The City of Victor is applying for an Idaho Community Development Block Grant in the amount of $245,000 to make improvements to the City Park. Your participation in a quick survey will assist the city in prioritizing the use of grant funding. Community support and cash match are strongly encouraged to be more competitive in the application process. If there are any citizens who would like to donate to the project, please contact the city office at (208) 274-7082.

Please take a few minutes and fill out the Park Improvement Poll on Survey Monkey. 

Park Improvement Poll for an Idaho Community Development Block Grant

FOG COATING the CENTENNIAL TRAIL BIKE PATH: 
Victor has the responsibility of maintaining the southern portion of Centennial Trail. We have an opportunity to utilize a fog coating service already in the area, and they are able to oblige.
Friday 12:00 -4:00 the Centennial Trail will be closed to traffic. 
We are sorry for the short notice.

Pathway Improvements Close Bike Path

Victor Planning and Zoning Commission Openings

Victor, Idaho, July 29, 2024 - The City of Victor is accepting applications from community members wishing to serve on the Victor Planning and Zoning Commission. The Planning and Zoning Commission has one seat open for the remaining 2 years of a three-year term expiring in September 2026. The seat is appointed by the Mayor with confirmation of the appointment by City Council. To be eligible to serve on the Planning and Zoning Commission, applicants must have resided in Teton County, Idaho for at least two years. If community members are interested in serving on either board, they are invited to submit an application, c/o Michelle Smith, City Clerk, at michelles@victoridaho.gov; PO Box 122, Victor ID 83455; or at City Hall located at 138 N. Main St. Suite 201 by Thursday, August 29, 2024. Application forms can be found online at www.victoridaho.gov and clicking on ‘Inside City Hall’ and then ‘Apply for Committee or Board’.

The City of Victor, in partnership with our Idaho Resort Cities Partner and the Idaho State Police Implement New Liquor License Legislation  

The Victor City Council adopted a Resort Cities Liquor Licenses ordinance on June 24, 2024. The license program was established by law during the last state legislative session to give Idaho’s resort cities the option to issue up to three additional liquor licenses to meet seasonal tourism demands. In the time since, Idaho’s resort cities have worked with the Idaho State Police Alcohol Beverage Control Division (ABC) to issue a new category of liquor license called the Resort Restaurant City Liquor License. The city council’s adoption of the ordinance last Thursday codified the City’s participation in the license program 

Idaho’s standard liquor license is based on permanent population of a city, but Idaho’s resort cities experience significant temporary population increases due to seasonal outdoor recreation. Local restaurants see high demand for liquor and cocktails as part of the local tourism, but they have not been able to meet that demand due to Idaho’s limitations on liquor licenses. Resort city proponents told legislators that the ability for a fine dining restaurant to serve a cocktail with dinner makes that restaurant fuller service in their community.   

A city must qualify as a resort city under the new law in order for the licenses to be available. Criteria include having a population of less than 10,000 and deriving the major portion of its economic well-being from businesses catering to recreational needs and meeting needs of people traveling to that destination city for an extended period of time. Additionally, the city must be further than 15 miles from a city with a population of 50,000 or more. The city must also certify that it experiences high-season sewage flows that exceed low-season flows by 20% or more. If a city meets all of the requirements, it will have three Resort City Restaurant Liquor Licenses available. There is no requirement that the City and ABC grant the licenses. It is a local decision by the mayor and city council whether to issue the licenses. 

The new licenses are exclusively for restaurants with full kitchens that comply with Idaho code.  To qualify for a license, the restaurant must show that the primary source of revenue is derived from food services and not from the sale of liquor.  Renewals will be conditioned upon showing that no less than 60% of the gross sales from the preceding 12 months were derived from food services.  Prospective license holders must also agree to dispense liquor and prepare drinks only in areas approved by the city.  Liquor sales must stop when food sales and service ends, and the city can impose additional date and time restrictions.   

The process for the awarding of the liquor licenses will be directed by ABC.  Staff at ABC have developed temporary rules for implementation. The rules will be before the legislature next January for final approval.  ABC staff has requested cities adopt a resolution indicating their interest in working with ABC to implement the legislation. The resolution should include the city’s acknowledgement that it complies with the statutory requirements to be a resort city. 

