Frequently Asked Questions

City of Le Mars parking fines should be paid at the Police Department. All other traffic fines should be paid at the

Ambulance bills should be directed to Le Mars City Hall, 40 Central Avenue SE, Le Mars, Iowa 51031. For more information, call 712-546-7018.

Open burning is prohibited by city ordinance. You may apply at City Hall for a temporary permit to burn.

Dogs are considered to be at-large if they are off the premises of the owner and not confined or under the control of the owner or responsible person. Dogs that are considered at-large shall be impounded.

There are police officers on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There is a phone in the lobby of the police station. It rings directly to a dispatcher, who can direct an officer to assist you. If you are near a phone and have an emergency to report, dial 911. For all other non-emergency calls, call 712-546-4113.

It is unlawful for any person, other than a peace officer in the discharge of official duties, to shoot or discharge any firearm, air gun, BB gun, slingshot, bow or other weapon in the city.

You may obtain a copy of an accident report by mail or at the front desk of the Police Department. There is photocopy fee for each report.

Anytime you have an emergency you should dial 911. Other non-emergency or routine calls should be made to 712-546-4113 or the Plymouth County Sheriff's Office at 712-546-8191.

Any vehicle, trailer or mobile home that is left parked on a street or alley for a continuous period of 48 hours or more may be impounded. On certain streets, and as posted, all night parking is prohibited. Trucks, truck-trailers, lowboy trailers and mobile homes are prohibited from parking on any public street or thoroughfare within the city during the hours from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., except for loading or unloading purposes.

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