‘Thriving through change’ – QC preparing for lots of work

By: Dave Thompson|April 9, 2025

|7 min read

Nicole Gleason, Davenport assistant city administrator and public works director, outlines some of the work upcoming for a four-season, 10-acre recreational area called Main Street Landing between Main Street and the roller dams at the Quad Cities Regional Business Journal Transportation & Infrastructure Seminar, Tuesday, April 8, at Rhythm City Casino Resort in Davenport. PHOTO CREDIT TODD WELVAERT

The Quad Cities landscape will be changing in the coming months. There will be major road and infrastructure projects; downtown areas will be transformed; a massive four-season park is coming to Davenport; and Bettendorf continues plans for a big expansion on the northern edge of that city.

Those are some of the projects outlined by five city public works officials who were featured during the Quad…

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‘Thriving through change’ – QC preparing for lots of work

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