ABC will first contact individuals on the standard liquor license waiting list to see if they are interested in a Resort City Restaurant Liquor License and if they can meet the requirements. If Resort City Liquor Licenses remain after contacting the waiting list, the remaining licenses will be available on a first come, first serve basis. All applicants will still need to meet ABC’s criteria for a liquor license, plus the requirements for a Resort City Restaurant Liquor License. The final approval will come from the City, signed by the Mayor. 

Resort city members acknowledge that this is a special privilege that has been granted by the legislature and are aware that key legislators will be watching the implementation closely to make sure their concerns are met.   

For questions and inquiries, please contact the City Clerk at michelles@victoridaho.gov or Alcohol Beverage Control Bureau Idaho State Police, www.isp.idaho.gov/abc 

Idaho Resort Cities Partner with Idaho State Police to Implement New Liquor License Legislation

The City of Victor is hosting a town hall on August 7, from 6-8 pm, to discuss the future of the Old Town Irrigation System. Most city residents are not part of the Old Town Irrigation System and, therefore, are not affected by system changes, including fee increases. If your June utility bill included an irrigation fee charge (and you are not a resident of Golf Vista Estates), then your property is served by the Old Town Irrigation System and you are strongly encouraged to take part in the August 7th town hall.

Q1: What is the purpose of the upcoming town hall?

A1: The town hall aims to gather feedback from Old Town irrigation users on the current system operation and to discuss options for future years.

Q2: What changes were made to the irrigation system rates?

A2: On August 23, 2023, the City Council approved raising the annual rate from $129.58 to $534.32 per acre to cover basic operating expenses of the irrigation system.

A3: The system has been operating at a deficit for years. The new rate is necessary to cover basic operating costs and necessary repairs as they arise. Any revenue not spent in a given fiscal year will be transferred to the fund reserve. Likewise, expenditures above revenue will be accounted for as a fund debt to be paid by the users in future years.

Q4: What options were considered before the rate increase?

Raise rates to cover operating costs (chosen option)

Abandon the system and implement water conservation measures

Q5: Will this rate increase fix all the system's problems?

A5: No, the increase only covers basic operating expenses. It does not address the aging infrastructure or prevent potential future cost increases.

Q6: What will be discussed at the town hall?

A6: We will review the current system operation, gather feedback on the rate increase, and discuss potential future options for the irrigation system. Affected property owners in attendance will be asked to take an advisory vote reflecting their preferences for the future of the irrigation system (affected property owners do not need to be registered voters to participate in this advisory vote).

Q7: How does this affect properties not on the Old Town system?

A7: Most city residents do not receive water from the Old Town system, so they are not directly affected by these changes or costs.

A8: Wednesday, August 7, from 6:00 – 8:00 pm Victor City Hall. The meeting will be recorded and posted to www.victoridaho.gov for those who cannot attend the town hall.

Q9: How were decisions about the irrigation system made?

A9: The decision followed a series of city council work sessions and budget hearings. These meetings were properly noticed and open to the public, and information, including the rate proposed and actual rate increase, was published in the local paper.

Q10: What if I can’t afford to pay my irrigation bill this month?

A10: If you cannot afford to pay your irrigation bill this month, please visit City Hall and staff will help you set up an interest-free payment plan.

We encourage all Old Town irrigation users to attend this important discussion about the future of your irrigation system. Your input is crucial in determining the best path forward.

For any questions before the town hall, please contact the City Administrator by calling 208.274.7082 ext. 7, or emailing jeremyb@victoridaho.gov. If you cannot attend this meeting but would like to participate in an advisory vote, please email michelles@victoridaho.gov, and we will send you a link to an online poll.

Old Town Irrigation System: Town Hall Invitation and FAQ

ROAD CLOSURES FOR STREET MAINTENANCE ON July 20th 2024.

All watering of lawns are prohibited on the 19th and 20th.

Multi-family/HOA's developments: Please notify your tenants.

