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The City of Twin Falls is seeking volunteers to serve on the newly established Public Art Commission. The City will accept applications for the seven-member board until Friday, Feb. 14.
The Twin Falls City Council voted to establish a Public Art Commission...
In February 2018, the Twin Falls City Council tasked the City of Twin Falls Planning & Zoning Department to initiate a complete review and rewrite of Title 10: Zoning and Subdivision Regulations. The main goals of the rewrite are:
- Update the current ...
The Twin Falls City Council voted on Monday, Jan. 6 to elect Suzanne Hawkins as the Mayor of the City of Twin Falls, and to support Hawkins’ nomination for Ruth Pierce to serve as vice-mayor.
Idaho Code 50-809 requires cities like the City of Twi...
Customers of the City of Twin Falls’ Trash and Recycling Collection Service are reminded that they may discard old Christmas trees with curbside trash collection at no additional cost.
Customers are asked to cut trees into sections that are 4 fee...
At approximately 8:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 30, the Twin Falls Police Department responded to a reported stabbing at the 100 block of Polk Street in Twin Falls. When responding officers arrived at the scene, they found an adult male victim who had been stabbe...
After more than 25 years of public service with the City of Twin Falls, Deputy City Manager Brian Pike has announced he will retire on January 17.
Pike began his career as a police officer with the Twin Falls Police Department in 1994, and during his time ...
The Twin Falls Archway Committee is seeking donations for a decorative archway that is planned to be built across Shoshone Street near Twin Falls City Park. The archway will serve as an entryway to the growing Downtown Twin Falls area and display informat...