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2020 Audit
2020 Census
The US Census Bureau is looking for help with their 2020 Census. Pays $13.50 to $15 per hour. Please contact 2020census.gov/jobs or call 1-855-562-2020 if you may have an interest.
2020 Census Update
The United States Census is now hiring for summer jobs. Apply now at 2020census.gov/jobs. Wage $13-17.50 + mileage. For more information or help applying, please call 1-855-562-2020. Remember the Census can help the City when applying for grants that can help make improvements.
Candidate Filing Deadline
Candidate Withdrawl Deadlines
September 17, 2021, 5:00 p.m. is the final date for Candidate Withdrawl
City Code Codification
Hey, Guess What? The City’s Codes are now codified. You may view the City’s Codes by visiting sterling codifiers.com. Go to “GET CODES” ask for Idaho and then Kootenai. WhaLah:
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City Post Office
Lets welcome the City’s new Post Master. Her name is Anita Houidobre. We are so pleased to have her!!!
City Utilities
Utilities are provided by the following:
Kootenai-Ponderay Sewer District: 208-263-0229
Sandpoint Water Dept: 208-263-3407
Waste Management of Sandpoint: 208-263-2432
Avista Utilities: 800-227-9787
Remember to call before you dig:811
Idaho Care Line: 211
Fall Clean-Up Event
The City is offering a dumpster as it does in the Spring for Fall Clean up. Dumpster will be placed in the City’s parking lot between September 14th and September 28th. Please remember this is for shrub, grass, weed and tree trimmings yard debris only. Thank you for helping to keep our City groomed:)
Help Lead the City into the Future
Office Hours and Monthly Council Meeting Dates
Order to Self-Isolate for the State of Idaho
Special Meeting Agenda – COVID-19 Declaration
Street Parking
Due to the restraints to the streets and roads within the City for stormwater drainage, the City streets and roads are very narrow. Parking on the streets causes unsafe traffic flow throughout the City. Crowded streets prevent emergency vehicles from getting to their calls and may endanger lives. The City understands that there are instances where temporary parking on streets is necessary due to visitors or special occasions you may be celebrating. We ask that parking be as far off of the streets and roads as possible and a consideration of traffic flow be respected. Please be advised that streets are not to be used for permanent parking. If a vehicle is reported to be steadfast for more than three days, the property owner will be sent a violation notice and may be subject to penalty. PLEASE BE KIND TO YOUR NEIGHBORS. WORK OUT SAFE PARKING PLANS WITH YOUR NEIGHBORHOODS. THANK YOU.
Working Together
Thank you to Bonner County Road and Bridge, Independent Highway District, Woods Crushing and Hauling, and Century West Engineering (Ryan Luttmann) for working together to improve the City’s N. Main Street arterial.