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 1.   COUNTY, CITY, AND LOCAL AGENCIES ATTEND POCATELLO PUBLIC SAFETY TABLETOP
      EXERCISE
      
      The City of Pocatello and Bannock County Office of Emergency Management
      coordinated the Public Safety Tabletop Exercise with the FBI to review
      first responders and private sector partners’ response plans to critical
      incidents. Read on...

 2.   COMMUNITY ADVISORY: DANGEROUS RIVER CONDITIONS ON PORTNEUF RIVER
      
      Due to the high levels and fast-moving water, please exercise extreme
      caution near rivers and creeks. The Portneuf River is 10.5 feet deep and
      is flowing at 1,060 cubic feet per second (cfs), making for dangerous
      conditions. Read on...

 3.   POCATELLO FIRE DEPARTMENT RECEIVES THREE NEW BRUSH TRUCKS AHEAD OF
      WILDFIRE SEASON
      
      The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will take place Thursday, June 8, at 5:15 p.m.
      at City Hall. This event is free and open to the public. The total cost
      for the three new brush trucks was $511,695. Read on...

 4.   COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER CLOSED THROUGH JUNE 2 FOR RENOVATIONS
      
      All areas of the facility have been temporarily closed and classes
      canceled. We promise it will be worth the wait. These renovations are part
      of the Portneuf Health Trust and Healthy City, USA $1.3 million donation
      to the expansion and remodel. Read on...

 5.   UPDATE: POCATELLO’S ROSS PARK AQUATIC COMPLEX OPENS FOR 2024 SEASON MAY 25
      
      UPDATE (05/23): To get your season swim passes head over to the Ross Park
      Aquatic Complex during business hours or call 208-232-3901. The Community
      Recreation Center is closed through June 2 for renovations. Read on...

 6.   CITY OF POCATELLO SANITATION COLLECTION TO OPERATE AS NORMAL ON MEMORIAL
      DAY
      
      The City of Pocatello Sanitation Department’s collection trucks will be
      operating as normal on Memorial Day, May 27. Read on...

 7.   WATER SYSTEM FLUSHING BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 20
      
      The City of Pocatello Water Department will be conducting its annual
      system flushing program beginning May 20, 2024, and will take
      approximately three weeks to complete. Read on...

 8.   POCATELLO PARKS AND RECREATION RECEIVES COMMUNITY HEALTH ACADEMY GRANT
      FUNDING
      
      The City of Pocatello received a $20,000 grant for completing the academy.
      Read on...

 9.   HALF-PRICE DOG AND PUPPY ADOPTIONS AT THE POCATELLO ANIMAL SHELTER MAY 17
      THROUGH JUNE 1, 2024
      
      Dog and puppy adoptions regularly cost $130+tax and are now $65+tax with
      the discount. All adoptions include vaccinations, a collar, spay or neuter
      surgery, and a microchip for permanent identification. Read on...

 10.  CITY OF POCATELLO AND POCATELLO FIRE UNION CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN
      
      The City of Pocatello and the Pocatello Fire Union held their first
      negotiation session Friday, May 10, 2024, in the City Council Chambers at
      8:30 a.m. Read on...

 11.  HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH: INPUT NEEDED FOR THE POCATELLO HISTORIC
      PRESERVATION PLAN UPDATE
      
      The goal is to better reflect the community's vision and renewed
      priorities for the City's historic preservation program for the next 10
      years. Read on...

 12.  POCATELLO ANIMAL SERVICES HOSTING RABIES CLINIC MAY 25
      
      The price is $10 per vaccine, individuals can pay by cash or check. Please
      bring a valid ID. Credit cards will not be accepted. Read on...

 13.  RECIPIENTS OF THE 2024 “POCATELLO’S PROMISE OF TOMORROW MAYORAL
      SCHOLARSHIP” ANNOUNCED
      
      The scholarship program is in its fifth year. Each two-year scholarship
      awards the student $2,000, or $500 per semester, to use at Idaho State
      University. Read on...

 14.  HALF-PRICED DOG AND CAT LICENSES FROM POCATELLO ANIMAL SERVICES FOR THE
      MONTH OF MAY
      
      Simply visit a location with a valid driver’s license to get your pet a
      license. Read on...

 15.  MARSHALL PUBLIC LIBRARY’S “GARDEN TO GIVE” FOR THE IDAHO FOODBANK IS BACK
      
      Marshall Public Library (MPL) is teaming up with The Idaho Foodbank to
      help get excess produce from your garden to the food bank. The library
      will accept donations of locally grown fresh produce including herbs and
      transport it to the food bank. Read on...

 16.  COMMUNITY INPUT WANTED TO HELP SHAPE POCATELLO’S TRANSPORTATION
      INFRASTRUCTURE
      
      Help shape the future of Pocatello’s transportation infrastructure! The
      City of Pocatello, in partnership with Hales Engineering, wants your
      feedback on the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Action Plan. Read
      on...

 17.  POCATELLO WATER DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES 2024 WATER WEEK MAY 6 THROUGH MAY 9
      
      With the encouragement and support of the Mayor and City Council, the City
      of Pocatello Water Department is holding its 30th Annual Open House during
      National Drinking Water Week, May 6 through May 9. Read on...

 18.  WHAT IS THE NEXT STEP WITH SIGN CODE IN THE CITY OF POCATELLO?
      
      Join the Planning & Zoning (P&Z) Commission meeting May 9 at 11 a.m. to
      learn about the proposed sign code. April 10, the P&Z Commission denied
      the proposed sign code with conditions. Read on...

 19.  HISTORIC BRADY CHAPEL TO UNDERGO PHASE I PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION
      WORK, KICK-OFF EVENT
      
      The kick-off event is May 7, 12 p.m. at the Mountain View Cemetery, 1520
      South 5th Avenue. Read on...

 20.  NORTH MAIN EXTENSION NEAR NORTH KRAFT ROAD BEING MONITORED FOR FLOODING,
      TWO LANES CLOSED
      
      The two outside lanes on the North Main Extension have been closed due to
      rising water in the area. Please use caution while driving in this area.
      Read on...

