Before Department Business was discussed, Commissioner Rinaldi suggested that the county record meetings and post them on the county’s website, so that the public has access to the meeting before minutes become available.
continue readingA public “Curbside Chat” about the cause and impacts of the current financial crisis
continue readingContact our local legislators to Vote "NO" on House Bill 160! This bill could potentially cripple local planning in Idaho…
continue readingValley Advocates for Responsible Development and other similar non-profit groups in Idaho believe in providing predictability and fairness in land use planning. HB 136 does neither.
continue readingThe meeting began with the BOCC’s first “Morning Mic” session, a 15-30 minute public comment session that will be held at the beginning of each commissioner meeting. Commissioner Park proposed the “morning mic” sessions as a way to eliminate divisions in the community.
continue readingThe Board of County Commissioners has scheduled its 6th plat vacation.
continue readingVARD could use a volunteer (or two) to help with a historical newspaper archive project.
continue readingBoard of County Commissioners vote on (1) changes to housing setbacks, (2) a new sign ordinance, and (3) the replat of the Willows Planned Unit Development (located along Teton Creek and Ski Hill Road).
continue readingVIEW THE TRANSCRIPT of the discussion with the internationally regarded economic consultant Donovan Rypkema held on Tuesday, October 30th in downtown Driggs, Idaho.
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