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City offices in Moscow, Idaho will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025, in observance of the holiday. The closure impacts various city services, including legal and economic sectors. Residents should plan accordingly for the holiday weekend.
Latah County Commissioner Tom Lamar updated the public on county activities during a recent meeting. The discussion included various local issues and initiatives, reflecting ongoing governance in the region. Residents are encouraged to engage with their local government to stay informed.
Latah County Commissioner Tom Lamar provided a June update detailing recent county activities, including discussions on the Board of Equalization and the jail situation. The meeting highlighted upcoming county budget considerations.
Moscow City Attorney receives the IMA Pillar of the Community Award for outstanding service. The award recognizes contributions to the legal profession and community engagement in Latah County, Idaho. This event will take place on July 1, 2025.
County commissioners approved all seven property assessment appeals this week, correcting errors identified by the assessor's office. They also unanimously approved updates to land use regulations and fees related to agricultural structures without public hearings. A lack of public testimony characterized the meetings, raising questions about community engagement.
The Moscow Fire Department urges residents to follow safety practices and regulations regarding fireworks ahead of the upcoming celebrations. The initiative aims to ensure community safety and compliance with local laws.
The City of Moscow promotes fireworks safety from June 25 to July 4, 2025. The initiative aims to educate residents and visitors about safe practices during the holiday period. Fireworks displays are a key attraction for the city's summer events.
Palouse Habitat for Humanity will host a Wall Raising Celebration in Moscow on June 24, 2025, for the Jake Austin home. The event invites public participation to support local housing initiatives.
Budget documents for Moscow are now available to the public, encouraging residents to participate ahead of upcoming hearings. The city council unanimously approved an amendment to a services agreement for the Moscow City Shop, and discussed a fee waiver request for the Independence Day Parade amid concerns over recent fee increases.
The Moscow Artwalk Season Finale is set for June 26th, featuring a street fair along Main Street from 3rd to 6th. This event aims to showcase local artists and foster community engagement.