Spring is coming. It was a relief as I drove into town on Sunday to see the grass beginning to peak out from under its heavy burden of snow. Yes, I know there are still many piles around, but to see them diminishing without wholesale flooding in our homes is a real blessing. City crews …
Category: The Mayor’s Corner
The Mayor’s Corner 03/01/2017
The following information came from Weiser City Building Inspector, Dennis Cooper for public information as we begin to rebuilt and recover. The damage that homes, commercial buildings, garages, carports, and accessory buildings received during “Snowmageddon” 2016-17 has created a shortage of some local professionals to repair and restore damaged buildings in our community. Some are already …
The Mayor’s Corner 02/22/2017
Clean up is on many people’s minds with the winter we’ve been having. The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (IDEQ) put out a two-sided sheet on Emergency Debris Management in Payette and Washington Counties to “help affected residents safely manage storm debris. Management and disposal options vary depending on the specific type of debris.” The …
The Mayor’s Corner 02/15/2017
Enough! Is spring around the corner. Someone needs to get hold of the groundhog quickly. The snow was a trial and the slush was discouraging but the water was frightening last week. Beginning on Monday of last week, we began planning to again approach the County to get help to clear the streets of the …
The Mayor’s Corner 02/08/2017
The community continues to get help and support from former residents and WHS students as we ‘weather’ the weather. Former WHS student, Nicole Wilson, who currently lives in Oregon, reached out with words of encouragement and a big box of gloves for crews and volunteers to keep their hands warm and protected as they work …
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