City of Bancroft, Idaho
Jobs Openings:
1. Maintenance Position-Full or Part-time (Applications available at City Hall or on the Forms Tab)
2. Summer Help:-Applications can be picked up at City Hall
Spring Cleanup 2023 June 1st-9th (Click for Details
Freight Route Questionnaire (Public Comment Requested)
PUBLIC NOTICE: (winter 2023)
Due to the cold temperatures and heavy snowfall, the city has had broken water lines, cracked meters, and equipment break-downs. The repairs may not be visible to the public; but have to be done.
If you know someone with a class B CDL that is interested in working full or part-time have them contact the city office or stop by for an application. We appreciate those of you who have offered to help or just called for updates.
REMINDER: Please remove vehicles, trailers, & other items from the streets during snow removal season
Trash
Thursdays is garbage day-MR&E would like cans out by 8am
If a major holiday falls on a Thursday, trash will be picked up the following day (Friday)
MR&E is under new ownership; but will be keeping the same co. name for now
Repairs, Replacements, and Concerns with be directly handled by MR&E going forward
MR&E will be tracking all garbage cans by serial number
If your can is not dumped on Thursday, it could be due to a truck breakdown-Leave your can out & call MR&E
MR&E Office: 208-547-4082
Funeral Services:
Diane Roberts Toolson-Sat, March 18, 2023 at 12:00 p.m. Location: Bancroft LDS Chapel
July 24th 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
For More Info. see Bancroft Pioneer Days Facebook Page
1. Maintenance Position-Full or Part-time (Applications available at City Hall or on the Forms Tab)
2. Summer Help:-Applications can be picked up at City Hall
Spring Cleanup 2023 June 1st-9th (Click for Details
Freight Route Questionnaire (Public Comment Requested)
PUBLIC NOTICE: (winter 2023)
Due to the cold temperatures and heavy snowfall, the city has had broken water lines, cracked meters, and equipment break-downs. The repairs may not be visible to the public; but have to be done.
If you know someone with a class B CDL that is interested in working full or part-time have them contact the city office or stop by for an application. We appreciate those of you who have offered to help or just called for updates.
REMINDER: Please remove vehicles, trailers, & other items from the streets during snow removal season
Trash
Thursdays is garbage day-MR&E would like cans out by 8am
If a major holiday falls on a Thursday, trash will be picked up the following day (Friday)
MR&E is under new ownership; but will be keeping the same co. name for now
Repairs, Replacements, and Concerns with be directly handled by MR&E going forward
MR&E will be tracking all garbage cans by serial number
If your can is not dumped on Thursday, it could be due to a truck breakdown-Leave your can out & call MR&E
MR&E Office: 208-547-4082
Funeral Services:
Diane Roberts Toolson-Sat, March 18, 2023 at 12:00 p.m. Location: Bancroft LDS Chapel
July 24th 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
For More Info. see Bancroft Pioneer Days Facebook Page
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
Utility Bill Assistance
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