist, local newspaper, two churches, long-term care facility, and more. Check out the Local Business secion under the Chamber of Commerce tab.

 

LONE TREE DEMOGRAPHICS

We hope you enjoy your stay in Lone Tree.

 

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Snow/Ice Removal

The City of Lone Tree wants to remind everyone that it is the responsibility of the abutting property owners to remove snow and ice accumulations promptly from sidewalks. If a property owner does not remove snow or ice accumulations within twenty-four ( 24 ) hours of such accumulation, the City may do so and assess the costs against the property owner for collection in the same manner as a property tax. A copy of the rules and regulations are on file in the office of the Clerk and are available for inspection during normal business hours.

 

The City employees try their best to remove snow and ice in a timely manner. It would help expedite snow removal if vehicles were not parked along the streets during the operation of plowing. We thank you in advance for your help and cooperation during this winter season.

 

 


 

  

Come on by and enjoy our small town experience.
Webmaster: Helen Lemley