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  1. Benton Bridge Closure

    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...
  2. IMG_6697

    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...
  3. IMG_6921

    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...
  4. inputwanted-1

    **NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING**

    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 17: Zoning Regulations. Read on...
  5. Advisory Boards-2 (1)

    Current Openings: Apply to Join an Advisory Board Today!

    Scan the QR code or visit: pocatello.gov/254/Advisory-Committees Read on...
  6. IMG_6674

    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...
  7. IMG_7846

    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...
  8. United Against Hate - ISU Event Flyer

    U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit to Co-Sponsor “United Against Hate” Summit in Pocatello

    Read on...
  9. IMG_1273

    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...
  10. check photo

    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...
  11. Untitled (1)

    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...
  12. progress 7

    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...
  13. LibrarySymphonyTickets

    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...
  14. City of Pocatello 2023 Election Official Candidate List

    City of Pocatello 2023 Election Official Candidate List

    Read on...
  15. GenericCouncilChambers

    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...
  16. SanitationPresidentsDay2020-4

    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...
  17. dog flyer

    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...
  18. flight added flyer

    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...
  19. Flyer

    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...
  20. Marshall Public Library exterior

    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...
  21. Dogs playing in the water at the Ross Park Aquatic Complex.

    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...
  22. Untitled (1)

    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...
  23. Pocatello Police Department

    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...
  24. HilineToYellowstoneWaterline

    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...
  25. Portneuf River Cleanup 2023 picture

    Volunteers Needed for Annual Portneuf River Cleanup

    Join us August 19, 2023, for the annual Portneuf River Cleanup. Read on...
  26. Micro Sealing

    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...
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    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...
  28. MPLibrary collecting supplies-2

    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...
  29. My project-1 (1)

    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...
  30. AquaticComplex-1

    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...
  31. 2023 Healthy Homes Calendar

    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...
  32. IMG_1422

    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...
  33. Pocatello Police Department

    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...
  34. Micro Sealing

    Micro-sealing Schedule for August

    Residents are asked to clear the road in front of their houses of obstructions. Read on...
  35. IMG_6220

    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...
  36. Hawthorne and Quinn Drone July

    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...
  37. 2023 Jr. Jazz player appearance Ochai Agbagi

    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...
  38. kids ridding their bikes over bridge

    UPDATE: Carson Street Bridge Officially Open

    July 18 at 2:30 p.m. the Carson Street Bridge was officially open to through traffic. Read on...
  39. 20220721_085659

    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...
  40. FireBurnBan2023

    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...
  41. Historic Downtown Pocatello

    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...
  42. inputwanted-2 (1)

    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...
  43. Portneuf River Go With the Flow

    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...
  44. IFH_Flyer_Social_7-2023_539

    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...
  45. Pocatello Animal Shelter

    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...
  46. East Idaho Scholarship money

    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...
  47. NorthKraftRoad-1

    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...
  48. Bubbles

    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...
  49. SanitationMemorialDay

    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...
  50. WaterQualityReport2023 copy

    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...
  51. IMG_5751

    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...
  52. Cool Rain in the park 2022

    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...
  53. WPCFacilityUpgrade-2 copy

    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...
  54. My project-2 copy

    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...
  55. Downtown Pocatello

    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...
  56. MPL ACT Tickets Gate City Grays-1

    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...
  57. Airport

    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...
  58. WaterSystemFlushing-1

    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...
  59. Photo Submission-11

    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...
  60. SanitationMemorialDay2019 copy

    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...
  61. IMG_0407

    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...
  62. IMG_5554

    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...
  63. Attorney Generals Award Photo on Stage June_05_2023

    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...
  64. Support Local Gems_Yellow Logo

    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...
  65. IMG_5541

    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...
  66. IMG_1803

    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...
  67. MYAC Little Free Pantry

    Ribbon Cutting for the Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council’s Little Free Pantry