 21.  BROOKLYN’S PLAYGROUND WILL BE CLOSED MAY 13 THROUGH 31 FOR RESURFACING
      
      Brooklyn's Playground opened in 2011, the playground was originally built
      through donations to ensure access for all youth, including those with
      disabilities. Read on...

 22.  RIBBON CUTTING: CITY OF POCATELLO, IDAHO SILVER JACKETS TO DEDICATE
      PORTNEUF RIVER FLOOD DISPLAY
      
      Dedication of Portneuf River flood information display, Thursday, May 2,
      2024, at 11:30 a.m. Read on...

 23.  MARSHALL PUBLIC LIBRARY HOSTS FAMILY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY WORKSHOP
      
      Curious about your family history? Marshall Public Library (MPL) is
      hosting a family history and genealogy workshop on how to get started. It
      will be held Monday, April 29, at 7 p.m. in the Yost-Ashcroft Exploration
      Center. Read on...

 24.  CITY OF POCATELLO’S ANNUAL HIRING FAIR SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 19
      
      Stop by the Public Works Annex, 2405 Garrett Way, Friday, April 19 any
      time from 2 to 7 p.m. for the City’s largest hiring event of the year.
      Read on...

 25.  TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL “RUN WITH THE BIG DOGS” APRIL 20, REGISTRATION OPEN
      
      Register before April 8, using promo code RWTBD27, and get a Run with the
      Big Dogs T-shirt and a “doggy bag” full of freebies. Read on...

 26.  POCATELLO STREET OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT SWITCHED TO SUMMER HOURS
      
      The City of Pocatello Street Operations Department switched to summer
      working hours yesterday, April 1. Read on...

 27.  FREE SEED PACKETS AVAILABLE AT THE MARSHALL PUBLIC LIBRARY
      
      Seeds are available starting Saturday, March 30, 2024. Our Seed Library is
      a collection of open-pollinated, heirloom, and hybrid seeds (vegetables,
      herbs, and flowers) that anyone in our area can plant at home. Read on...

 28.  US DOT AWARDS $8.5M RCN GRANT TO CITY OF POCATELLO FOR TERRY FIRST
      CONNECTION
      
      DOT awarded the City of Pocatello $8,500,000 to improve connections
      between the city’s core neighborhoods by providing improved and safer
      bicycle and pedestrian access across the Union Pacific Railroad via the
      Benton St. overpass. Read on...

 29.  COMMUNITY-WIDE SPRING CLEANUP SATURDAY, MAY 4
      
      Community-Wide Spring Cleanup Saturday, May 4, 2024, from 8:30 to 10 a.m.
      Read on...

 30.  NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON SIGN CODE & ZONING ORDINANCE CHANGES
      
      The proposed sign code public hearing will be at 6:30 p.m. April 10 at
      City Hall in Council Chambers, 911 N 7th Avenue. Read on...

 31.  ANNUAL SPRING CLEAN-UP PLANNED AT RESTLAWN AND MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERIES
      
      Property owners may come to pick up such items beginning Monday, March 25,
      2024. Starting Monday, April 8, crews will remove and discard all flower
      placements and decorations in Restlawn and Mountain View Cemeteries
      (weather permitting). Read on...

 32.  ZOO IDAHO OPENING DAY FOR THE 2024 SEASON, SATURDAY, APRIL 6
      
      Zoo Idaho will be open to the public on weekends throughout April with
      weekday hours resuming May 1. These animals can no longer thrive in the
      wild and the zoo has given them a forever home. Read on...

 33.  WATER LINE INSTALLATION BEGINS THURSDAY, MARCH 21, NORTH 1ST AVE.,
      COLORADO AVE., AND GARRETT WAY
      
      The work may cause short-term disruptions to water service. Individuals in
      and around the construction zone are encouraged to keep a supply of
      drinking water available. Read on...

 34.  CITY OF POCATELLO ENVIRONMENTAL FAIR SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 27 AT LOOKOUT
      POINT
      
      Come out and enjoy FREE food, FREE admission, and LIVE music at this
      year’s fair. There is something for everyone at the fair, so bring your
      friends and family for a fun-filled afternoon in the park. Read on...

 35.  CITY TO HOST TWO OPEN HOUSES FOR BROWNFIELD GRANT MONEY AVAILABLE TO LAND
      OWNERS
      
      The City of Pocatello was awarded an EPA Community-Wide Brownfield
      Assessment grant. This Brownfield Redevelopment Program funding allows the
      City to assist with redevelopment projects. City staff will be hosting two
      different events March 20. Read on...

 36.  WATER DEPARTMENT CREWS RETURN TO SEASONAL WORKING HOURS
      
      Starting March 18, 2024, crews with the City of Pocatello Water Department
      will switch to working between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday
      through Thursday. Read on...

 37.  DIGITAL ACTIVITY GUIDE RELEASED BY POCATELLO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
      
      The digital activity guide is now live! As of Monday, March 11, 2024, the
      Pocatello Parks & Recreation Department rolled out our first-ever digital
      activity guide. Going digital will allow the City to create an updated
      guide three times per year. Read on...

 38.  WEBSITE LAUNCHES FOR POCATELLO’S PARKS, RECREATION, OPEN SPACE, & TRAILS
      PLAN
      
      The website provides ways to engage with the City and learn more regarding
      the plan, the process, and upcoming opportunities to get involved. Read
      on...

 39.  CITY OF POCATELLO SEEKS COMMUNITY INPUT DURING MULTIPLE REBRANDING
      CAMPAIGN EVENTS
      
      We are excited to announce HUB Collective, the marketing company chosen to
      rebrand the City of Pocatello, will be in town next week. To gain
      community input, multiple events have been organized for the public. Read
      on...

