City of Kamrar

09/04/2026

Emergencies can happen when we least expect them. That is why Hamilton County is working together to be better prepared.

The Hamilton County Emergency Preparedness Coalition is helping lead a countywide effort to encourage individuals, families, businesses, organizations, and communities to prepare, partner, and recover.

Through this effort, the Enhance Hamilton County Foundation is also introducing the Hamilton County Disaster Recovery Fund — a local charitable fund that will help support organizations involved in disaster response and recovery right here in Hamilton County.

Gifts to the fund can be made at any time, not just after a disaster, so resources are ready when our community needs them most.

Learn more about emergency preparedness, local resources, and how you can support the fund at:

The Hamilton County Emergency Preparedness Coalition is working with local partners to strengthen preparedness, coordinate response, and to be a support for our communities before, during, and after disasters.

09/01/2026

NOTICE:

08/24/2026

The City of Kamrar is looking for someone to do nuisance mowing. Please contact the City of Kamrar at 515 539 3477 if you are interested and for more details.

08/18/2026

Hamilton County Solid Waste collects used batteries. Please note these should not be put in your general garbage. See flyer below for instructions. Also if you would like a flyer about the Landfill there are copies located at the City Hall in the hallway.

08/18/2026

If you have branches from a storm you may put them by the street and the City Workers will pick them up as time allows. NOTE only branches from storm damage.

08/18/2026

Save the DATE! Support our local Lions Club.

08/01/2026

Due to recent rain the branch dump at the lagoon will not be open tomorrow August 1st but will be open Saturday August 8th.

07/27/2026

Exciting news for Kamrar! We’ve been selected to join Keep Iowa Beautiful’s Hometown Pride program, starting this fall!
Nine communities in Hamilton County — Blairsburg, Ellsworth, Jewell, Kamrar, Randall, Stanhope, Stratford, Webster City, and Williams — will work with a Hometown Pride coach to launch a volunteer-driven program that strengthens local pride, develops new leaders, and completes community improvement projects.
Through Hometown Pride, local volunteers in more than 100 Iowa communities have led projects such as park and trail upgrades, public art, beautification, new gathering spaces, and community events.
We’re excited to see what our community will accomplish together! Stay tuned for more updates this fall.
Council Member Gerald Huisman will be our representative for this program. Please contact him at 515-835-9315 if you would like to be involved.
Learn more:

Hamilton County, Union County, and the City of Newell will join Keep Iowa Beautiful's Hometown Pride program, strengthening local leadership, regional

07/17/2026

Upcoming this Saturday