    Monday, May 22, at 5:15 p.m., community members are invited and encouraged to bring pantry items – shelf-stable food, toiletries, etc. to the ribbon-cutting event. Read on...
  68. Portneuf River 2023

    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...
  69. PFD Brush Truck

    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...
  70. AirportLINK

    Pocatello Regional Airport to Host Second Airport Master Plan Open House

    The master plan provides a guide for the next 20 years of facility and infrastructure planning. This meeting will present draft development alternatives to meet FAA design standards and the local need for hangar development. Read on...
  71. CAT 8

    Half Off Cat and Kitten Adoptions at Pocatello Animal Shelter Thanks to 'Friends'

    Half-off cat and kitten adoptions from May 24 through May 31, thanks to Friends of the Pocatello Animal Shelter, also known as Friends. Currently, the Pocatello Animal Shelter has 99 cats/kittens. Read on...
  72. pool - Drone Perspective Services LLC

    Pocatello’s Ross Park Aquatic Complex Opens for 2023 Season May 27

    One of Pocatello’s popular places to cool off during the summer months opens this weekend. The Ross Park Aquatic Complex will kick off its 2023 season Saturday, May 27, at noon (weather permitting). Read on...
  73. Zoo Idaho

    Wildlife Waltz - Celebrating the Roaring 20's with Zoo Idaho

    Join us for Zoo Idaho's biggest fundraiser of the year. Coming up Saturday, June 10, from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. is Zoo Idaho's Wildlife Waltz - Roaring 20’s. Read on...
  74. City of Pocatello Sanitation Department truck and autocarts

    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 29. The only days the City of Pocatello does not operate are Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. Read on...
  75. 20220518_141921

    POCATELLO PROJECTS: Hawthorne Road and Jensen Road Intersection Project

    The City of Pocatello has been awarded $250,000 from the Children Pedestrian Safety Program administered by the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council for improvements to the Hawthorne Road and Jensen Road Intersection. Read on...
  76. HRAC Award 2022

    Human Relations Advisory Committee is Accepting Nominations for 2023 Human and Civil Rights Award

    Nominees should be organizations and individuals who have worked to improve Pocatello. Nominations will be accepted through June 9, cutoff time is at 5 p.m. Read on...
  77. MYAC 5K

    EVENT CANCELLED: Walk/Run for the Environmental Awareness 5K Hosted by Pocatello MYAC

    EVENT CANCELLED: Unfortunately, the MYAC 5k run has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. Thank you for your continued support for the MYAC students. We hope to see you at the ribbon cutting for MYAC’s Little Free Pantry May 22, at 5:15 p.m. Read on...
  78. Anne Butler, Parks and Recreation Department Director

    City of Pocatello Announces New Parks and Recreation Department Director

    “Anne has been an assent to the City for over a decade. I am excited to see her move into this new role and know she will do great things,” said Mayor Brian Blad. Read on...
  79. Water Line Installation May 16 MAP

    Water Line Installation Begins May 16 on Wyeth St., Buchanan Ave., and Lander St.

    Tuesday, May 16, 2023, crews from the City of Pocatello Water Department will be replacing the water main line on Wyeth St., Buchanan Ave., and Lander St. The project is anticipated to take five weeks to complete. Read on...
  80. Phase 1: Drone picture Hawthorne and Quinn

    Hawthorne Road and West Quinn Road Intersection Project Construction Phase Two

    The intersection will be closed beginning May 14 through the summer. The project is expected to be completed in August 2023. Read on...
  81. FentanylBust2023-1 - Copy

    PPD and Fellow Investigators Seize Over 2,000 Fentanyl Pills During Drug Bust

    Pocatello Police Department (PPD) and fellow investigators with the BADGES Task Force seized over 2,000 fentanyl pills. An investigation that resulted in a traffic stop led to the arrest of two suspects in possession of the pills. Read on...
  82. Water Department - Open House