 40.  PUBLIC INVITED TO TOWN HALL MEETING - TOPIC: REBRANDING CAMPAIGN
      
      Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad and the City Council are hosting a Town Hall
      Meeting March 6, 2024, from 6 to 7 p.m. in City Council Chambers, 911
      North 7th Avenue. Read on...

 41.  CITY LOOKING FOR FEEDBACK ON POCATELLO’S DOWNTOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT AT
      MARCH 1 OPEN HOUSE
      
      Residents are invited to participate in an open house to learn about and
      provide feedback on a draft of the Downtown Pocatello Historic District
      Design Standards. The open house will be at Dude’s Public Market. Read
      on...

 42.  MARSHALL PUBLIC LIBRARY STEAM EXPLORATION CENTER GRAND OPENING SET FOR
      MARCH 1
      
      STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math, and is
      part of a national effort to increase competency in these core areas of
      education. Read on...

 43.  SANITATION COLLECTION TO OPERATE AS NORMAL ON PRESIDENTS’ DAY
      
      The City of Pocatello Sanitation Department’s collection trucks will
      operate as normal Presidents’ Day, February 19. Read on...

 44.  KICK-OFF MEETING SET FOR POCATELLO’S PARKS, RECREATION, OPEN SPACE AND
      TRAILS PLAN
      
      Wednesday, February 28 at 6 p.m., the City of Pocatello invites you to the
      kick-off meeting at City Hall Council Chambers, 911 N. 7th Ave.,
      Pocatello, ID 83201. Read on...

 45.  UPDATE: PRESCRIBED PILE BURNING SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY
      
      The Pocatello Fire Department will conduct prescribed pile-burning
      operations Tuesday, February 13 from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm at multiple sites
      on the East Bench Area around Summit Drive, Granite Drive, and McCaleb
      Drive. Read on...

 46.  CENTER STREET UNDERPASS TO CLOSE FOR CONSTRUCTION
      
      Work on the Center Street Underpass in Historic Downtown Pocatello is set
      to begin February 20, 2024. Read on...

 47.  POCATELLO RANKED 7TH BEST-PERFORMING CITY OUT OF 203 BY ANNUAL MILKEN
      INSTITUTE REPORT
      
      Four of the seven top-ranked smaller cities are located in Idaho. Read
      on...

 48.  MAYOR’S MILLION MINUTE MARATHON – READING CHALLENGE
      
      Each year in February, Lookout Credit Union partners up with City of
      Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad, PCSD #25, and the Marshall Public Library, to
      bring the “Mayor’s Million Minute Marathon” Reading Challenge! Read on...

 49.  CITY OF POCATELLO FIREFIGHTERS RESCUE RESIDENTS DURING APARTMENT FIRE
      
      With zero visibility due to the smoke, Firefighters Stan Tharp and Griffin
      Jory made entry into the residents having to crawl and feel their way
      through the intense heat and smoke. Read on...

 50.  PUBLIC INPUT WANTED FOR PIONEER RIDGE TRAILHEAD GRANT APPLICATION
      
      If grant funds are awarded, the improvements will be made in 2024. The
      City will be accepting public comment on the grant application until
      Friday, January 25, 2024, at 5 p.m. Read on...

 51.  SPONSORS, EXHIBITORS, AND VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR THE 2024 PORTNEUF VALLEY
      ENVIRONMENTAL FAIR
      
      The Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair, will take place April 27, 2024, at
      Lookout Point in Pocatello. On average over 4,000 people attend this free
      event to learn about our local environment from local businesses and
      organizations. Read on...

 52.  APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR 2024 POCATELLO’S “PROMISE OF TOMORROW MAYORAL
      SCHOLARSHIP”
      
      Five recipients will be awarded two-year scholarships each totaling $2,000
      ($500 per semester) to Idaho State University. Read on...

 53.  UPDATE (3:20 P.M.): ALL LANES ARE BACK OPEN AND THE LEAK HAS BEEN
      REPAIRED.
      
      Read on...

 54.  CITY OF POCATELLO EMPLOYEES DONATE OVER $23,000 DURING UNITED WAY GIVING
      CAMPAIGN
      
      Thanks to generous donations, City of Pocatello employees have pledged
      $23,054 to United Way of Southeastern Idaho to help community members in
      need. Read on...

 55.  SANITATION COLLECTION TO OPERATE AS NORMAL ON MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY
      
      Residents with a Monday collection day for garbage or recycling are asked
      to place their autocarts at the curb by 7 a.m. for pickup. Read on...

 56.  CITY OF POCATELLO NONESSENTIAL DEPARTMENTS CLOSED FRIDAY DUE TO WEATHER
      
      Street Operations snow plows are running 24 hours and will continue to
      plow, as necessary. Read on...

 57.  INFORMATIONAL MEETING SET REGARDING A PROJECT TO DOCUMENT THE HISTORIC
      TRIANGLE NEIGHBORHOOD
      
      The City has received a $10,000 Gem State grant from the Idaho Humanities
      Council to prepare a documentary on the Historic Triangle Neighborhood and
      its importance to the history of Pocatello. Read on...

 58.  CITY OF POCATELLO STREET OPERATIONS PREPARES FOR STORMS
      
      The biggest obstacle for Pocatello Street Operations will be the predicted
      wind speeds of up to 50 miles per hour. Read on...

 59.  STATE OF THE CITY 2023
      
      VIDEO: Follow the link to watch the full State of the City 2023 Read on...

 60.  POCATELLO HOSTS RECEPTION FOR COUNCIL MEMBER SCOTT MARCHAND
      
      The City of Pocatello is hosting a reception for Scott Marchand Thursday,
      January 4, 2024. The event is scheduled from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the City
      Council Chambers, 911 North 7th Avenue. Light refreshments will be
      provided. Read on...

 61.  “SKI FOR FREE DAY” AT THE MINK CREEK NORDIC CENTER JANUARY 6, SPONSORED BY
      ICCU
      
      The East Mink Creek Nordic Center is hosting its annual “Ski for Free” day
      January 6, 2024. CBI Bikes will also provide free fat tire bike rentals so
      participants can explore the trails in a new way. Read on...

