City of Dubuque to create parking solution for Roshek building sale

By: Allison Wong

Cottingham & Butler and Heartland Financial plan to purchase the Roshek Building from the nonprofit Dubuque Initiatives. The companies say they need more space because of growth. According to city documents, "Heartland has shown a strong 14.5% growth rate over the past 5 years." It says, "C&B has grown from approximately 200 employees to over 1,000 employees in the U.S. with over 700 of those employees located in Dubuque and another 80 within the state of Iowa."

C&B CEO David Becker says he currently has 200 employees working inside of Roshek. Once C&B purchases it, there will be an additional 200 employees. Heartland President and CEO Bruce Lee says his company has 125 currently working in the building and will add 325 more, for a total of 450.

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