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The City of Moab, Utah is located in the beautiful redrock country of southeastern Utah, adjacent to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks and many other scenic wonders. Moab is a diverse and active community with many offerings and amenities. The current population of the City of Moab is about 5,200 and annual tourist visitation of approximately 1.4 Million.

The City of Moline is located in the heart of the Midwest, nestled between the banks of the Mississippi and Rock River in Rock Island County, Illinois. Home to 43,768 people, Moline is one of four cities making up the Quad Cities, a metropolitan area of over 350,000 people residing in Moline and Rock Island, Illinois and Bettendorf and Davenport, Iowa. Moline is located approximately 165 miles west of Chicago and midway between Minneapolis to the north and St. Louis to the South. 37.4 million people reside within a 300-mile radius of Moline, which comprises almost 13% of the nation’s population. Moline and its neighbors help form the largest urban concentration between St. Louis and Minneapolis along the Mississippi River. Major interstates I-80, I-88 and I-74 provide ready access in all directions, making the region a preferred location for logistics and distribution facilities.

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Moore was founded during the land-run of 1889. The early settlers came on train, horseback, wagons, and some, on foot. According to local historians, the town's original name was "Verbeck" as designated by the railroad company. However, a railroad employee named Al Moore, reported to be either a conductor or a brakeman, lived in a boxcar at the camp and had difficulty receiving his mail. He painted his name - "Moore" - on a board and nailed it on the boxcar. When a postmaster was appointed, he continued to call the settlement Moore. When the town incorporated in 1893 the name was legalized. The original town site comprised a small area bounded by the present NE 3rd Street on the north and SE 4th Street on the south; the eastern limit was situated about one and a half blocks east of the railroad and the western edge about two and a half blocks west of the railroad. The little town slumbered comfortably for seventy years -- then it exploded in a frenzy of expansion and development that attracted attention nationwide. In 1961 approximately 21.6 square miles of additional territory was annexed and Moore became a city in 1962. The decade of the 60’s saw Moore’s population soar. The 1970 census showed an increase of more than 950% for a total of 18,761. The 1980 Census recorded 35,063 residents - an 86% growth rate. Moore continued to grow during the 80's, with the 1990 Census indicating a 15% increase to 40,318.

We believe this is where the strong belong. Moorhead is a rising metro. We are growing a vibrant business, academic, and art community. We have a culture of achievement, rooted in the spirit of curiosity. Here, we choose to be more. The City of Moorhead offers a positive, friendly and collaborative work environment that is team focused where everyone is working together to serve our community. Our employees are passionate about their jobs and making our community one to be proud of. We are #MoorheadProud The City of Moorhead is an equal opportunity employer and a proud employer located in the metropolitan region of Fargo-Moorhead

The City of Moose Jaw has a population of 34,000+ and is situated in the south-central part of Saskatchewan. Offering a high quality of life, "Canada's Most Notorious City"​ provides residents with affordable living options, excellent schools, post-secondary educational facilities, a new state-of-the-art hospital, a variety of cultural institutions and exceptional recreation and leisure services. It's a small City with all of the big city necessities (even a Starbucks within walking distance from City Hall!). With a municipal workforce of nearly 400 employees, including 130 police and fire employees, the City of Moose Jaw offers diverse opportunities for employment. The City strives to be an employer of choice offering competitive wages and benefits. The City's “Safety First” approach aims to continue building a healthy workplace where employees have an opportunity to establish and advance careers and contribute to the growing community.

The City of Moose Jaw has a population of 34,000+ and is situated in the south-central part of Saskatchewan. Offering a high quality of life, "Canada's Most Notorious City"​ provides residents with affordable living options, excellent schools, post-secondary educational facilities, a new state-of-the-art hospital, a variety of cultural institutions and exceptional recreation and leisure services. It's a small City with all of the big city necessities (even a Starbucks within walking distance from City Hall!). With a municipal workforce of nearly 400 employees, including 130 police and fire employees, the City of Moose Jaw offers diverse opportunities for employment. The City strives to be an employer of choice offering competitive wages and benefits. The City's “Safety First” approach aims to continue building a healthy workplace where employees have an opportunity to establish and advance careers and contribute to the growing community.

The City of Morganton offers the unique charms of a small city yet embraces technology, new development and progressive thinking. Whether you are a visitor, a retiree, a small family, or a business person looking for a new home, Morganton invites you to enjoy the wonderful amenities and services of our City.

The City of Morrow hosts one of the largest commerce areas in South-Metro Atlanta. The city has a variety of services offered including medical, professional, banking, lodging, shopping, theater, and dining. Growth has not slowed in the City of Morrow, now home to about 6500 residents. Concurrent with this increase in residential growth, the city has developed an industrial and commercial base for the city, including Morrow Industrial Park, Southlake Mall and a string of new retail and restaurant developments along Mt. Zion Road. All of these operations are within the city limits, considered by many to be the economic engine for the Southern Crescent. The commercial and retail base generates considerable sales tax revenue.