Westbound Lane Closure on Addison Avenue for Infrastructure Upgrades

Petersen Brothers Construction will be working on infrastructure upgrades at the intersection of Carriage Lane and Addison Avenue. The upgrades are part of a new residential and commercial development at the northeast corner of the intersection.

Contractor...

City of Twin Falls to Host Fourth of July Fireworks Show

The City of Twin Falls is hosting the 2020 Independence Day fireworks display that will begin at approximately 10 p.m. on Saturday, July 4 at the College of Southern Idaho.

The half-hour firework display is free and provides prime viewing areas from the CS...

City Pool to Reopen Wednesday, May 20; Restrictions in Place for Swimmers

The Twin Falls City Pool will reopen on Wednesday, May 20 for limited lap swim under the guidelines set by Governor Little in Stage 2 of Idaho Rebounds – the statewide reopening plan. Beginning Wednesday, May 20, the pool will be open Monday thr...

Gov. Little Extends Cash Grants to Self-employed

Self-employed individuals economically impacted by COVID-19 now may be eligible to receive up to $7,500 in cash support through the Idaho Rebound cash grants for small businesses.

The Governor’s Coronavirus Financial Advisory Committee on Friday ...

Twin Falls Public Library Announces Pathway to Reopening; Now Offering Curbside Pickup

The Twin Falls Public Library has been taking steps to align with Governor Brad Little’s plan for reopening Idaho. From May 1 to May 15, limited staff will be in the library and will work on regular duties and special projects.

Some staff will c...

Public Encouraged to Recreate Responsibly Outdoors; Maintain Six-foot Distance

The City of Twin Falls would like to remind residents that it’s okay – even encouraged – for healthy youth and adults to recreate outside. However, residents are asked to maintain a distance of more than six feet with other i...

City of Twin Falls Selects Breanna Howard as City CFO

After a thorough review process, the City of Twin Falls is pleased to announce that it has selected Breanna Howard as the Chief Financial Officer for the City of Twin Falls.

The City advertised the position in November 2019 and received 30 applications fro...

New Sidewalks and Ramps to Be Constructed on Locust Street

Beginning on Wednesday, April 22, the City of Twin Falls will start construction work on Locust Street North between Falls Avenue and North College Road.

Concrete work, performed by JS Custom Crete, will include the construction of new sidewalks and curb r...

City and Community Partners Provide Planning Resources for Small Businesses

The City of Twin Falls, Twin Falls Area Chamber of Commerce, Southern Idaho Tourism, and other business partners in the community have developed planning resources for small businesses that may be in need of assistance.

Idaho Governor Brad Little issued up...

Construction Continues on Canyon Springs Grade Project; Pedestrians and Cyclists Should Avoid Grade

Pedestrians and cyclists are reminded that the Canyon Springs Grade is unsafe for walking and cycling due to construction on the second phase of the Canyon Springs Grade Project.

During the second phase of construction, the grade will again be reduced to o...

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 water for the 2020 season on Monday, April 13. Homeowners connected to pressurized irrigation are encouraged to check sprinkler filters for buildu...

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

Bur Buttercup, an invasive flowering plant that produces clusters of sharp, spiny burs, is growing aggressively in Southern Idaho including the City of Twin Falls. The plant’s burs get caught in shoes, bicycle tires, clothing as well as animals&...

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.

In suppo...

Wipes Clog Pipes; Public Reminded to Not Flush Disinfectant Wipes

With more households using convenient 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 be discarded in trash cans and should never be fl...

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

The Twin Falls City Council on Monday, March 23 approved the City Manager’s recommendation for a Declaration of Emergency for the City of Twin Falls.

The Declaration of Emergency will help the City streamline the purchase process; allow it to see...

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 Ci...

Twin Falls Committee Seeks Donations for Downtown Archway Project

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...