Door hangers/ posters will be placed closer to the date of the work.

On Saturday, July 20th starting at 7:30 A.M. the City will be applying a microseal surface as part of the street maintenance program) This asphalt maintenance is being funded by your roadway levy money. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope that we can work together to help maintain our streets and avoid costly replacements.

Public Works Dept will be sweeping roads Wed July 17th and Thursday July 18th in preparation of the treatment. The following streets will be closed for the maintenance between 7:30 A.M. until late afternoon on July 20th:

RAD INFORMATION: There is NO impact to RAD Service as long as you have your receptacles out by 6am!

There will NOT be any interruption to RAD’s service on either Thursday or Friday due to street cleaning. 

RAD starts trash and recycling collections at 6am, so we are re-routing our routes to put all the closed streets at the very beginning of each route… so the customers need to have their receptacles out by 6am.

Please note that our collection policy is that customers must have their trash and recycling out by 6am on the day of service. There is never a set time that we service customers since we often need to re-route, get stuck in snow, mechanical issues, etc. Unfortunately, there is not enough time in the day to go back because the receptacles were not out by 6am. We are required to be to the transfer station by 2:45pm Tues-Friday. Thank you for your understanding.

The RAD Team”

The maintenance crews will need full access to the roadways. Any vehicles or personal property that is parked or located on these streets after 8:00 A.M. will be towed at the owner’s expense.

The roadways need to be dry and cannot be sprayed during application. Please turn off all of the sprinklers on this day. City Staff may enter your property to shut down the sprinklers.

1.       DO NOT DRIVE on fresh oil until barricades are opened by city staff.

2.       TRASH/RECYCLE CONTAINERS MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE STREET.

3.       If you plan to be out of town, DO NOT leave vehicles and/or trailers parked on the street.

4.        The product should readily wash off vehicle fenders, etc., with soapy water if cleaned soon after contact. If not removed quickly, it may be necessary to use a petroleum-based solvent.

5.       Drivers are cautioned not to drive on the fresh Oil prior to opening of the streets.

6.        The City of Victor will not be responsible for the removal or clean-up of the product tracked onto private property, floor coverings, vehicles, etc.

 Please call the City, go to our Facebook page, or the City website for any updates. If there is bad weather the project will be rescheduled.

Road Closures and Slurry Seal Application

Additional Info from RAD CURBSIDE

CITY OF VICTOR JULY 4TH PARADE AND CRAFT FAIR UPDATES

Celebrate Independence Day at Victor's 4th of July Parade!

Get ready to show your patriotic pride as the City of Victor's annual 4th of July parade returns on Thursday, July 4th at 10:30 am. This hometown tradition is a beloved way to kick off the Independence Day holiday.

Please note the parade route has changed this year. It will start at Dogwood St. and travel along Main St. before concluding at Aspen Ave. Floats will line up on Dogwood and down Agate Ave. Road closures and detours will be in effect, so please review the parade map at City Events (victoridaho.gov) and obey all road closure/detour signs and event officials.

To accommodate the new parade route and to keep the event pedestrian-friendly, parking will be prohibited on Agate Ave., East Dogwood St., Cedron Ave., Aspen Ave., and the eastern side of the Access Road (between Cedron and 7000 S) from 2am-12pm on July 4th. Starting at 10:25am, downtown travel will be limited to local residents and parade entries only. Please arrive early and use designated parking at Sherman Park and side streets not on the parade route/detours.

How to Participate All are welcome to enter! Download the Parade Registration  form at City Events (victoridaho.gov) and bring the completed form to the line-up. For safety, only adult participants can throw candy/items into the crowd.

THE CITY IS NO LONGER READING ANNOUNCEMENTS- TO BE RECOGNIZED YOU MUST HAVE A BANNER ON THE FRONT OF YOUR FLOAT WITH YOUR BUSINESS/ORGANIZATION NAME.