    Open House at the Water Department During National Drinking Water Week

    The City of Pocatello Water Department will hold its 29th Annual Open House during National Drinking Water Week, May 8 through May 11. Read on...
  83. Half Priced Dog License Fee May 2023 - Copy

    Half-Priced Dog Licenses from Pocatello Animal Services for the Month of May

    A pet license is a great way to help reunite lost pets with their families. All dogs over the age of three (3) months that reside within the Pocatello city limits must be licensed and have the license tag affixed to their collar at all times. Read on...
  84. Cleanup crew

    Brooklyn’s Playground Will be Closed May 11 for Annual Clean-up and Repair

    Portneuf Valley Partners and Leadership Pocatello – Chubbuck are teaming up for the annual clean-up and repair of Brooklyn’s Playground. Read on...
  85. Trail Vision

    City of Pocatello, USFS, BLM, IDFG, and Bannock County Seek Community Input on Trail Vision

    The City, US Forest Service (USFS), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG), and Bannock County are looking for continued community feedback and participation on trail accessibility, sustainability, and diversity. Read on...
  86. rabies clinic 2023

    Pocatello Animal Services Hosting Rabies Clinic May 6

    Pocatello Animal Services will be hosting a rabies clinic Saturday, May 6, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read on...
  87. Fruits and Vegetables

    Marshall Public Library’s “Garden to Give” for The Idaho Foodbank is Back

    It’s time to start seeding our gardens! “Garden to Give” is back again this year. Marshall Public Library is teaming up with The Idaho Foodbank to help get excess produce from your garden to the food bank. Read on...
  88. stripes1 - Copy

    Zoo Idaho to Create Interactive Memorial in Remembrance of Stripes the Grizzly Bear

    Saturday, April 29, an interactive memorial will be set up near the grizzly bear exhibit in honor of Stripes. Read on...
  89. Pocatello Comprehensive Plan 2040

    Residents Invited to Participate in May 4 Public Hearing on Comprehensive Plan 2040

    Thursday, May 4 at 6:00 p.m., residents are invited to participate in a public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan 2040. At the hearing, City Council members will listen to testimony from the public concerning the City’s proposed plan. Read on...
  90. Future Land Use

    Residents Invited to Participate in May 4 Public Hearing on Proposed Future Land Use Map

    Thursday, May 4 at 6:00 p.m., residents are invited to participate in a public hearing on the City’s proposed Future Land Use Map. At the hearing, City Council members will hear comments from the public concerning the City’s proposed Future Land Use Map. Read on...
  91. GoogleFiber-1

    City Announces Google Fiber Service Coming to Pocatello

    The City of Pocatello is excited to announce Google Fiber has chosen Pocatello as the first city in Idaho for its high-speed broadband internet service. Google Fiber delivers high-speed, gigabit internet to customers across Pocatello. Read on...
  92. CityFlagALTWEB

    City of Pocatello Flag Ranks 11th in the US, Formerly Ranked 150th

    The City of Pocatello flag, which was once ranked the “worst city flag in North America,” is now ranked at the top, coming in at 11th in the United States, according to a survey conducted by the North American Vexillological Association (NAVA). Read on...
  93. PUPPY

    Half-Priced Dog and Puppy Adoptions EXTENDED Through April 22 at the Pocatello Animal Shelter

    From the start of the half-priced adoption event, March 31 through April 17, a total of 36 dogs/puppies were adopted. Currently, there are 155 animals looking for their forever homes - 55 dogs, 6 puppies, 55 cats, and 39 kittens. Read on...
  94. Gardening Exploration Kit - Marshall Public Library

    Exploration Kits Available at the Marshall Public Library

    “What is an Exploration Kit?” Well, that’s a great question. Exploration kits contain a specific topic of interest that you can explore, like cupcake decorating, learning braille, gardening, Dungeons and Dragons, and more. Read on...
  95. Downtown Pocatello

