Fourth of July Parade

As a responsible dog owner, you have the important responsibility of ensuring the well-being of your furry companion, as well as being considerate of your fellow city residents and the community. Here are some key aspects of responsible dog ownership that every dog owner in the City should be aware of.

1.     Licensing and Identification: It is crucial to ensure your dog is properly licensed and has identification tags attached to their collar. This allows authorities to quickly identify your dog and reunite you with your pet in case they get lost. Licensing also helps in monitoring and controlling the dog population in the City, which is essential for public safety.

2.     Vaccinations and Health Care: Keeping your dog healthy is essential for their well-being and the safety of others. Regular visits to the veterinarian for vaccinations, check-ups, and preventive care are important. Make sure your dog is up-to-date on all required vaccinations, including rabies, as it is a legal requirement in most cities. Maintaining proper hygiene, grooming, and providing a balanced diet are also vital aspects of responsible dog ownership.

3.     Leash and Waste Management: Following leash laws is not only a legal requirement in most cities but also ensures the safety of your dog and others. Always keep your dog on a leash when in public spaces, unless in designated off-leash areas. Additionally, responsible dog owners always clean up after their dogs by picking up their waste and disposing of it properly in designated waste bins. This helps in keeping public spaces clean and prevents the spread of diseases.

4.     Respect for Others: Being considerate of your fellow citizens is essential as a responsible dog owner. Always be mindful of others' comfort and safety when walking or exercising your dog in public areas. Keep your dog from jumping on people, disturbing other pets, or damaging public property. Respect the privacy and property of others by not allowing your dog to trespass on private property or disturb neighbors with excessive barking.

Remember, responsible dog ownership promotes a safe and harmonious environment for both dogs and humans alike.

As a responsible dog owner, you have the important responsibility of ensuring the well-being of your furry companion, as well as being considerate of your fellow city residents and the community. 

Victor Encourages Responsible Dog Ownership

As Spring advances and Summer approaches, it's important to remind citizens to drive slowly on neighborhood streets. With more people outside enjoying the warm weather, please be mindful of your speed to ensure everyone's safety.

Speeding in residential areas can have devastating consequences. By driving slowly, we have more time to react to unexpected situations and avoid accidents. 

Victor's Public Works Department maintains a digital speed-feedback trailer that they move to a different location each week to discourage speeding. The City also regularly requests the Sheriff to conduct speed patrols. If you would like to see the speed trailer in your neighborhood or would like to have an increased patrol presence in your neighborhood, please contact the City at 208.787.2940. 

Let's all commit to driving slowly on neighborhood streets this summer. It only takes a few extra seconds to arrive at our destination, but it can make a world of difference in ensuring the safety and well-being of our community.

As Spring advances and Summer approaches, it's important to remind citizens to drive slow on neighborhood streets.

Neighborhood Residents Want Drivers to Slow Down

The Victor City Council is now accepting grant applications from eligible non-profit organizations in our community. Local non-profits serving the Victor community and joint powers organizations are invited to apply. Applications are due by June 8th, 2023, and funding will be dispersed through the 2024 Tin Cup Challenge.

Grant funding must be used for programs or activities accessible to Victor's Community:

Community Development and Service Programs (human, welfare, and community)

Historical, Conservation/Preservation Programs  

Other non-profits or organizations that preserve or enrich the general well-being or fitness of the community

Please find all the details and a link to the Application on our Community Grants Page. 

The Victor City Council is now accepting grant applications from eligible non-profit organizations in our community. 

Call for Community Grant Applications

Welcome to the City of Victor, Idaho

Our mission is to create a safe and inclusive community that supports affordable living, education, employment, and recreational opportunities. We achieve this by delivering public services, guiding growth, and upholding community values.

Established in 1889, Victor is a close-knit city with over 2,000 residents. Situated at an elevation of over 6,000 feet, Victor offers a wide range of year-round recreational activities, including skiing, fishing, and the Music on Main outdoor concert series. Despite its size, Victor has a lot to offer. 

Apply For

Contact

Find

Pay

Request

Search

Sign Up For

Reserve

Start A Business

Stay Informed

Submit

Boards, Commissions & Committees

Codes & Law

Business Resources

Departments

Mayor & City Council

City Information

About

Welcome to the City of Victor, Idaho

Welcome to the City of Victor

Latest News & Events

Victor Encourages Responsible Dog Ownership

Neighborhood Residents Want Drivers to Slow Down

Call for Community Grant Applications

Sign Up for City News