Instructions To Register for The 2024 July 4th Celebration of Art in the Park:

The 2024 July 4th Celebration of Art in the Park will be held July 4th through July 7th at the Victor City Park. Please submit your application by printing or filling out the Art in The Park Application  and bringing it into City Hall, emailing a completed form to victorcityevents@gmail.com , or mailing it to PO Box 122, Victor ID 83455.This year, a meticulous review process will be conducted to curtail redundancy in product offerings, thereby facilitating a diverse array of art and crafts to grace the event's display.

If you have any questions, please contact victorcityevents@gmail.com 

Art in the Park Vendor Application Form 

Fourth of July Parade and Activities

Teton County, Idaho Teton Pass Closure Information Group:  A collaborative of the local governments, businesses, organizations, and nonprofits in Teton Valley, Idaho, working to support our community during the temporary closure of Wyoming Highway 22 at Teton Pass.

Teton County, Idaho (June 18, 2024) – In response to the temporary closure of Teton Pass, Teton County, Idaho, along with the cities of Victor, Driggs, and Tetonia, the Teton Regional Economic Coalition and community nonprofits, are working collaboratively to support commuters, businesses, and travelers affected by this situation.

To mitigate the impact of the closure, numerous resources have been mobilized to assist those in need. These include:

Free Fares on the Start Bus: the Teton Valley to Jackson, WY route is free until June 28th, 2024. 

Financial Assistance: Rent stipends, gas gift cards, and other financial aid to help offset increased commuting costs and other expenses for individuals.

Community Foundation’s Emergency Response Fund Grant: Businesses, Governments, Nonprofits, and Organizations providing services to support those affected by the Pass Closure or acutely affected by the closure can apply for funding.

Housing Coordination: Assistance in securing temporary housing options in Jackson, Wyoming, for those affected by the road closure.

Additional Childcare & Petcare Services: Financial assistance and select centers offering extended hours for childcare to support families during the closure, as well as community members offering pet care when owners are away for longer periods of time.

Small Business Association Loans: Businesses can apply for low-interest loans for businesses affected by the closure. 

Alternative Route information for travelers from Teton Valley to Jackson, WY. 

Community Resources: for online rideshare, food assistance, financial aid, mental health support, and more. 

We encourage everyone impacted by the closure to visit discoverytetonvalley.com for a comprehensive list of resources and links. This website will be updated daily with the latest information and resources to support our community.

The Teton Valley community is resilient, and we are committed to turning this detour into a destination of support and solidarity. We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this time and are dedicated to ensuring that roadblocks won't stop the summer fun and enjoyment of our unique experiences and local charm. Teton Valley is open for business so please support our vibrant local economy and community members.  Reach out for support if you or someone you know is in need. 

About Teton County, Idaho:
Teton County, Idaho, is known for its stunning landscapes, vibrant communities, and rich local culture. The county government, along with local cities, businesses, and social services nonprofits, is dedicated to providing comprehensive support and resources to its residents and visitors.

For additional details and inquiries, please contact the Teton County Idaho Teton Pass Closure Information Group at lane@caldera-creative.com or (307) 699-1791.

In response to the temporary closure of Teton Pass, Teton County, Idaho, along with the cities of Victor, Driggs, and Tetonia, the Teton Regional Economic Coalition and community nonprofits, are working collaboratively to support commuters, businesses, and travelers affected by this situation. To mitigate the impact of the closure, numerous resources have been mobilized to assist those in need. 

Comprehensive Resources Available During Teton Pass Closure

To accommodate the new parade route and to keep the event pedestrian-friendly, parking will be prohibited on, Agate Ave., East Dogwood St., Cedron Ave., Aspen Ave., and the eastern side of the Access Road (between Cedron and 7000 S) from 2am-12pm on July 4th. Starting at 10am, downtown travel will be limited to local residents and parade entries only. Please arrive early and use designated parking at Sherman Park and side streets not on the parade route/ detours.

To help keep the parade route safe for all children to enjoy, parking will be prohibited on Main Street for the July 4, 2025, parade moving forward. This will be the last year that Main Street parking is allowed.

All are welcome to enter! Download the Parade Registration form at City Events (victoridaho.gov) and bring the completed form to the line-up. For safety, only adult participants can throw candy/items into the crowd.