    Open House set for Pocatello’s Downtown Historic District

    Tuesday, April 25 from noon to 1 p.m. and from 4 to 6 p.m., residents are invited to participate in an open house to learn more about the Downtown Pocatello Historic District Design Standards. Read on...
  96. Hiring Fair 2023

    City of Pocatello’s Annual Hiring Fair Scheduled for April 21

    The City is looking to fill summer, seasonal, and full-time positions including but not limited to swim instructors, grounds keeper, lifeguards, construction workers, maintenance, several labor positions, and much more. Read on...
  97. 1

    Library Giving Out Seed Packets in Celebration of National Gardening Day

    The Seed Library is a collection of open-pollinated and heirloom seeds (vegetables, herbs, and flowers) community members can plant at home. Read on...
  98. Poetry Wall

    Library Celebrates National Poetry Month with Poetry Wall

    April is National Poetry Month and the Marshall Public Library is hosting their annual Poetry Wall filled with poems received from the community. Read on...
  99. EnviroFair 2022

    VENDOR MAP: 2023 Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair at Caldwell Park

    This year’s EnviroFair will occur on Earth Day, April 22, at Caldwell Park from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. FREE food, LIVE music, and FREE admission make coming to the 2023 EnviroFair a no-brainer! Read on...
  100. Mayor Scholarship Recipients - Pocatello

    Recipients of the 2023 “Pocatello’s Promise of Tomorrow Mayoral Scholarship” Announced

    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...
  101. Road Open

    Hawthorne Road and West Quinn Road Intersection Project Construction; Phase One Complete

    Phase one of the Hawthorne Road and West Quinn Road intersection project to install a traffic signal is complete. The intersection is now open to the public. Read on...
  102. SouthArthurTransmissionLine

    900 Block of South Arthur Avenue to Main Street Restricted to One-Lane of Traffic

    For the transmission line replacement project, traffic will be restricted to one lane on the 900 Block of South Arthur Avenue, continuing to Main Street starting Monday, April 3, 2023. Read on...
  103. 2022 Mountain View Cemetery Clean-up

    Annual Spring Clean-Up Planned at Restlawn and Mountain View Cemeteries

    Starting Monday, April 3, 2023, crews will be removing and discarding all flower placement and decorations in Restlawn and Mountain View Cemetery (weather permitting). Read on...
  104. DINA

    Half-Price Dog and Puppy Adoptions at the Pocatello Animal Shelter Slated for March 31

    Starting Friday, March 31, and continuing through Saturday, April 8, Friends will cover 50 percent of the adoption cost. Currently, the Pocatello Animal Shelter has 26 dogs and 14 puppies available for adoption. Read on...
  105. Buford

    Opening Day at Zoo Idaho Slated for April 8

    Starting April 8, Zoo Idaho will open its gates Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Then beginning May 1, the zoo will be open every day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Read on...
  106. Street Operations WPC move to summer work hours

    Street Operations Department and Water Pollution Control Switches to Summer Work Hours April 3

    Street Crews and WPC Collection System crews will begin working from 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Read on...
  107. Zoo Idaho

    Zoo Idaho Delays Opening Day Due to Weather

    Zoo Idaho will be delaying its opening day due to the weekend weather forecast. The zoo typically opens the first weekend in April, but with the wintry weather, has scheduled to open Saturday, April 8, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (weather permitting). Read on...
  108. Our Valley Our Vision logo

    Residents Invited to Participate in April 12 Public Hearing on Comprehensive Plan 2040

    Comprehensive Plan 2040 is a 20-year plan that seeks to implement a vision for Pocatello and its people. It reflects the voice of residents and is the guiding document for shaping Pocatello’s future. Read on...
  109. Future Land Use

    Residents Invited to Participate in April 12 Public Hearing on Proposed Future Land Use Map

    Wednesday, April 12 at 6:30 p.m., residents are invited to participate in a public hearing on the City’s proposed Future Land Use Map. Read on...
  110. AnimalServicesRunBigDogs

