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Friday is the last day for Spencer residents to leave flood debris on the right-of-way for unscheduled pickup.
Spencer’s Mayor says the city might have more requests from the legislature than normal in the wake of the flood.
Spencer IA, (Northwest Iowa now) at a recent Clay County Board of Supervisors meeting the topic of improving the county’s emergency services communication service was discussed.
Supervisor Allen Batschelet spoke with Northwest Iowa Now about the county looking into approving its communication services.
FEMA has announced that the Disaster Recovery Center in Dickinson County will permanently close Saturday at 6pm.
The American Red Cross is holding a blood drive at the Clay County fair on Friday.
Spencer officials provided a flood update all across our Northwest Iowa Now.com audio platforms Thursday morning.
Spencer IA, (Northwest Iowa Now)- Spencer Community Schools Teachers were surprised with an ambulance […]
The Clay County Assessor’s Office is working overtime to reassess property damaged in the flood.
Typical FEMA rules require victims of natural disasters to apply for assistance within 60 days of its occurrence.
Spencer IA, (Northwest Iowa Now) – FEMA announced in a press release Friday, that […]