To ensure the safety of children during the parade, parents are urged to keep their kids behind the white lines on the highway. Parents should also step in front of their children to collect candy from the road and help maintain a clear path for the parade floats. Although we have volunteers walking along the parade route, we need the assistance of all parents on the sidelines to keep everyone safe and continue the tradition of candy throwing at the Victor 4th of July Parade.

The city is seeking volunteers for the July 4th events. If you are interested in supporting your community, please contact the City Clerk at michelles@victoridaho.gov.

July 4th New Parade Route and Detour Changes

New Council Meeting Times

CITY OF VICTOR, S. 500 W. BRIDGE REPAIR PROJECT

Sealed Bids for the Victor S. 500 W. Bridge Repair Project will be received by the City of Victor at the Victor Public Works Building, 280 Stephens Way, Victor, ID 83455 until 1:00 PM local time on Wednesday, June 12, 2024, at which time the Bids received will be “publicly” opened and read. 

A pre-bid conference will be held at 1:00 PM local time on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, at the Public Works Building of the City of Victor, 280 Stephens Way, Victor, ID. Attendance at the pre-bid conference is highly encouraged but is not mandatory.

The project will install a concrete pad in the bed of the channel to convert the bridge to a box culvert. Excavation and grading of the channel bed and stabilization of banks upstream with riprap is also required.

The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: Sunrise Engineering, Inc., 770 S. Washington St. Ste. A., Afton, WY  83110. The project manager for this contract is Robert Hood, P.E., phone number 307.885.8500. Prospective Bidders may obtain copies of the Bidding Documents from the Issuing Office as described below.

Bidding Documents may be viewed and printed online by registering with the Issuing Office at www.sunrise-eng.com. Click on “Plan Room” at the top right corner of the homepage. Bidders must register, sign-in, and then choose the specific project to become a plan holder and obtain access to Bidding/Contract Documents, Specifications and Plans. Following registration, complete sets of documents may be downloaded at no cost as a portable document format (PDF) files. Notices regarding changes/amendments to the Bidding/Contract Documents, Specifications and Plans will be sent to the e-mail address associated with the bidder’s registration. Bidders are responsible to maintain current and correct contact information and check the plan room often to receive updates or additional documents/changes/amendments. 

A BID GUARANTY of 5 percent of the BID AMOUNT is required. Separate PERFORMANCE AND PAYMENT BONDS each in the amount of 100 percent of the CONTRACT AMOUNT will be required. Each bidder must supply all the information required by the Bid Documents and Specifications.

This Project is funded and administered by the City of Victor. All contractor, subcontractor, or specialty contractor shall be required to have a current license as a Public Works Contractor in the State of Idaho to submit a bid or proposal on this project. Public Works Licenses should be at the appropriate class of license for the project.

All prospective bidders are directed to the Instructions for Bidders for discussion of Bid policies, procedures, and requirements. The Owner reserves the right to reject any and all Bids, to waive any and all informalities and to negotiate contract terms with the successful Bidder, and the right to disregard all non-conforming, non-responsive or conditional Bids.

Send bill and proof of publication to:       City of Victor

                                                                         P.O. Box 122

                                                                         Victor, ID 83455

Request for Bids

         ROAD CLOSURE
Due to continued construction of utility infrastructure, Baseline Road from 7000 S to 7500 S will closed. These roads will be impacted  for travel from Tues May 21st to Friday May 24th. Plan to alter travel routes around this area for this time. Thank you for your continued patience. See the map for reference.                                                                                                                                                                                        

Road Closure

Victor residents and community members are invited to an informational open house regarding the proposed Sherman Park Workforce Housing Development. This event is an opportunity to learn more about the project directly from city staff and the developer team.