    Registration Open for 26th Annual “Run with the Big Dogs”

    Registration is now open for the 26th Annual “Run with the Big Dogs” event scheduled for Saturday, April 15, at 9 a.m. at Lower Ross Park. Read on...
  111. Five Facts About Recycling

    Pocatello Sanitation Department: FIVE Facts About Recycling

    Did you know?!?! Recycling 100 aluminum cans saves enough energy to power a light bulb for two weeks. Read on...
  112. South Hayes Avenue between Lewis Street and Benton Street

    Water Line Installation Begins March 20 on South Hayes Avenue between Lewis Street and Benton Street

    Crews will work between 6:30 a.m. to approximately 5:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The project is expected to be completed in five weeks, but the work schedule may change due to unforeseen circumstances. Read on...
  113. WaterOperationsFacility

    Water Department Crews Return to Summer Work Schedule March 20

    Scheduled working hours will be 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday. The 10-hour shift schedule is expected to improve efficiency, control labor cost, and reduce energy usage requirements. Read on...
  114. Our Valley Our Vision

    Second Open House Set for Pocatello’s Comprehensive Plan 2040

    The first open house had such a great turnout, with more than 70 people attending, the City will hold a second open house. The open house is another opportunity to get questions answered and to learn more about the City’s proposed Comprehensive Plan. Read on...
  115. Lost pet

    New Webpage to Help Identify Stray Animals at the Pocatello Animal Shelter

    Is your pet missing? Pocatello Animal Services has a newly added feature to assist pet owners looking for their lost animal(s) – the Stray Animal List. Read on...
  116. Public Invited to Town Hall Meeting

    Public Invited to Town Hall Meeting

    The topic of the Town Hall meeting will focus on the Marshall Public Library and other City topics. Speakers must sign up before 6:30 p.m. Read on...
  117. Kim Stouse - Pocatello Fire Department

    Fire Department PIO Appointed to Champions & Emerging Leaders Group

    The Pocatello Fire Department’s (PFD) Public Information Officer Kim Stouse was appointed to the Champions and Emerging Leaders Group within the Vision 20/20 Advisory Council. Read on...
  118. Ross Park Aquatic Complex Tower and Slide to be Torn Down

    Ross Park Aquatic Complex Tower and Slide to be Torn Down

    For safety concerns, the slide has been closed since 2020. Doing the demolition of the condemned slide in-house is estimated to save the City around $200,000. Read on...
  119. Narcan Training

    City of Pocatello Employees Participate in Narcan Training

    The Pocatello Fire Department and Southeastern Idaho Public Health provided City employees with Narcan and opioid overdose training. Read on...
  120. EnviroFair

    Sponsors, Vendors, and Volunteers Wanted for the 2023 Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair

    There are still a few vendor spaces left for this year’s fair at Caldwell Park. Volunteers are also needed! On average over 4,000 people attend this free event to learn about our local environment from local businesses and organizations. Read on...
  121. Our Valley Our Vision

    Open House Set for Pocatello’s Comprehensive Plan 2040

    The open house will be held Tuesday, March 7 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Marshall Public Library. Read on...
  122. Sanitation Collection to Operate as Normal on President’s Day

    Sanitation Collection to Operate as Normal on President’s Day

    Residents with a Monday collection day for garbage and recycling are asked to place their autocarts at the curb by 7 a.m. for pickup. Read on...
  123. Vandalism at Site of Pocatello East Bench Wildfire Mitigation Project

    Vandalism at Site of Pocatello East Bench Wildfire Mitigation Project

    February 14, work crews arrived on site to find one of their machines inoperable. The masticator owned by the contracted party, CR Fence, was not working. After further investigation, the owner discovered operating wires had been cut. Read on...
  124. Hawthorne Road and West Quinn Road - Intersection Construction

