City of Bancroft, Idaho
Election Date: Tuesday, November 7, 2023
Time: 8am-8pm
Location: Bancroft Lion's Building 165 S. Main St.
Dog Fees Deadline January 31, 2024 (open for details)
Job Openings
Full-Time Maintenance
Summer Help
Applications are available at City Hall or under the Forms Tab
Winter Weather Conditions
Drip faucets to prevent freezing pipes, fixtures, & water meters
Remove vehicles, trailers, & other misc. items during snow removal
Garbage Services/MR&E (208)547-4082
Thursday-Garbage Day
Cans need to be out by 8:00am
Household trash must be in tied bags
HOLIDAYS
If a holiday falls on a Thursday garbage will be picked up on Friday (the following day)
All repairs and replacements are now handled by MR&E directly
Each can has a serial number. Call MR&E if your can is missing
Garbage trucks break down often due to heavy work loads
MR&E will send out another truck if a break down occurs.
Leave your can out for up to 24 hours if it has not been emptied
Contact MR&E with questions or concerns (208)547-4082
July 24th-Bancroft Pioneer Day Celebration
Parade 10:00 a.m.
Rodeo: 2:00 p.m.
Contact the following people for more information:
Parade-Mark Priestley 208-648-7830
Rodeo-Nicole McLain 208-339-6475
Vendors-Kathie Berry 208-648-7353
Facebook: Bancroft Pioneer Days
COMMUNITY EMERGENCY PLAN
In the event of an Emergency, Disaster, or Loss of Power which results in normal means of communications becoming inoperable; residents are encouraged to have an FRS or GMRS radio.
The County wide Radio Channel is: 20 and the Tone is: 8
EMS Director/Eric Hobson 208-547-2583 EMS/Paul Gritton 208-221-1224
Facebook: "208 Communicate"
Payment Options
Debit, credit, cash, check, money order, e-check, or autopay
The fee for using a debit or credit card is 3% plus $1.00 (all fees go to the debit/credit card companies)
Ask the bank to put your utility account number on the check. The account number is located in 2 places on your monthly utility statement.
Auto pay checks are mailed to the city in the form of a paper check. Mailing time varies
Assistance for Utility Customers
Residents are encouraged to contact the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare at (208) 232-1114 or visit: energy@seicaa.org
to apply for temporary assistance with paying the water & sewer portion of utility bills.
Dogs-All dogs in the city limits must be licensed See City Code 5-3A-3
Snow Removal-Remove vehicles, garbage cans, & other obstacles from streets during heavy snowfall
Non-running vehicles- Prohibited on city streets See City Code 6-3-2