 62.  TRASH COLLECTION DELAYED DUE TO CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR’S; HOLIDAY GARBAGE
      PICKUPS BEGIN DEC. 26
      
      From December 25 through January 6, residents are asked to place their
      autocarts out for collection by 7 a.m. the day after their normal
      collection day. Read on...

 63.  MPL CELEBRATES HOLIDAYS WITH A DICKENS CHRISTMAS AND CAROLERS FROM CENTURY
      HIGH SCHOOL
      
      The Marshall Public Library (MPL) is celebrating the holidays with A
      Dickens Christmas Saturday, December 16, at 1:30 p.m., 113 S. Garfield
      Avenue. Read on...

 64.  CITY OF POCATELLO CREATES PANEL TO ADDRESS CONCERNS REGARDING PROPOSED
      CHANGES TO SIGN CODE
      
      The City of Pocatello’s Planning & Development Services Department would
      like to thank the members of the public who provided comments, both in
      writing and orally, during the November 15 public hearing regarding
      proposed changes to the City’s Sign Code. Read on...

 65.  EAST FORK MINK CREEK NORDIC CENTER OPENS FOR 2023-2024 SEASON
      
      The East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center is located just seven miles south
      of Pocatello at the base of Scout Mountain. Read on...

 66.  CLASSIC CHRISTMAS TALE COMING TO MARSHALL PUBLIC LIBRARY THANKS TO
      COMMUNITY SPONSORS
      
      Jolabokaflod is an Icelandic word that, literally translated, means
      Christmastime flood of books. Jolabokaflod involves people exchanging
      books on Christmas Eve and then spending the evening reading at home. Read
      on...

 67.  CITY RECEIVES $20K GRANT FOR OFFICIALS COMPLETING HEALTH ACADEMY
      
      “It was an honor to participate in the health academy. Not only was it a
      great opportunity to gain knowledge, but also to give back to the
      community by receiving a $20,000 grant,” said Pocatello Mayor Blad. Read
      on...

 68.  CAPTURE THE MAGIC OF THE SEASON, PET PHOTOS WITH THE GRINCH AT THE
      POCATELLO ANIMAL SHELTER
      
      This holiday season, the Pocatello Animal Shelter invites pet owners to
      capture the magic of the season with a special photo event featuring the
      Grinch and Cindy Lou Who Saturday, December 9, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read
      on...

 69.  ANONYMOUS DONOR SPONSORS DOG AND PUPPY ADOPTIONS
      
      Effective immediately, adoption fees for all dogs in search of loving
      homes will be sponsored by an anonymous donor until the end of the year or
      until funds are exhausted. Read on...

 70.  CITY OF POCATELLO AWARDED OVER $1.6 MILLION GRANT THROUGH WATERSMART
      PROGRAM
      
      This grant will provide for the implementation of the Rainey Park Stream
      Restoration and Wetland Creation, a top priority project identified in the
      Portneuf River Vision. Read on...

 71.  READING TIME WITH THE QUEENS RECEIVES 2023 HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS AWARD
      
      This award recognizes their outstanding contribution to fostering a
      welcoming and inclusive community and their dedication to promoting
      understanding and acceptance through innovative and engaging educational
      programs. Read on...

 72.  SANITATION COLLECTION TO BE DELAYED DUE TO THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
      
      Garbage, recycling, yard waste, and leaves will not be picked up Thursday,
      November 23; residents with a Thursday pickup are asked to place their
      autocarts, as well as leaves that have been placed in compostable bags,
      out for pick up Friday by 7 a.m. Read on...

 73.  POCATELLO ANIMAL SERVICES HOLIDAY PET FOOD DRIVE
      
      Join Pocatello Animal Services for a holiday pet food drive. From November
      20 through December 31. Read on...

 74.  CITY OF POCATELLO SANITATION COLLECTION TO OPERATE AS NORMAL ON VETERANS
      DAY
      
      The City of Pocatello Sanitation Department’s collection trucks will be
      operating as normal Friday, November 10, and on Veterans Day, November 11.
      Read on...

 75.  “FOOD FOR FINES” ALL MONTH LONG AT THE MARSHALL PUBLIC LIBRARY
      
      All month long the Marshall Public Library will be accepting a different
      type of currency for overdue fines. Read on...

 76.  CITY CREEK AREA GATES CLOSE TO MOTORIZED ACCESS SLATED NOVEMBER 15
      
      City Creek trails will remain open to non-motorized recreation. Closing
      the gates helps protect watershed health including but not limited to
      minimizing erosion and other resource damage. Read on...

 77.  ONCE ABANDONED TRAIL NOW OPEN, ZOO IDAHO CONNECTION TRAIL
      
      This trail was abandoned over a decade ago and a City employee stumbled
      upon it and decided it needed to be used once more. Read on...

 78.  POCATELLO ANIMAL SHELTER RECOGNIZED AS A NO-KILL SHELTER FOR 2022
      
      Each year Best Friends Animal Society evaluates shelters to see if they
      can be classified as a no-kill shelter, according to Best Friends’
      criteria. Pocatello Animal Shelter also achieved this award for 2021. Read
      on...

 79.  CITY OF POCATELLO AWARDED $1 MILLION “URBAN COMMUNITY FORESTRY” GRANT
      
      Tree work will occur in City parks and along the public right-of-way
      primarily in designated historically disadvantaged areas, as funding
      allows. Read on...

 80.  NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING: TITLE 15.20: SIGN CODE, TITLE 17: ZONING
      REGULATIONS
      
      The Pocatello Planning & Zoning Commission will hear comments from the
      public concerning a request by the City of Pocatello Planning &
      Development Services Department regarding proposed changes to Title 15.20:
      Sign Code and Title 17: Zoning Regulations. Read on...