Location: Victor City Hall (138 N. Main Street)

For more project information, including staff reports and approvals, please visit: https://victoridaho.gov/departments/planning-building/housing

Victor residents and community members are invited to an informational open house regarding the proposed Sherman Park Workforce Housing Development. This event is an opportunity to learn more about the project directly from city staff and the developer team

Join Us for the Sherman Park Workforce Housing Informational Open House

NEW FOUR WAY INTERSECTION
Dear Valley Residents,
Due to safety concerns of an intersection that has increased in traffic activity of both pedestrian and vehicle counts, City staff has made the decision to create a safer, more comfortable solution to the Old Jackson Highway and Baseline approach by  turning this intersection into a FOUR WAY STOP. Please take notice of the new lighted signs currently placed in the North/South traveling directions. To complete the signage, the EAST/WEST signs will be placed on Monday May 20th for the quad. Thank you for your patience and please tell your friends.

New 4Way Intersection

We have create a landing page for all Sherman Park Workforce Housing information. There you can find supporting studies, information about the past meetings, staff reports, application materials, and more. 

All information regarding the Sherman Park Workforce Housing in one place. 

Project Page for Sherman Park Workforce Housing

Victor City Council approves design plan for 90-unit Sherman Park development

Read the original post from Buckrail.com. 

Victor, Idaho — A new affordable housing project, nearly two years in the making, is moving through government approvals in Victor. 

The Design Development Plan and Lease Option Agreement for the Sherman Park housing project were approved on March 13 by the Victor City Council. The development aims to create 90 units across four three-story buildings on more than three acres at the corner of Baseline Road and Agate Avenue. 

A similar lease option agreement was previously signed by both parties in April 2023 but has since expired. The new lease option agreement was signed on March 13 and expires March 31, 2025.  

According to the staff report, “the primary purpose of a lease option agreement is to allow the parties the opportunity to thoroughly assess the feasibility and viability of a potential project, in this case, the Sherman Park Workforce Housing Development, before either party commits to a long-term lease.” 

The property is located on about three acres, about five miles from the Wyoming/Idaho state line. Photo: City of Victor staff report 

Sherman Park is a three-acre property owned by the City of Victor and located off of Idaho Highway 33, about five miles from the Wyoming/Idaho state line. 

Last May, the City rezoned the property from Parks and Recreation zone to Commercial Mixed-Use to make way for the project. 

The project is a public-private partnership with the City of Victor providing the land for a proposed 99-year ground lease at no cost. Snavely Property Company LLC was awarded the developer bid in January 2023. 

Along with the zero-dollar 99-year lease, the City of Victor has also agreed to provide permit and fee waivers and reductions, valued at just over 10% of the estimated project cost. 

The Idaho Housing and Finance Association granted the project a $4 million financing award, as long as the project creates 23 units priced at 80% of the area median income (AMI). The loan expires Dec. 31, 2024. 

AMI is calculated annually by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and is the midpoint of an area’s income distribution. Below are the income levels governing the Sherman Park Project. 

According to the Design Development Plan, the 23 units at 80% AMI are 14 one-bedroom units, six two-bedroom units and three three-bedroom units. At 100% AMI and 120% AMI, there will be 10 one-bedrooms and six two-bedrooms each. 

Sixteen one-bedroom units and 19 two-bedroom units will be available at market rate, with no deed restrictions. 

See 80% AMI unit rates with price breakdown per square foot below:

(14) 1 bedroom$1,414670 sqft $2.11 per sqft

(6) 2 bedroom$1,698995 sqft 1.70 per sqft 

(3) 3 bedroom$1,9611,222 sqft$1.60 per sqft

100% AMI unit rates with price breakdown per square foot: 

(10) 1 bedroom$1,767690 sqft $2.56 per sqft

120% AMI unit rates with price breakdown per square foot: 

(10) 1 bedroom2,121700 sqft $3.03 per sqft 

(6) 2 bedroom2,547995 sqft $2.55 per sqft 

The developer initially proposed an additional $200/month parking and storage fee for all of the units, but the Council added a condition to its approval that requires, “validation for parking spaces for AMI restricted units” and another, “delineating all costs and fees beyond rent associated tenants fees.” 

Six other conditions were also added, including no short-term rentals and the requirement of an annual occupancy rate report. The Council also outlined that if a tenant does not meet workforce qualifications, but meets the other qualifications (ie. has lived in Teton County for over a year), that tenant will not have their lease renewed if a workforce-qualified applicant is on the waiting list. 

