The Justice Center in Nevada will remain closed all day on Friday, due to issues with the HVAC system.If you need to visit the offices of the Recorder or Treasurer in-person, you must schedule an appointment by clicking on the "Schedule an Appointment" tab in red below. Details for making an appointment are listed below. | |
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Administration Building900 6th Street, NevadaIn-person services have resumed. | If you need to visit the offices of the Recorder or Treasurer in-person, you must schedule an appointment by clicking on the "Schedule an Appointment" tab. Please note we recommend using Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari as internet browsers for scheduling an appointment. |
Secondary Roads/County Engineer's Office837 N Avenue, NevadaIn-person services have resumed | Justice Center1315 South B Avenue, NevadaIn-person services have resumed |
Human Services Center126 South Kellogg, AmesServices available at the Human Services Center in Ames continue to be available by phone, email, and appointment as public access to that building remain limited. | Animal Shelter975 West Lincoln Highway, NevadaWe continue to do adoptions on approved application with appointment, and encourage people to call the Animal Shelter at 515-382-3338 with any and all questions. |
Story County Conservation56461 180th Street, AmesThe Conservation Center at McFarland Park is closed but all County parks are open to the public. Use of the Story County Conservation Center and indoor programming is following an approach adopted by the Story County Conservation Board. Staff are available by phone or email to provide information and assistance. |
Contact information for all Story County Elected Offices and Departments is available at the right. Many County services can be conducted online or remotely through email, mail, use of drop boxes, or over the phone. Story County encourages conducting business with the County remotely whenever possible. | Offices and DepartmentsAnimal Control & Shelter (515) 382-3338 |
Story County's top priority remains the safety of employees and the public. The County will continue to evaluate operations and adjust services and safety measures as needed. |