 81.  POCATELLO STREET OPERATIONS, WATER, AND WPC DEPTS. SWITCH TO WINTER WORK
      HOURS
      
      The City of Pocatello Street Operations, Water Department, and Water
      Pollution Control Department will switch to winter work hours starting
      Monday, November 6, 2023. Read on...

 82.  APPLY TO JOIN AN ADVISORY BOARD TODAY
      
      Apply today: https://www.pocatello.gov/254/Advisory-Committees Read on...

 83.  **NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING, NOVEMBER 2, 2023**
      
      The Pocatello City Council will hear comments from the public concerning a
      request by the City of Pocatello Planning and Development Services
      Department regarding proposed changes to Title 17: Zoning Regulations.
      Read on...

 84.  NATIONAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK DAY, OCTOBER 28
      
      National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Date: Saturday, October 28 Time:
      10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pocatello Police Department, 911 N 7th Avenue Read on...

 85.  CITY OF POCATELLO REBRANDING REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
      
      The City of Pocatello, a municipal corporation of Idaho, requests
      proposals for the design of a logo and accompanying brand style guide for
      the City. Read on...

 86.  VIDEO: TOWNHALL MEETING CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS OCTOBER 16, 2023
      
      If you missed the Town Hall Meeting Monday, you can catch it on the City's
      YouTube channel! To watch the full video click the link:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru69mjrvxnM Read on...

 87.  CITY OF POCATELLO TO PARTICIPATE IN 2023 GREAT SHAKEOUT DRILL
      
      Thursday, October 19 at 10:19 a.m., City of Pocatello employees will
      participate in the worldwide earthquake drill. Read on...

 88.  MAYOR AND CITY OFFICIALS TAKE CONGRESSMAN SIMPSON ON A TOUR TO SEE PROJECT
      SITES
      
      The City of Pocatello wants to again thank Congressman Mike Simpson for
      taking the time to come out and tour some of our project sites. Read on...

 89.  POCATELLO PROJECTS: CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON NEW GRAVEL PARKING LOT AND BOAT
      RAMP
      
      The first location is off Batiste Road near WPC and the second location is
      off Douglass Lane. Read on...

 90.  CHECK PRESENTATION TO SAGEBRUSH STEPPE LAND TRUST TO HELP RIVER VISION
      FUND
      
      Thank you to the Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce! This was made
      possible by donations from community members and from sponsors of the POKY
      PADDLE. Read on...

 91.  CDBG PROGRAM LOOKING FOR INPUT AT ANNUAL NEEDS HEARING OCTOBER 19
      
      This opportunity is for organizations and citizens to provide input on
      housing and community development needs to further the CDBG program. Read
      on...

 92.  PUPS AND PINTS, A HEARTWARMING EVENT FEATURING ADORABLE PUPS UP FOR
      ADOPTION
      
      This heartwarming event is scheduled to take place Thursday, October 12,
      from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at PVB, 615 South 1st Avenue. Read on...

 93.  WATER LINE INSTALLATION BEGINS ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 9
      
      Monday, October 9, 2023 crews from the City of Pocatello Water Department
      will be replacing the water main line on Garrett Way, Madison Ave.,
      Colorado Ave. and Maple St. Read on...

 94.  PUBLIC INVITED TO TOWN HALL MEETING
      
      During the Town Hall meeting, City officials will update the public on
      various City construction projects. Following the update, there will be an
      open period for citizen comments and questions. Read on...

 95.  ANIMAL SERVICES PARTNERING WITH PHIL MEADOR SUBARU FOR 5TH ANNUAL NATIONAL
      MAKE A DOG’S DAY
      
      Subaru is sponsoring a portion of the adoption fees through Pocatello
      Animal Services, up to $3,100 total to the shelter. Read on...

 96.  CITY OF POCATELLO SANITATION COLLECTION TO OPERATE AS NORMAL ON COLUMBUS
      DAY
      
      Residents who are scheduled for a Monday pickup of garbage and recycling
      should still place their autocarts out by 7 a.m. Read on...

 97.  BENTON STREET FROM S. MAIN ST. TO S. 4TH AVE. CLOSED OCTOBER 2 THROUGH 5
      
      Benton Street Overpass will be CLOSED while work is performed. Read on...

 98.  DID SOMEONE SAY PICKLEBALL? NEW COURTS BEING BUILD IN ROSS PARK
      
      The new pickleball courts in Pocatello, are located in Lower Ross Park
      near the horseshoe pits. Read on...

 99.  PHOTO GALLERY: RIBBON CUTTING AT NEW POCATELLO ENTRANCE SIGN LOCATION
      
      The sign will be located on South 5th Avenue near the Visit Pocatello
      Idaho building. Read on...

 100. CURRENT OPENINGS: APPLY TO JOIN AN ADVISORY BOARD TODAY!
      
      Scan the QR code or visit: pocatello.gov/254/Advisory-Committees Read
      on...

 101. PHOTO GALLERY: RIBBON CUTTING AND CHECK PRESENTATION AT POCATELLO SKATE
      PARK
      
      The Pocatello Skate Park looks great! A big thank you to everyone who came
      out Wednesday for the ribbon-cutting and check presentation. Read on...

 102. PORTION OF BRENNAN EXTENSION SECTION PAVING COMPLETE
      
      The City of Pocatello is pleased to announce that paving of the Brennan
      Extension section of the Portneuf Greenway across the Portneuf River from
      Sacajawea Park is complete and the trail is open for public use. Read
      on...

 103. U.S. ATTORNEY JOSH HURWIT TO CO-SPONSOR “UNITED AGAINST HATE” SUMMIT IN
      POCATELLO
      
      Read on...

 104. RIBBON CUTTING EVENT FOR NEW POCATELLO ENTRANCE SIGN SLATED SEPTEMBER 26
      
      The community is invited to the ribbon-cutting event hosted by the
      Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber, September 26 at 12:15 p.m., off 5th Avenue
      near the Visit Pocatello Idaho building. Read on...