The two other conditions require more language about a daycare center/multi-use space and the free use of amenities for tenants, such as a spa or fitness center. 

Other conditions of approval for the developer include adding a second access driveway, realigning the crosswalk at the intersection of Agate Ave and Baseline Road and design elements such as awning heights, lighting and trash and recycling enclosures. 

Council Member Amy Ross cast the lone vote against the action items related to the Sherman Park project. 

According to the staff report, Snavely Property Company LLC and City staff will work to finalize the development agreement and ground lease. The items will again come before the City Council for approval. Following that approval, utility and building permits can be submitted for review and approval.

Victor City Council approves design plan for 90-unit Sherman Park development-(Buckrail News)

It's time to start thinking about the Fourth of July PARADE and ART IN THE PARK!

How to Participate All are welcome to enter! Download the Parade Registration, form at City Events (victoridaho.gov) and bring the completed form to the line-up. For safety, only adult participants can throw candy/items into the crowd.

Instructions To Register for The 2024 July 4th Celebration of Art in the Park: 

The 2024 July 4th Celebration of Art in the Park will be held July 4th through July 7th at the Victor City Park.  Please submit your application by printing or filling out the Art in The Park Application and bringing it into City Hall, emailing a completed form to victorcityevents@gmail.com, or mailing it to PO Box 122, Victor ID 83455.This year, a meticulous review process will be conducted to curtail redundancy in product offerings, thereby facilitating a diverse array of art and crafts to grace the event's display. 

If you have any questions, please contact victorcityevents@gmail.com

It's time to start thinking about the Fourth of July Activities! 

Fourth of July Parade

City Hall will be closing at 5PM on March 7th. Sorry for any inconvenience.  

City Hall closing at 5PM on March 7, 2024

City Offices will be closing at 5PM today, March 6th. 

City Hall will be closing at 5PM on March 6, 2024.

City Offices are closed Tuesday March 5th due to the current weather. The view the National Weather Service alerts please visit https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=IDZ064&warncounty=IDC081&firewxzone=IDZ410&local_place1=Victor%20ID&product1=Winter+Storm+Warning&lat=43.6047&lon=-111.1071 or visit Idaho 511

City Offices Closed due to National Weather Conditions

City Offices are closed Tuesday March 5 due to the current weather advisory and storm warning. To view current National Weather Service please visit. https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=IDZ064&warncounty=IDC081&firewxzone=IDZ410&local_place1=Victor%20ID&product1=Winter+Storm+Warning&lat=43.6047&lon=-111.1071

URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Pocatello ID 149 AM MST Tue Mar 5 2024  IDZ064>066-052200- /O.CON.KPIH.WS.W.0009.240305T1200Z-240306T1800Z/ Big Hole Mountains-Teton Valley-Centennial Mountains - Island Park- Including the cities of Victor, Ashton, Tetonia, Driggs, Island Park, and Kilgore 149 AM MST Tue Mar 5 2024  ...WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 5 AM EARLY THIS MORNING TO 11 AM MST WEDNESDAY...  * WHAT...Heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 6 to   12 inches, except 10 to 20 inches on ridge tops and elevations   above passes. Winds gusting as high as 45 mph.  * WHERE...Victor, Ashton, Tetonia, Driggs, Island Park, and   Kilgore  * WHEN...From 5 AM Tuesday to 11 AM MST Wednesday.  * IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult to impossible. Patchy   blowing snow could significantly reduce visibility. The   hazardous conditions could impact the morning or evening   commute.  PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...  If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency.  The latest road conditions can be obtained by calling 5 1 1.

City Offices Closed for Weather

Sealed bids for Agate Avenue will be received by the City of Victor at the Public Works Building, 280 Stevens Way, Victor, ID 83455 until 10:00 a.m. local time on Thursday, March 21, 2024, at which time the bids received will be “publicly” opened and read. See details here.