    Hawthorne Road and West Quinn Road Intersection Project Construction

    Construction to install a traffic signal at the intersection of Hawthorne Road and West Quinn Road will begin Wednesday, February 15 Read on...
  125. Pocatello Animal Shelter

    Over 70 Cats and Dogs Find Homes During Half-off Adoptions at Pocatello Animal Shelter

    Dozens of cats and dogs found their forever homes during half-off adoptions from January 14 through February 4, thanks to Friends of the Pocatello Animal Shelter. Read on...
  126. State of the City 2022

    VIDEO: Mayor Brian Blad - State of the City 2022

    The City of Pocatello has been working diligently to provide the services we have all grown to want and expect in our daily lives. This hard work will cont. into 2023. I’m excited to see what we will accomplish together as we move our community forward. Read on...
  127. City of Pocatello Migrates to Pocatello.GOV Domain

    City of Pocatello Migrates to Pocatello.GOV Domain

    Starting February 2023, the City of Pocatello has changed its domain, including email addresses, from its Pocatello.US domain to its new Pocatello.GOV domain. Read on...
  128. Steve - Siberian Husky Mix (4 months old)

    Half-Price Dog and Puppy, Cat and Kitten Adoptions EXTENDED

    During the initial half-priced adoption event, a total of 48 animals were adopted; 27 cats and 21 dogs. Currently, there are 129 animals looking for their forever homes; 56 cats and 73 dogs. Read on...
  129. MayorsMillionMinuteMarathon-1 (2)

    Mayor’s Million Minute Marathon – Reading Challenge

    This reading program challenges all K-5 public schools, charter/private schools, and home-schooled students in Pocatello, Chubbuck, and Fort Hall, to read a combined total of a million minutes in the month of February. Read on...
  130. Pocatello Regional Transit (PRT)

    Pocatello Regional Transit Partners with Lamb Weston on New Commuter Shuttle to American Falls

    Starting Monday, January 23, Pocatello Regional Transit (PRT) will provide a new commuter route that will be open to the public. Read on...
  131. 2022 “Pocatello’s Promise of Tomorrow Mayoral Scholarship”

    Applications Open for 2023 Pocatello’s “Promise of Tomorrow Mayoral Scholarship”

    Class of 2023 high school graduating seniors can now apply for 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...
  132. Half Priced Adoptions

    Half-Price Dog and Puppy, Cat and Kitten Adoptions at the Pocatello Animal Shelter

    Starting Saturday, January 14 through Saturday, January 28, Friends will cover 50 percent of the adoption cost from the City of Pocatello’s animal shelter. Read on...
  133. Check Presentation to United Way

    City of Pocatello Employees Donate Over $20,000 During United Way Giving Campaign

    One hundred percent of the donations by City employees go to local programs in the community. Read on...
  134. Poke Fest Flyer

    First Annual Poke Fest at Zoo Idaho January 21

    Poke Fest comes from a Bavarian and Midwest tradition of poking your beer with a hot iron to warm and caramelize the beverage. Zoo Idaho is hosting its first-ever Poke Fest January 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the zoo, located at 2900 S. 2nd Ave. Read on...
  135. PistenBully 100 Series snow groomer donated by ICCU

    VIDEO: Check Out the New PistenBully 100 Donated to the City by ICCU

    Check out this video of the new PistenBully 100 Series donated to the City of Pocatello by Idaho Central Credit Union. Read on...
  136. MLK Jr Day 2023

    Sanitation Collection to Operate as Normal on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

    Officials would like to remind residents that the Bannock County Landfill will be closed in observance of the holiday. Read on...
  137. IMG_3650

    "Ski for Free Day" at the Mink Creek Nordic Center January 7, Sponsored by ICCU

    The East Mink Creek Nordic Center is hosting its annual "Ski for Free" Day tomorrow, January 7, 2023. Read on...
  138. Sanitation Holiday Pickups

    Trash Collection Delayed Due to Christmas, New Year’s; Holiday Garbage Pickups Begin Dec. 26