 105. POCATELLO GROCERY OUTLET DONATES TO THE MAYOR'S YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL'S
      FREE LITTLE PANTRY
      
      Thanks to your donations Pocatello Grocery Outlet was able to raise over
      $7,000 during their Independence from Hunger Food Drive. Read on...

 106. FOG SEALING SCHEDULE: TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, THROUGH THURSDAY, SEPT. 21
      
      Flaggers will be present to direct traffic and lanes/roads will be closed
      as work is performed, with restricted access to residents. Read on...

 107. RIBBON CUTTING AND CHECK PRESENTATION AT THE POCATELLO SKATE PARK IN ROSS
      PARK
      
      Wed., September 20, at 5:15 p.m., the City of Pocatello Parks and
      Recreation Department, in conjunction with Southeast Idaho Skate Park
      Association, will hold a ribbon cutting and check presentation to announce
      a refresh of our local Pocatello Skate Park. Read on...

 108. ARTS AND COMMUNITY TICKET PROGRAM RETURNS
      
      Marshall Public Library’s Arts and Community Tickets (ACT) program is back
      with symphony and theater tickets for the 2023-2024 season! Read on...

 109. CITY OF POCATELLO 2023 ELECTION OFFICIAL CANDIDATE LIST
      
      Read on...

 110. CANDIDATE FILING PERIOD ENDS SEPTEMBER 8 FOR CITY COUNCIL SEATS 1, 2, AND
      3
      
      Pocatellans who would like to run for office in the Gate City can
      officially file their candidacy forms through Friday, September 8. Read
      on...

 111. CITY OF POCATELLO SANITATION COLLECTION TO OPERATE AS NORMAL ON LABOR DAY
      
      The City of Pocatello offices and Pocatello Regional Transit will be
      closed Monday, September 4, for the Labor Day holiday. The Sanitation
      Department’s collection trucks will be operating as normal. Read on...

 112. HALF-PRICE DOG AND PUPPY ADOPTIONS AT THE POCATELLO ANIMAL SHELTER
      SEPTEMBER 1 THROUGH 9
      
      Starting Friday, September 1, and continuing through Saturday, September
      9, Friends will cover 50 percent of the adoption cost for dogs and puppies
      from the City of Pocatello’s animal shelter. Read on...

 113. RIBBON-CUTTING EVENT TO CELEBRATE FIRST ARRIVAL OF SECOND DAILY FLIGHT AT
      POCATELLO REGIONAL AIRPORT
      
      Sept. 5, Pocatello Regional Airport will be hosting a ribbon cutting by
      the Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber. The new flight will expand service to Salt
      Lake City by providing a larger aircraft with premium seating options and
      an additional flight time. Read on...

 114. COMMUNITY KICK-OFF EVENT FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION AWARENESS MONTH TO BE HELD
      SEPT. 5 AT LOOKOUT POINT
      
      Tuesday, Sept. 5, at 6 p.m., community members are invited to attend a
      candlelight vigil at Lookout Point, 435 W Center in Pocatello. Read on...

 115. MARSHALL PUBLIC LIBRARY CLOSED AUGUST 30 WHILE STAFF WORK ON BOOK SHIFTING
      PROJECT
      
      ?UPDATE: Unfortunately, Marshall Public Library will also be closed
      Wednesday, August 30 Read on...

 116. POCATELLO ANIMAL SERVICES SPLASH DANCE FOR DOGS RETURNS SEPTEMBER 9
      
      Sat., Sept. 9 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Ross Park Aquatic Complex will
      host the 10th edition of the Splash Dance organized by The Friends of the
      Pocatello Animal Shelter. The entry fee is $10 per dog. Read on...

 117. CITY OF POCATELLO FOG SEALING SCHEDULE, AUGUST 28 THROUGH 31
      
      Flaggers will be present to direct traffic and lanes/roads will be closed
      as work is performed, with restricted access to residents. There will be
      no parking allowed on these streets from 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or until
      work is completed. Read on...

 118. COMMUNITY INVITED TO POCATELLO POLICE DEPARTMENT AWARD CEREMONY
      
      The State of Idaho Medal of Honor Commission has named 4 Pocatello Police
      Officers as recipients of the 2023 Medal of Honor. Please join us in
      honoring Officer Demetrius Amos, Officer Makenzie Handel, Detective Joel
      Weinheimer, and Officer Jordan Johnson. Read on...

 119. WATER LINE INSTALLATION BEGINS MONDAY, AUGUST 21, ON EAST CHAPEL ROAD
      
      Monday, August 21, 2023 crews from the City of Pocatello Water Department
      will be replacing the water main line on East Chapel Road, Meadowbrook
      Lane, and Hiline Road. Read on...

 120. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR ANNUAL PORTNEUF RIVER CLEANUP
      
      Join us August 19, 2023, for the annual Portneuf River Cleanup. Read on...

 121. MICRO SEAL: AUGUST 21 - AUGUST 25 SCHEDULE
      
      There will be no parking allowed on these streets from 6:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
      or until work is completed. Vehicles parked on the street will be towed to
      the nearest side street. Read on...

 122. CITY OF POCATELLO, KIND COMMUNITY, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS BRING INITIATIVE
      SPREADING KINDNESS
      
      The Kind Campaign is an initiative to help spread kindness and a sense of
      belonging across our community. Signs that say You Matter, You Are Valued,
      and You Belong are being distributed across Pocatello. Read on...

 123. MARSHALL PUBLIC LIBRARY COLLECTING SUPPLIES FOR IN-NEED SCHOOL DISTRICT 25
      STUDENTS
      
      From August 4 through September 9 the staff at the library are collecting
      general toiletry items and school supplies for the Pocatello/Chubbuck
      School District #25 supply pantry. Read on...

 124. ANIMAL SERVICES ADOPTS FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY TO HELP REUNITE LOST
      PETS WITH OWNERS
      
      Pocatello Animal Services is proudly joining forces with Petco Love, a
      national non-profit working to lead and inspire change for animals and
      animal welfare groups across the country. Read on...