Bids and RFP

City Offices Closed for Presidents Day

Local Artist Unveils New Works of Art at Victor City Art Gallery Reception

Victor, ID -  January 24, 2024 – The Victor City Art Gallery is delighted to extend a warm invitation to the public for a special Reception and Open House honoring the talented local artist, Claire Peery. Join us on Tuesday, February 6th, from 4 PM to 6 PM at the Victor City Art Gallery, located on the 2nd floor above the US Bank at 138 N Main Street, Victor. 

The art show and sale continues through March 31 showcasing Claire's current series, titled "Anglers and Avatars," which explores the intricate world of fly fishing enthusiasts in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE), with a special focus on Teton Valley’s fly fishing culture, celebrating the profound connection between humans and the surrounding ecosystem.

The exhibit includes a selection of fly fishing enthusiasts, both professional and amateur, each intricately portrayed through an ink rendering of their favorite hand-tied fly and a charcoal portrait. Claire's eye for detailed craftsmanship and her commitment to storytelling through art result in a compelling homage to the intersection between humans and nature.

“The creators of fishing flies adhere to the functional requirements of beguiling fish. Yet the resulting fly is a beautiful, utterly human means of interacting with the natural landscape. The fly becomes a weaponized puppet, serving as the angler’s avatar in the water. By uniting worlds of sportsmanship and fine art, Anglers and Avatars highlights that both disciplines spring from the plight of our soulful selves engaging with the surrounding world.” explains Claire about her project.

Claire Peery's artistic exploration began in the North Georgia mountains, and her journey has taken her to various corners of the United States. Holding a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from the University of Georgia, Claire has left her creative imprint in Georgia, Colorado, and now in the picturesque landscapes of Teton Valley.

This Reception is open to the public, and we encourage art enthusiasts, community members, and supporters of the arts to join us for an opportunity to meet the artist, and enjoy refreshments and light bites.

The Victor City Art Gallery, located in City Hall at 138 N Main Street, Unit 2, is dedicated to promoting and showcasing the diverse talents of local artists, with a commitment to fostering a love for the arts.

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Local Artist Unveils New Works of Art at Victor City Art Gallery Recepton

Due to hazardous blizzard conditions, the City of Victor suspended plow operations. Wind and blowing snow made plowing not only futile but dangerous. The County was also forced to delay or suspend its plowing.  

A blizzard warning is in effect until 5 pm today. Pending improved conditions, the City will plow at 2 AM Saturday morning. In the meantime, the National Weather Service advises the following:

Travel should be restricted to emergencies only. If you must travel, have a winter survival kit with you. If you get stranded, stay with your vehicle.

Avoid outside activities if possible. When outside, make sure you wear appropriate clothing, a hat, and gloves.

The latest road conditions can be obtained by calling 5 1 1 or by visiting 511.idaho.gov.

Remember that current conditions will make any emergency response very challenging. Please be safe and use good judgment. 

Suspended plowing for a time

Job Title: Customer Solutions Representative Provisional       

FLSA Designation: Non-Exempt (Hourly); Pay Range: $18.00-$20.00; City paid medical and retirement benefits. 

The City of Victor is a vibrant and dynamic city committed to providing exceptional services to its residents. As we continue to grow and evolve, we are seeking a dedicated and adaptable Customer Solutions Representative to join our City Hall team. This role is at the forefront of our commitment to excellent customer service and community engagement.

Responsibilities/Class Summary and Primary Function:

As a Customer Solutions Representative, you will be stationed at the City Hall reception desk, serving as the first point of contact for residents, businesses, and visitors. Your primary responsibility will be managing customer relations, ensuring a positive and welcoming experience for all. Key responsibilities include:

Greet and assist visitors in a courteous and professional manner.

Answer and direct phone calls to the appropriate departments.

Handle inquiries and provide accurate information about city services, events, and processes.

Build and maintain positive relationships with the community.

Address and resolve customer concerns or complaints in a timely and efficient manner.

Collect and provide feedback to improve overall service delivery.

Collaborate with various city departments to provide administrative support as needed.

Assist with coordinating and organizing city events and initiatives.

Maintain knowledge of departmental functions to better assist visitors.

Stay informed about changes in city policies, procedures, and services.

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