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Seasonal Pressurized Irrigation Starts April 13; Homeowners Reminded of Water Conservation Schedule

Residences connected to the City of Twin Falls’ Pressurized Irrigation system will begin receiving irrigation water for the 2020 season on Monday, April 13. Homeowners connected to pressurized irrigation should check and prepare sprinkler systems. Read on...
Paving to Close Grandview Drive from Caswell to Falls Avenue

Contractors with the City of Twin Falls will close Grandview Drive between Caswell Avenue and Falls Avenue beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, April 6 through Friday, April 10. The closure will allow contractors to pave the west half of Grandview Drive. Read on...
Residents Reminded to Remove Bur Buttercup; Invasive Plant's Burs Cause Damage

Bur Buttercup, an invasive flowering plant that produces clusters of spiny burs, is growing aggressively in Southern Idaho including the City of Twin Falls. The burs get caught in shoes, bicycle tires, and clothing as well as animals’ paws and hooves. Read on...
Be Counted; Citizens Encouraged to Participate in 2020 Census

The 2020 Census fully kicked off and invitations continue to arrive in mailboxes. More than eleven million households have responded, but the U.S. Census Bureau needs all residents to participate to ensure all families and communities are counted. Read on...
Expect Delays at Intersections Scheduled for Traffic Signal Upgrades

The City of Twin Falls will be connecting battery backup systems to traffic signals at critical intersections beginning Monday, April 6 through Friday, April 10. The battery back-up systems at intersections will keep traffic moving during power outages. Read on...
Governor Little Issues Statewide Stay-home Order; Signs Extreme Emergency Declaration

Following guidance by Idaho’s public health experts, Governor Brad Little issued a statewide stay-home order today for all Idahoans. He also signed an extreme emergency declaration to increase health care capacity and to reduce and slow coronavirus spread Read on...
Wipes Clog Pipes; Public Reminded to Not Flush Disinfectant Wipes

With more households using disinfecting wipes to fight the spread of germs amid the Coronavirus, the City of Twin Falls would like to remind residents and visitors that disinfectant wipes should never be flushed down toilets. Read on...
A Message from Twin Falls City Mayor Suzanne Hawkins

On Monday, March 23, 2020 at 10 a.m. the Twin Falls City Council declared a Local Disaster Emergency. Please see the video message from Twin Falls Mayor Suzanne Hawkins. Read on...
City of Twin Falls Declares State of Emergency; Citizen Services Available Online at TFID.ORG

The Twin Falls City Council approved the City Manager’s recommendation for a Declaration of Emergency for the City of Twin Falls. The Declaration does not require citizens to shelter in place, nor does it mandate that businesses close their doors. Read on...
First-responders Exposed to Patient Who Later Tested Positive for COVID-19

While responding to a medical call on Sunday, March 15, two individuals with the City of Twin Falls Fire Department, as well as members of Magic Valley Paramedics, were exposed to a patient who later tested positive for COVID-19. Read on...
Public Encouraged to Utilize Online, Phone Services Before Visiting Twin Falls City Hall

Due to updates from health officials regarding the spread of the COVID-19 virus, residents and visitors of the City of Twin Falls are being asked to utilize the city’s convenient online and phone services before physically visiting Twin Falls City Hall. Read on...
City Suspends Walk-in Utility Payments Due to COVID-19 Concerns

In light of COVID-19, the City of Twin Falls is no longer accepting walk-in utility payments until further notice. Customers can use the payment drop box; mail payments to City Hall; or utilize one of the electronic payments options. Read on...
City Suspends Some Recreation Programs; Public Still Encouraged to Stay Active

The City of Twin Falls Parks & Recreation Department is suspending some indoor recreation programs and adding restrictions to outdoor recreation programs in an effort to help slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Read on...
City of Twin Falls Partners With Regional Agencies to Address COVID-19

There has not yet been a confirmed case of COVID-19 in the City of Twin Falls or the State of Idaho, but the City and its regional partners are planning now to respond to the virus. Read on...
Shoshone Street Lane Closures for Archway Installation

Construction will begin on the foundation for the Twin Falls Archway over Shoshone Street between City Park and the Twin Falls County Courthouse on Monday, March 9. Read on...
Twin Falls Urban Renewal Agency Seeks New Board Members

The Urban Renewal Agency of the City of Twin Falls is seeking letters of interest for two upcoming vacancies on the Urban Renewal Agency Board. Each appointment will be for a 3-year term, July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2023. Read on...
Magic Valley Airport Receives Federal Small Community Air Service Grant

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced today that the Magic Valley Regional Airport is one of 18 airports to receive a portion of the $12.2 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Small Community Air Service Development Program. Read on...
Twin Falls Committee Seeks Donations for Downtown Archway Project

The Twin Falls Archway Committee is seeking donations for a decorative archway to be built across Shoshone Street near Twin Falls City Park. The archway will be an entryway to the growing downtown area and display information about current events. Read More...

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Snake River Canyon Rim Trails

Explore the trails around the Snake River Canyon. From the Evel Knievel jump site to a relaxing stroll at the Auger Falls Heritage Park. There is something for everyone.
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Latest News

Seasonal Pressurized Irrigation Starts April 13; Homeowners Reminded of Water Conservation Schedule

Paving to Close Grandview Drive from Caswell to Falls Avenue

Residents Reminded to Remove Bur Buttercup; Invasive Plant's Burs Cause Damage

Be Counted; Citizens Encouraged to Participate in 2020 Census

Expect Delays at Intersections Scheduled for Traffic Signal Upgrades

Governor Little Issues Statewide Stay-home Order; Signs Extreme Emergency Declaration

Wipes Clog Pipes; Public Reminded to Not Flush Disinfectant Wipes

A Message from Twin Falls City Mayor Suzanne Hawkins

City of Twin Falls Declares State of Emergency; Citizen Services Available Online at TFID.ORG

First-responders Exposed to Patient Who Later Tested Positive for COVID-19

Public Encouraged to Utilize Online, Phone Services Before Visiting Twin Falls City Hall

City Suspends Walk-in Utility Payments Due to COVID-19 Concerns

City Suspends Some Recreation Programs; Public Still Encouraged to Stay Active

City of Twin Falls Partners With Regional Agencies to Address COVID-19

Shoshone Street Lane Closures for Archway Installation

Twin Falls Urban Renewal Agency Seeks New Board Members

Magic Valley Airport Receives Federal Small Community Air Service Grant

Twin Falls Committee Seeks Donations for Downtown Archway Project

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Urban Renewal Agency Meeting - CANCELLED

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