    City offices will be closed Monday, December 26 in observance of the Christmas holiday and January 2 to observe the New Year’s Day Holiday. Garbage and recycling pickups will be delayed by one day during those weeks. Read on...
  139. Grant Street Closed

    Grant Street Closed at Fore Road Intersection for Transmission Line Replacement

    A segment of Grant Street near the intersection of Fore Road adjacent to Centennial Park will be closed December 16 and 17. Read on...
  140. Fire Photo

    Pocatello East Bench Wildfire Fuels Mitigation Project

    The City of Pocatello plans to conduct wildfire fuels mitigation on approximately 70 acres of City-owned gullies located east of Satterfield Drive. The project will start December 14, 2022, and is anticipated to be completed by March 1, 2023. Read on...
  141. Pocatello Regional Airport Terminal

    Pocatello Regional Airport to Host Airport Master Plan Open House

    The open house is a great opportunity for area residents to learn about the next 20 years of growth expected for the airport and provide feedback to help shape the airport’s future planning of facilities and infrastructure, Tues., Dec. 13, 4:00-6:30 p.m. Read on...
  142. National Adoption Weekend

    Pocatello Animal Services Offering Discount Pet Adoptions During National Adoption Weekend

    Dec. 9 through 11 is National Adoption Weekend and to celebrate Pocatello Animal Services is offering $50 off dog adoptions and $25 off cat adoptions thanks to Best Friends Animal Society. The event will run Dec. 9 -10. The shelter is closed on Sundays. Read on...
  143. East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center

    East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center Opens for 2022-2023 Season

    Due to the amount of snow in November and December, the center was able to open earlier than in previous years, and 100 percent of the center is ready for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, and fat biking, on designated trails. Read on...
  144. Sanitation Thanksgiving

    Sanitation Collection to be Delayed Due to Thanksgiving Holiday

    Thursday and Friday’s garbage, recycling, yard waste, and leaf collections for Pocatello residents will be delayed by one day because of the Thanksgiving holiday. Read on...
  145. City of Pocatello City Council Chambers

    Citizens Invited to Give Invocation at Pocatello City Council Meetings

    Citizens who would like to give the invocation at a future City Council Meeting are asked to contact the Mayor’s Office at 208-234-6163 for scheduling. Read on...
  146. Make A Dog&#39s Day - Phil Meador Subaru

    Pocatello Animal Services Holiday Pet Food Drive

    From November 21 through December 27, Pocatello Animal Services is collecting wet or dry dog food and cat food, pet treats, litter, toys, and other pet supplies. All donations collected will go to help feed hungry pets in our community. Read on...
  147. Pacific Recycling Trail Closed due to oil spill near Pocatello Creek

    Crews Continue Clean-up Efforts From Pocatello Creek Oil Spill

    Local, state, and federal cleanup crews working to recover mineral oil released into Pocatello Creek have collected approximately 3,700 gallons of oil mixed with water and an estimated 1,100 pounds of oiled debris, according to the EPA. Read on...
  148. City of Pocatello Sanitation Department truck and autocarts

    City of Pocatello Sanitation Collection to Operate as Normal on Veterans Day

    Residents who are scheduled for a Friday pickup of garbage, recycling, and yard waste should still place their autocarts out by 7 a.m. Read on...
  149. Transmission Line Replacement for 5MG Tank

    Transmission Line Replacement for Five Million Gallon (5MG) Tank

    The contractor will start mobilizing the site, and construction will begin November 7, 2022. Read on...
  150. Give the Cops a Bird PPD

    PPD’s 4th Annual “Give the Cops a Bird” Turkey Drive is Underway

    Last year, the Pocatello Police Department (PPD) raised over $10,000 and with the help of the community, donated around 120 turkeys. Read on...
  151. Food For Fines

    “Food for Fines” All Month Long at the Marshall Public Library

    November 1 marks the beginning of the library’s “Food for Fines” food drive, meaning that for every non-perishable food item they donate, patrons can have their fines forgiven by one dollar. Read on...
  152. SnowGroomingMachine2022-1

    Mink Creek Nordic Center Getting New PistenBully Snow Grooming Machine

    Thanks to a generous $281,000 donation from Idaho Central Credit Union (ICCU), the City’s Parks & Recreation Department was able to purchase the new PistenBully 100 Series snow grooming machine. Read on...
  153. Public Input Needed!