 125. ROSS PARK AQUATIC COMPLEX WRAPS UP 2023 SEASON AUGUST 20
      
      So far this year, the Ross Park Aquatic Complex has had an estimated
      40,000 visitors. The pool will operate as normal Saturday, August 19, and
      Sunday, August 20. August 20 will mark the final day of the 2023 season.
      Read on...

 126. COLORING CONTEST: 2024 HEALTHY HOMES CALENDAR COLORING CONTEST
      
      Calling young artists! HUD’s Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy
      Homes is looking for artists around the country to participate in the 2024
      Healthy Homes Calendar Contest. Read on...

 127. MONTANA SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARKS RETURNS TO POCATELLO AUGUST 10 AND 11
      
      Montana Shakespeare in the Parks is once again coming to Idaho State
      University (ISU) for the ISU Summer Concert Series. Read on...

 128. THE POCATELLO POLICE NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH LINE HAS BEEN RESTORED AND IS
      WORKING
      
      UPDATE (08/07): The Pocatello Police Dispatch Non-Emergency phone number
      208-234-6100 is now working! Read on...

 129. MICRO-SEALING SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST
      
      Residents are asked to clear the road in front of their houses of
      obstructions. Read on...

 130. CREWS TO COMPLETE CURBS, GUTTERS, AND SIDEWALKS ON POCATELLO CREEK ROAD
      JULY 31
      
      Beginning Monday, July 31, 2023, contracted work crews will be finishing
      sections of curbs, gutters, and sidewalks on Pocatello Creek Rd. between
      Jefferson Ave. and Call Creek Dr. Read on...

 131. HAWTHORNE ROAD AND WEST QUINN ROAD SET TO REOPEN
      
      Crews have been working diligently on the Hawthorne Road and West Quinn
      Road intersection, with most of the project expected to be completed by
      the end of August. Read on...

 132. JUNIOR JAZZ PLAYERS INVITED TO MEET UTAH JAZZ PLAYER OCHAI AGBAJI
      
      Junior Jazz players who participated in the 2022/23 season are invited to
      meet Utah Jazz guard Ochai Agbaji. Read on...

 133. CENTER STREET PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
      
      This project includes 850 lineal ft of 6-foot-wide sidewalk, 150 ft
      concrete block wall, five curb ramp updates, and six concrete approaches
      along the south side of Center St. The project starts at S. 19th Ave. and
      runs down Center Street to S. 13th Ave. Read on...

 134. OPEN BURN BAN BEGINS JULY 15 FOR BANNOCK COUNTY WILDLAND-URBAN INTERFACE
      AREAS
      
      The ban will remain in place until October 1, 2023, or until conditions
      allow the ban to be lifted. Read on...

 135. CITY AWARDED GRANT MONEY FOR ‘SAFE STREETS AND ROADS FOR ALL ACTION PLAN’
      
      The Action Plan aims to make roads safer for pedestrians and motorists by
      finding ways to reduce serious injuries and fatalities through a Safe
      Systems approach with ultimately a Vision Zero goal. Read on...

 136. INTERACTIVE MAP: COMMUNITY INPUT WANTED TO IMPROVE RIVER AND TRAIL ACCESS
      
      What land do you want to see preserved in Pocatello? Where is stream or
      trail access needed? The City of Pocatello has created an interactive map
      to gather public input to help improve river and trail access. Read on...

 137. VIDEO: GO WITH THE FLOW POCATELLO
      
      Check out this video "Go with the Flow Pocatello" and learn more about
      floating the Portneuf River in Pocatello, Idaho. Read on...

 138. MYAC STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN INDEPENDENCE FROM HUNGER FOOD DRIVE HOSTED BY
      POCATELLO GROCERY OUTLET
      
      Your donations help support the MYAC Little Free Pantry, Salvation Army,
      Aid For Friends Homeless Shelter, and the Bannock County Veterans Memorial
      Building Food Pantry. Read on...

 139. TAKE EXTRA CARE WITH PETS THIS FOURTH OF JULY; FIREWORKS CAN SCARE ANIMALS
      
      The busiest day of the year for animal shelters is July 5 because pet
      owners are looking for their lost animals, and community members are
      bringing lost pets to the shelter to help find their owners. Read on...

 140. EAST IDAHO CREDIT UNION DONATES $5K TO POCATELLO'S PROMISE OF TOMORROW
      MAYORAL SCHOLARSHIP
      
      The scholarship program is in its fourth year. Each two-year scholarship
      awards the student $2000, or $500 per semester, to use at Idaho State
      University. Read on...

 141. US DOT AWARDS $7.75M RAISE GRANT TO CITY OF POCATELLO FOR SAFETY
      IMPROVEMENTS AT NORTH KRAFT ROAD
      
      The North Portneuf Crossing project will include the final design and
      construction of critically needed infrastructure, recreational facilities,
      and transit amenities in the area. Pocatello was one of 162 grant
      recipients. Read on...

 142. HALF-PRICE DOG AND PUPPY, CAT AND KITTEN ADOPTIONS AT THE POCATELLO ANIMAL
      SHELTER SLATED JULY 1-15
      
      All adoptions include vaccinations, spay or neuter surgery, a microchip
      for permanent identification, and a collar. Read on...

 143. CITY OF POCATELLO OFFICES, POCATELLO REGIONAL TRANSIT CLOSED JULY 4;
      SANITATION COLLECTION NORMAL
      
      Tuesday, July 4, City of Pocatello offices will close for Independence Day
      (observed). Pocatello Regional Transit (PRT) buses will not be running
      July 4. Read on...

 144. POCATELLO WATER DEPARTMENT RELEASES 2023 WATER QUALITY REPORT
      
      The annual document summarizes the results of 2,100 water quality tests
      conducted for over 100 different compounds in the past year. Read on...

 145. AIC: CITY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF POCATELLO FOR HEAT
      MAPS HELP BEAUTIFICATION
      
      2023 AIC Annual Conference: Garret Nancolas City Achievement Award
      presented to the City of Pocatello for Heat Maps Help Beautification Read
      on...

