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455 Massachusetts St, Gary, IN 46402
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Gary Public Library
220 W 5th Ave, Gary, IN 46402
Gary Public Library
220 W 5th Ave, Gary, IN 46402
The City of Gary has supplied oxygen to over 75 residents from the City of Gary and surrounding communities. As of 6pm on August 21st, that local service has concluded.
If you need an urgent refill need email: garyfire@gary.gov or Call our non emergency number at 219-660-0000 to schedule a pick up for your tank.
If this is an emergency please dial: 911
Boys and Girls Club
723 Long Run Road, South Haven, IN
10:00 a.m.
St. Teresa of Avila
1604 E. Lincolnway, Valparaiso, IN
12:00 p.m.
New Tabernacle M.B.C.
2416 Pierce St. Gary, IN
11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Calumet Township Multi-Purpose Center
1900 W. 41st. Avenue, Gary, IN
8:00 a.m.
Rinse Cycle Valet | Free Laundry Pickup & Delivery
200 W. 5th. Avenue, Gary, IN
8:00 a.m. - 11 a.m.
NWI Drive-Thru Pet Food Pantry
Open to ALL Northwest Indiana families affected by the recent storms.
661 Broadway, Gary, IN
11:00 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Here is a quick breakdown of how the process works and why it matters:
Please note the following steps:
Donate to the City of Gary Storm Recovery and Relief Fund. Send donations to the Legacy Foundation.
For more information, call Constituent Services at (219) 881-1300.
Storm Relief Funds will be facilitated by The Legacy Foundation https://legacyfdn.org/
Donate to the City of Gary Storm Recovery and Relief Fund. Send donations to the Legacy Foundation.
For more information, call Constituent Services at
(219) 881-1300.
Storm Relief Funds will be facilitated by The Legacy Foundation https://legacyfdn.org/
211 is essential for each citizen to report storm damage to assist IDHS and FEMA in unlocking and allocating resources.
Additionally, citizens in at-risk populations, elderly, disabled, veterans, or under the poverty line should report their damage as 211 can refer their needs to qualified Charitable organizations for free services- i.e. tree and debris removal, basement flooding remediation and more.
Those citizens are encouraged to call in or access the online tool at IN211.org
Please report storm-related damage and needs by calling 211 or dialing 866-211-9966
Relief funds are being distributed to those impacted by last week's destructive storms and Hoosiers can request up to $5,000 for repairs and support.
Gary 311 makes it easy to connect with the City of Gary and report non-emergency issues in your neighborhood. Whether it's illegal dumping yard debris removal, housing complaints, recycling bin requests, demolition inquiries, or streetlight and traffic signal concerns – we're here to serve you with fast, easy, and reliable access to city services.
Download the Gary 311 app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to submit a request.
Visit Gary.gov/311 and select “Submit Request.”
Send your request and photos directly to our team.
Hours: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Monday – Friday
Call: 888-684-1441
Visit: www.redcross.org
We recognize the significant impact this storm has had on our residents, neighborhoods, and community. City crews and our partners are working diligently to restore safe access, remove storm debris, and respond to critical service needs as quickly and safely as possible. We appreciate your patience, understanding, and cooperation as we work together through the recovery process.
Continue to use 311 to submit requests for City services and report storm-related conditions. Providing an accurate location and description will help crews document and prioritize requests.
Place storm-related debris curbside for collection, including tree limbs, branches, vegetative debris, and materials dislodged from homes or structures during the storm, such as shingles, siding, gutters, and similar materials. Keep debris safely contained where possible and away from streets, driveways, sidewalks, storm drains, fire hydrants, utility equipment, and downed power lines.
North Gleason Park in Gary has been designated the residential tree drop-off location. 301 W. 30th Avenue
Do not place debris where it blocks streets, traffic lanes, driveways, sidewalks, alleys, storm drains, fire hydrants, or other public rights-of-way.
Property owners are generally responsible for trees located on private property. However, where a tree creates an immediate emergency, threatens public safety, or obstructs the public right-of-way, residents should report the condition. The City will assess the situation and assist where possible and appropriate.
Stay away from all downed or low-hanging electrical lines. Do not touch, move, drive over, or place debris near electrical lines or utility equipment. Treat every downed line as energized and dangerous and report it to the appropriate utility or emergency authorities.
Report flooded basements directly to the Gary Sanitary District (GSD) for appropriate response and documentation.
Report traffic signal and streetlight outages to 311 so affected locations can be documented, assessed, and prioritized for repair.
Yes. Trash and recycling collection remains ongoing. Some routes may experience delays because of blocked or inaccessible roadways. Residents should continue placing carts out according to their regular collection schedule.
The storm has created significant impacts throughout the city. Crews are prioritizing public safety, roadway access, emergency conditions, and restoration of essential services. We ask residents to remain patient, use 311 to help us document service needs, and allow crews room to work safely.