South Iowa News

DES MOINES – U.S. Representative Zach Nunn (IA-03) has unveiled plans for mobile office hours across Iowa's Third District to cater to constituents who may face challenges in traveling to one of the congressional offices situated in Creston, Des Moines, and Ottumwa. The initiative aims to provide assistance on various federal government-related matters to Iowans in their communities.

“My top priority is providing exceptional services and support to Iowans,” emphasized Rep. Nunn. “My hope is that these mobile office hours will ensure ease of access for all Iowans to receive assistance from my office regardless of where they live in the Third District.”

Commencing on Wednesday, April 3, the mobile office hours will kick off with a schedule that includes visits to various locations throughout the district. Starting from Page County and moving through Adams, Wayne, Appanoose, Clarke, Greene, Monroe, Cass, Madison, Guthrie, Taylor, Wapello, Adair, Davis, Adair/Guthrie, Lucas, Ringgold, and Decatur counties, the office hours will provide opportunities for constituents to seek help with Social Security, Medicare, passports, visas, veterans’ benefits, military records, tax returns, and other federal government-related issues.

The mobile office hours will be a convenient way for Iowans to access assistance without the need to travel long distances to the main congressional offices. Additional dates and locations for the mobile office hours are expected to be announced in the future, further extending the reach of constituent services across Iowa's Third District.