The City of Ames received six gold status certificates from the University of Northern Iowa’s Center for Energy and Environment Education as part of the first annual Resilient Iowa …

Centrally and conveniently located in the heart of the Midwest and Iowa, Ames is known for its robust, stable economy, flourishing cultural environment, comprehensive medical care, top-quality schools, acres of parks and recreational opportunities, and the …

Enjoy Your Time in Ames, Iowa! Located in the heart of the state, Ames, Iowa, is a wonderful community to visit. Whether coming for a weekend, a week, or considering a long-term stay, …

To learn more about Iowa's property tax system, the Iowa State Association of Assessors have prepared a brochure, A Fair and Equitable Property Tax System. Free viewers are required for some of the attached documents.

City Hall - 515 Clark Ave. Ames, IA 50010 | City Manager's Office 515-239-5101 | Electric or Water Utility Bill 515-239-5120 | TDD 515-239-5133

Ames consisted of 12 blocks and extended from the railroad right-of-way north to Ninth Street and was bounded on the east by Duff Avenue and on the west by Burnett Avenue. That year also began the establishment of the first of the state and …

Enterprise GIS at the City of Ames enables elected officials, City employees, public and private agencies, and our citizen customer to apply GIS technology to issues effecting our City. To …

The Ames Parks & Recreation Department offers a variety of part-time, seasonal jobs for applicants 14 and older. Call City of Ames Human Resources for more information at 515-239-5199. Employment Opportunities. PLEASE NOTE: Successful candidates for all positions must verify employment eligibility. Employees must produce the following documents ...

The six-member board consists of the Ames City Manager, an Iowa State University Senior Vice President, a member of the Ames City Council, an appointee by the Mayor of Ames, an Iowa …

Policing in Ames: A path forward This report was presented by City Manager Steve Schainker to the Ames City Council on Sept. 29, 2020. It contains 21 recommendations for consideration by the Council to improve police policies and practices.