City of Clive, Iowa
Pete De Kock is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in public administration and community engagement. Currently serving as the Assistant City Manager for the City of Clive, Iowa, since April 2018, Pete coordinates community engagement across departments, aligns communications activities with city priorities, enhances communication tools, and serves as the Public Information Officer. Previous roles include Executive Director at the Des Moines Social Club, where Pete led strategy and program development for a nonprofit, and Vice President of Operations and Communications at Interfaith America, overseeing various operational functions and leading significant projects. Earlier in Pete’s career, a role as Senior Advisor and District Director for Congressman Bruce Braley involved advising on legislation and managing constituent relations. Educational credentials include a Master of Theological Studies from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Arts from Grinnell College.
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City of Clive, Iowa
Clive is a distinctive city to live, play, and raise a family. Known for its beautiful Greenbelt Park and Trail which runs the length of the city, residents and businesses consistently give Clive the highest marks for safety, care for natural and open spaces, and value for taxes paid. Clive has almost 20,000 residents and is located at the crossroads of two interstate highways (35 & 80). Its central location in the Des Moines Metro area creates easy access to work, world class art and culture, and exceptional schools. The City is currently developing 1,000 acres for residential and commercial projects and is in the process of annexing additional areas for future developments. The City offers rich community amenities while honoring its tradition of fiscal responsibility. Clive households in Polk and Dallas County have some of the lowest combined tax rates in the Des Moines metro, making the city an exceptional value for families. Clive utilizes a Council-Manager form of government, with the five Councilmembers and Mayor establishing short and long term policies, and the Manager leading staff to execute those policies. Each year the Council establishes strategic priorities and a budget that aligns with the City’s vision and values.