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- Lamont Merrill, Mayor
Wendy McLaughlin, Clerk-Treasurer M. Zane Baler, Public Works Director Phone: (208) 356 7561
Fax: (208) 359 2654
Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Calendar:
Aug 24, 8:00 am– Sept 4, 5:00 pm
– Candidate Filing Period Open
Sept 3 – Planning & Zoning Meeting, 7 p.m. Public Hearing
Sept 5 – Last day to bring in Election Forms Sept 7 – Labor Day – Office Closed
Sept 10 – City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Sept 11 – Patriot Day
Sept 17 – Constitution Day
– Planning & Zoning Meeting, 7 p.m.
Sept 22 – Autumn Begins
Sept 24 – City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Sept 23 – Oct 9 – Harvest Break
Looking Forward:
Oct 19 – City Wide Clean-up
CITY OF SUGAR CITY:
Web site: sugarcityidaho.gov
Facebook: facebook.com/sugarcityidaho Twitter: twitter.com/sugarcityidahow
SHERIFF DEPARTMENT:
911 – Emergencies
356 5426 – Sheriff’s Office (non-emergency) 356 3282 – Crime Busters (to stay anonymous) Web site: www.madisonsheriff.com
City of Sugar City
P.O. Box 56 – 10 East Center
Sugar City, Idaho 83448
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Dear Sugar City Residents:
Dear Sugar City Residents:
FLOWERS: Did you enjoy the flowers on Main Street
this summer? We have appreciated the contributions to this
cause. Donations to the flower fund will help keep this tradition going next summer.
CITY ELECTION: If interested in petitioning for one of these positions; come by City Hall and pick up a petition of candidacy. • One – 4 year Mayor Seat
- Two – 4 year council seats
- One – 2 year council seat
CHRONIC DISEASE SELF-MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (CDSMP): Free workshop. A series of workshops for people with arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, lung disease, and other health problems. Sponsored by Eastern Idaho Community Action Partnership. Will be held at Sugar City School District (105 West Center, Sugar City, Idaho). For more information: call Brenda at (208) 201-4615.
CITY UPDATES: Summer is winding down, but there are a lot of issues that the City continues to be involved in. I thought the City residents would be interested in being made aware of some of these issues.
- The bridge across the Teton River is nearing completion.
- The subdivision north of the Teton River, called River Bend Ranch, is in the planning stage.
- The old Farm Estates subdivision south of town is moving forward with its next stage of planning.
- The planning for a new well within the city is being worked on. • We have negotiated contracts with three internet providers who pay the City to have the use of our water tower.
- Updates and changes have been made to our City Comprehensive Plan. • We’re working on a new twenty-year franchise agreement with Rocky Mountain Power.
- The southwest part of the City is being included in an urban renewal district in preparation for development.
- We are installing Scada metering devices on our water and sewer lines where they will be helpful and where we can afford them.
- We have placed some playground equipment in the Mayor Park to help with the overflow use of Heritage Park.
- The County Food Bank will be distributed in Sugar City in the coming months.
- New security camera equipment has been installed.
- We continue to keep the streets in as good a condition as we can afford. • We have applied for a grant to help install A.D.A. ramps on Center Street intersections.
Mayor Lamont Merrill, City Counsel and Staff
