Brad Doty for Caldwell

Lions Club of Caldwell! Doing great things for our community! Please join them January 20, 2024 if available!

National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day is a time to honor and show gratitude to law enforcement officers for their dedication and service in keeping our communities safe. It's a chance for people to recognize the sacrifices and challenges they face in their line of duty. I appreciate their willingness to contribute to a peaceful society!

Let’s go!

Enjoying the ice!

Did you know the City of Caldwell has several warming stations available?
🌬Caldwell Public Library-1010 Dearborn Street
Hours of Service: Mon - Thu: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m., Fri: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sun: 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
🌬Caldwell Senior Center-1009 Everett
Hours of Service: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
🌬Caldwell Veterans Memorial Hall -1101 Cleveland Blvd
Hours of Service: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

City of Caldwell water customers received a credit of $69 on their December 1 water bill. The one-time credit was made possible during the 2024 budget process when Mayor Wagoner and City Council approved a one-time rebate. The rebate came from a surplus of fund balance in the sanitation fund.
“Providing this credit to customers was a pleasure for the City Council and myself. We know this time of year can be financially difficult so we think using this surplus to give back comes at a good time and that this small credit can make a difference,” said Jarom Wagoner, Mayor of Caldwell.
If you need assistance paying your water bill, the City's Caldwell Cares program provides water bill payment assistance to customers in need. Caldwell Cares is funded through the generous donations of Caldwell residents. We also partner with The Salvation Army to assist residents with water bills. For more information on how to get assistance or how to donate click here: https://www.cityofcaldwell.org/live/caldwell-cares

Tonight, your city council will vote on returning $1,498,404.00 back to the tax payer. If approved, it will be distributed through a Sanitation Fund rebate. More to follow after the meeting…

Great work CPD!

This week’s agenda…

www.cityofcaldwell.org

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City Commissions and Boards | Caldwell, ID Citizen involvement is an essential ingredient for strong local government. The City of Caldwell promotes citizen involvement by inviting residents to serve on a variety of commissions and boards. These boards are designed to assist the City in planning, deliberating, and gathering information. It i...

Fish on!

You can sort through more specific information with the reports at the "Election History" link on our website for specific elections over the years (https://www.canyoncounty.id.gov/elected-officials/clerk/elections/election-history), but here is a summary spreadsheet showing voter turnout among registered voters from the November 7, 2023, election. Middleton had the highest turnout.

This weeks agenda…

www.cityofcaldwell.org

This Friday, the Polar Bear Plunge Dunk Tank event will be held to raise funds for a statue memorializing Carrie French at The Idaho Women Veterans Memorial, located at the Idaho Veterans Garden.
The community can pay to dunk Mayor Wagoner or Caldwell Chief of Police Rex Ingram. 🥶😱
The dunk tank will be located in front of the Caldwell Luxe Reel Theatre (913 Arthur St.).
You can also support the memorial here: https://www.idahoveteransgarden.com/idaho-women-veterans-memorial

In love with Hello Norman and Ruby Bloom located on the corner of 10th and Cleveland. The Mayor, Councilor Doty and myself were happy to be part of their grand opening!

Brad Doty for Caldwell
City of Caldwell

www.plancaldwell.com

Caldwell is revising its Comprehensive Plan to plan for changes and growth in the City over the next 20 years. Over the next 16 months, the City invites the public to provide feedback and ideas to guide this new Comprehensive Plan.
Kicking off this engagement process in November, the City invites the community to participate in one-on-one or small-group conversations and online engagement with the planning team. Participants will discuss and provide feedback about the issues and opportunities facing the City, as well as start to identify shared values and priorities for the future. This is also an opportunity for the public to express where the project team should be engaging the public, how this engagement should be used, and on which topics they need to glean information.
The one-on-one or small group listening sessions will be held virtually or via phone for convenience. Participants may sign up for a time through the project website or directly through this link: https://doodle.com/meeting/participate/id/eEPWpWkd.
▶️Caldwell Comprehensive Plan Listening Sessions
▶️November 13 – December 1 (various time options)
*Participant’s choice of Phone Call or Microsoft Teams Video Call*

For those unable to attend the listening sessions, visit www.PlanCaldwell.com to learn more about the project, participate in an online questionnaire, and sign up to receive emails or texts about future meetings and project updates.

Thursday, November 16th
Coffee Connect hosted by Cushing Terrel
8:00am-9:00am
704 Main Street, Suite 200, Caldwell
No registration required, no cost to attend

Memorial in Caldwell honoring Idaho's female veterans nears completion A statue at the Idaho Veterans Garden will honor Carrie French, the first woman from Idaho to give her life in combat.

For those keeping track, there are six College of Idaho teams (men's and women's cross country | men's and women's soccer | football | volleyball. All headed to the NAIA National Tournament.