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Iowa Shelters Open for Flood Survivors
- Find Open Shelters (Map) - Red Cross
Impacted Communities Disaster Websites
- Greenfield Tornado Resources
- Rock Rapids Flood Information
- Rock Valley Flood Information
- Sioux Rapids Flood Information
- Spencer Recovery Resource Hub
Community Action Agencies
A network of 17 community action agencies offer assistance, such as food delivery initiatives, clothing, diapers, and addressing emergency and disaster needs. Find a community action agency near you.
Clay County Temporary Office:
Upper Des Moines Opportunity's Clay County Outreach Office
Foundation Church
1410 W 18th Street, Spencer, IA
712-480-2381
Red Cross offers financial assistance
The American Red Cross has financial assistance available for people whose primary home was destroyed or is unlivable due to the recent storms and tornadoes. If you have questions about American Red Cross financial assistance or other services call 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767).
Back to top511 - Traveler Information
Provides statewide up-to-date traffic information for interstates, U.S. routes, and state highways. Iowans can now see county road closures on the 511 map by clicking on the “County Closure” layer. Currently, 79 counties report their closures.
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211- https://211iowa.org/ - Search for resources in Iowa
- Call 211
- Text your zip code to 898211
- Download the 211 App
A multilingual hotline is available statewide for Iowans who need resources. Call the 211 Language Help Line 1-877-558-2609.
Back to topFloods and Water Well Information
Contaminated well water can make you sick. Never consume water from a well if there is any chance the well has been impacted by flood waters. You need to test your well water to determine if it is safe. More information from Iowa Dept. of Natural Resources.
Back to topIowa One Call
Call before digging: The Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) reminds anyone whose rebuilding efforts involve digging to call 811 or visit the Iowa One Call website for information on scheduling a utility locate before beginning a project.
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