    City of Pocatello Seeks Feedback for New Sign Code

    The new Sign Code is intended to protect, enhance, and preserve the community's physical appearance and Pocatello's geography. Read on...
  154. StreetWaterWPCHoursSwitch 2022

    Pocatello Street Operations, Water, and WPC Depts. Switch to Winter Work Hours

    Once the departments switch to winter work hours, Street Operations, Water, and Water Pollution Control crews will work from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Read on...
  155. Town Hall Meeting to Help Combat Illegal Drugs Including Fentanyl

    Town Hall Meeting to Help Combat Illegal Drugs Including Fentanyl

    Across the country and in Idaho, law enforcement agencies are reporting an increase in drug and drug trafficking cases. Read on...
  156. St. Vincent de Paul

    City of Pocatello CDBG Program Helps Fund Community Projects Including Upgrades to SVDP

    The City of Pocatello CDBG Program Helps Fund Community Projects Including Upgrades to St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store Read on...
  157. Make A Dog&#39s Day - Phil Meador Subaru

    Pocatello Animal Services Partnering with Phil Meador Subaru; 4th Annual National Make A Dog’s Day

    The annual event will take place at the Phil Meador Subaru dealership, located at 1437 Yellowstone Avenue, Oct. 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pocatello Animal Services will have adoptable animals on site and offer discounted adoption fees, thanks to Subaru. Read on...
  158. 2022 Mayor&#39s Walking Challenge

    Pocatello Mayor Participating in Annual Mayor’s Walking Challenge

    The Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health program rewards mayors for walking in October. Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad is one of a record 98 Idaho mayors participating in the Mayor’s Walking Challenge. Read on...
  159. QR code Portneuf Trail Assessment

    City of Pocatello and Other Agencies Seek Input on Local Trail System

    This assessment is part of a larger visioning process to establish a long-range vision and plan for our local trail system. Read on...
  160. Cats and Kittens, Pocatello Animal Shelter

    Pocatello Animal Shelter at Capacity; 189 Animals

    The Pocatello Animal Shelter has been at capacity for the last two months. Currently, the shelter has 189 animals - 59 dogs, 11 puppies, 42 cats, 76 kittens, and one rabbit. Read on...
  161. Pocatello City Council Approves Nichols and Mangum

    Pocatello City Council Approves Nichols and Mangum for Seats 2 and 3

    In a unanimous vote at the Oct. 6, regular City Council meeting, Brent Nichols and Corey Mangum were confirmed by City Council to fill vacant Council seats #2 and #3. Their terms take effect immediately. Read on...
  162. City of Pocatello City Council Chambers

    Mayor Blad Recommends Nichols and Mangum for Pocatello City Council Seats 2 and 3

    At the October 6, 2022, regular City Council meeting, both Brent Nichols and Corey Mangum will be considered for seats #2 and #3. Thirty-eight applications were considered for the two seats, and Mayor Blad interviewed over a dozen candidates. Read on...
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    Asphalt Sealed at Ross Park Skate Park

    Troy Gilgen of Gilgen’s Asphalt and his crew worked Saturday to seal all of the asphalt at the Ross Park Skate Park. Gilgen’s donation is part of a plan between the Eastern Idaho Skate Park Association and the Pocatello Parks & Recreation Department to squeeze more life out of the existing amenity. More work will be completed in the coming weeks, but we really appreciate Gilgen Asphalt’s donation and hard work. By Sunday kids were out riding!

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