 146. UPDATE: 'COOL RAIN' IN THE PARK POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 DUE TO
      WEATHER
      
      UPDATE: Cool Rain was postponed until Wednesday, June 28, due to the
      weather forecast for June 14. Read on...

 147. CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS
      
      The project advances the 20-year management plan for the facility by
      addressing the first critical items and laying the groundwork for
      additional needed improvements, including aeration blower replacement and
      composting. Read on...

 148. FIREWORKS SAFETY TIPS FOR THE HOLIDAY
      
      More fires are reported on the Fourth of July than on any other day of the
      year in the United States. Over half of these fires are a result of
      fireworks. Read on...

 149. FORTUNE 50 BEST PLACES TO LIVE FOR FAMILIES 2023 - POCATELLO, IDAHO,
      RANKED #43
      
      Fortune evaluated nearly 1,900 cities, towns, suburbs, exurbs, villages,
      and townships that had approximately 20,000 residents across all 50 states
      in the U.S. Read on...

 150. MARSHALL PUBLIC LIBRARY KICKS-OFF ARTS AND COMMUNITY TICKETS PROGRAM
      
      FREE: As You Like It will have its performance Monday, June 26. The Gate
      City Grays tickets are for home games starting with the Thursday, June 22
      game. Read on...

 151. POCATELLO REGIONAL AIRPORT TO ADD A SECOND DAILY FLIGHT
      
      Pocatello Regional Airport (PIH) to announce Delta Air Lines is launching
      a second nonstop flight from PIH to Salt Lake City International Airport
      (SLC) beginning September 5, 2023. Read on...

 152. WATER SYSTEM FLUSHING BEGINS JUNE 20
      
      The City of Pocatello Water Department will conduct its annual system
      flushing program beginning June 20, 2023, and will take approximately
      three weeks to complete. Read on...

 153. PHOTO CONTEST: #LOVEWHEREYOULIVE AND WIN CITY SWAG!
      
      We are looking for some great photos across the city to build our library
      of images. It’s all part of the “Love Where You Live” campaign. Read on...

 154. THE CITY OF POCATELLO OFFICES CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF THE JUNETEENTH
      HOLIDAY
      
      Sanitation operations will run as normal and Pocatello Regional Transit
      will be closed. Read on...

 155. LOCAL STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT BEING ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY
      
      The City visited Wilcox Elementary School in May and interacted with over
      one-hundred 4th graders. During their activities, the students took on the
      role of individual water molecules, tracing their journey through the
      water cycle. Read on...

 156. PICTURES: POCATELLO FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS THREE NEW BRUSH TRUCKS
      
      These trucks were made possible by a generous donation from Idaho Central
      Credit Union, a grant from the Assistance to Firefighters Grant, and the
      Pocatello City Council approving the purchase of one. Read on...

 157. PPD OFFICERS RECEIVE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN
      COMMUNITY POLICING
      
      June 5, 2023, Pocatello Police Officer Cpl. Demetrius Amos and Officer
      Mackenzie (Mac) Handel received the Distinguished Service in Community
      Policing Award from the US Attorney General’s office for an incident that
      occurred on May 5, 2022. Read on...

 158. CITY OF POCATELLO AND CITY OF CHUBBUCK JOIN 4TH ANNUAL SUPPORT LOCAL GEMS
      INITIATIVE
      
      The Cities of Pocatello and Chubbuck are joining U.S. Senator Jim Risch
      (R-Idaho) and the Idaho Department of Commerce for the fourth annual
      Support Local Gems initiative, which will serve as an all-day event to
      support Idaho small businesses. Read on...

 159. PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT ON SOUTH 5TH AVENUE AND JASON AVENUE
      
      The project will install a raised median, a crosswalk, a rectangular rapid
      flashing beacon at the crosswalk, sidewalks, and improved signage. The
      project is scheduled to begin construction in early July 2023. Read on...

 160. COUNTY, CITY, AND LOCAL AGENCIES ATTEND POCATELLO PUBLIC SAFETY TABLETOP
      EXERCISE
      
      The City of Pocatello and Bannock County Office of Emergency Management
      coordinated the Public Safety Tabletop Exercise with the FBI to review
      first responders and private sector partners’ response plans to critical
      incidents. Read on...

 161. COMMUNITY ADVISORY: DANGEROUS RIVER CONDITIONS ON PORTNEUF RIVER
      
      Due to the high levels and fast-moving water, please exercise extreme
      caution near rivers and creeks. The Portneuf River is 10.5 feet deep and
      is flowing at 1,060 cubic feet per second (cfs), making for dangerous
      conditions. Read on...

 162. POCATELLO FIRE DEPARTMENT RECEIVES THREE NEW BRUSH TRUCKS AHEAD OF
      WILDFIRE SEASON
      
      The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will take place Thursday, June 8, at 5:15 p.m.
      at City Hall. This event is free and open to the public. The total cost
      for the three new brush trucks was $511,695. Read on...

 163. COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER CLOSED THROUGH JUNE 2 FOR RENOVATIONS
      
      All areas of the facility have been temporarily closed and classes
      canceled. We promise it will be worth the wait. These renovations are part
      of the Portneuf Health Trust and Healthy City, USA $1.3 million donation
      to the expansion and remodel. Read on...

 164. UPDATE: POCATELLO’S ROSS PARK AQUATIC COMPLEX OPENS FOR 2024 SEASON MAY 25
      
      UPDATE (05/23): To get your season swim passes head over to the Ross Park
      Aquatic Complex during business hours or call 208-232-3901. The Community
      Recreation Center is closed through June 2 for renovations. Read on...

 165. CITY OF POCATELLO SANITATION COLLECTION TO OPERATE AS NORMAL ON MEMORIAL
      DAY
      
      The City of Pocatello Sanitation Department’s collection trucks will be
      operating as normal on Memorial Day, May 27. Read on...

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