2018 Unofficial Primary Election Results
IAC has compiled a list of the results for the May 16th primary election: 2018 Primary Election Results. Results are being updated as they come in!
Final Legislative Bulletin
From the Director The Idaho Legislature wrapped up its work approving legislation on Friday. Legislators will remain in Boise until Wednesday, March 28th in the event that they need to take action on legislation vetoed by the Governor. As you may recall, one of the outcomes from last year’s Supreme Court decision on the Governor’s veto of …
NACo Legislative Conference Report
Thursday, March 1, 2018 I flew to Washington D.C. to attend the NACo Legislative Conference Friday, March 2, 2018 This morning the owner’s representative of the Cinnabar Mine property and I met with Natural Resource staff in Senator Crapo’s and Senator Risch’s offices. The topic discussed was the access for the landowner to their private …
2018 Elections
IAC has compiled a list of candidates for the county offices for the May primary. https://idcounties.org/2018-primary-elections/ Please contact Kristin if there are changes that need to be made to your county.
2018 IAC Midwinter Legislative Conference
Ada County will play host to around 250 Idaho county elected officials next week during the 43rd Midwinter Legislative Conference of the Idaho Association of Counties. Officials representing each of Idaho’s 44 counties and guests including state lawmakers will meet February 6 – 8 in Boise, Idaho to participate in workshops and policy steering committee meetings. …
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2018 Housing and Economic Development Conference
Register today for the 2018 Housing and Economic Development Conference! Bring the power of face-to-face connection to life when you join hundreds of housing and economic development industry professionals at the Housing and Economic Development Conference. The result is an experience that is unmatched anywhere else. Participating in this conference gives you unlimited access to …
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IAC Legislative Bulletin – January 30, 2018
From the Director During the interim three county commissioners (Ladd Carter, Bingham County; Dave McGraw, Latah County; and Terry Kramer, Twin Falls County) met monthly with three mayors (Shawn Barigar, Twin Falls; Paul Loomis, Blackfoot; and Diana Thomas, Weiser) to work together to develop consensus legislation to both address Idaho’s magistrate court funding challenges and …
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IAC Legislative Bulletin – January 16, 2018
From the Director Happy New Year! With the start of a new year comes the start of Idaho’s annual legislative session. IAC staff have been working to develop new tools to better communicate with the membership to help keep you informed of legislative proceedings in Boise. In addition to maintaining the IAC bill tracker on …
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Order the 2018 IAC Directory of County Elected Officials Today!
The IAC Directory of County Elected Officials is our hottest selling publication. Published annually, the directory is a valuable tool for anyone dealing with or wanting to know how to contact Idaho’s county elected officials. The directory lists the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of all 396 county elected officials, as well as their email …
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Idaho Receives Disaster Preparedness Distinction
Accreditation highlights State’s emergency management proficiency Idaho is the first state in the Northwest to receive the prestigious Emergency Management Accreditation Program (EMAP) distinction. EMAP is a voluntary standards, assessment and accreditation process for disaster preparedness and response programs throughout the country. It fosters excellence, uniformity and accountability in emergency management and homeland security programs. …
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