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In the City of Ames, we are defined less by boundaries on a map than by the sense of shared values our residents hold dear. Small town values, guided growth, preservation of historical, cultural, and natural heritage are just a few of the core principles that makes City of Ames a wonderful place to call home.

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ATTENTION

 

04/12/2021

04/08/2021

CITY OF AMES GENERAL ELECTION 

Listed below are how the candidates’ name will appear on the ballot: 

 

MAYOR 

Cornelius Gilmore 

Emmett Albro 

 

CITY COUNCIL POSITION # 1 

Michael Trahan 

 

CITY COUNCIL POSITION # 2  

Carlton Rollins 

 

CITY COUNCIL POSITION # 3 

Eddie G White 

 

CITY COUNCIL POSITION # 5  

Audrey Harrison 

 

 

04/01/2021

 

3/25/2021

    

03/09/2021

Below are the next steps in the FEMA Public Assistance (PA) recovery process for the February Winter Storm (DR-4586):

 

[1]  Applicant Briefing

 

Attend a DR-4586 Applicant Briefing.

• Applicant Briefings occur at 9 AM each weekday until further notice.
• Click here or visit the following link to register for a briefing:  https://tdem-texas-gov.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIsde2grTwqGdfr11XjGYx1zAW_1V5wzmde. 
• Please note, you only need to attend one of the Applicant Briefings.

 

[2]  Request for Public Assistance (RPA)

 

Submit a RPA for your organization.  The deadline to submit a RPA is currently March 21, 2021.

• Step 1: Log in to FEMA Grants Portal (https://grantee.fema.gov/).
• Step 2: select “Click here to submit an RPA for your organization” on the Dashboard.
• Step 3: Select DR-4586 and complete each section by following the prompts.

 

[3]  pSTAT – Damage Assessments

 

Currently DR-4586 is only a category B – Emergency Protective Measures declaration but in an effort to have a full disaster declaration please have each Sub Recipient complete a damage assessment for each location that sustained damage as a result of the storm using TDEM’s damage assessment tool pSTAT (Public Assistance State of Texas Assessment Tool). This damage assessment information is a critical action needed to provide to FEMA to declare other categories of work and should be completed within the next 2 weeks.

• pSTAT Training - There is a recurring training meeting every weekday at 2:30 PM until further notice.  Join the Zoom meeting at https://tdem-texas-gov.zoom.us/j/88023916871.
• pSTAT – To access the tool itself, click here:  https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/9960a862346147ae918ba7a62dbfd50a.  Or, use the following QR code:

 

Additionally, I encourage you to visit TDEM – Texas Emergency Management and click on the “February Winter Weather” icon. There are many useful resources in our website. 

 

02/18/2021

Click here to access the Declaration of Disaster for Liberty County.