Johnson County Emergency Management Agency app available for download

The Johnson County Emergency Management Agency's (EMA) new app, JoCo Ready, is now available for download.

The free JoCo Ready app combines multiple public safety-related resources in one convenient location, including:

  • 511 Iowa road conditions
  • County weather conditions
  • Alert Iowa mass notification system
  • Pulse Point AED locator
  • Project Lifesaver, a search-and-rescue initiative for children and adults prone to wandering

Some of these programs require additional steps to complete the registration process.

Johnson County Attorney's Office News Release 12.10.25

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Johnson County Building Code of Appeals vacancy

The Johnson County Board of Supervisors announces a vacancy on the Johnson County Building Code Board of Appeals for a four-year term beginning Jan. 1, 2026, and expiring Dec. 31, 2029. The vacancy is for a person representing the electrical industry.

The duties of the Building Code Board of Appeals are: to interpret the Johnson County Building Code and Amendments; and to hear and decide appeals of orders, decisions or determinations made by a building official.

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