Starting Thursday, October 29, contractors with Idaho Transportation Department, ITD, will make traffic signal improvements at the intersections of Kimberly Road and Locust Street, as well as Kimberly Road and Blue Lakes Boulevard intersections. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls reminds City utility customers that they can dispose of up to six bags of leaves and small yard debris at no additional cost. Simply bag the material and place it next to your garbage can on your regular collection day. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls is coordinating community support sessions with NOVA, the National Organization for Victim Advocacy, to help people affected by the August 1st shooting at Canyon Park West. Anyone is invited to walk in on the sessions. Read on...
Drilling is underway on a new test well at Magic Valley Regional Airport, marking the next step in the City of Twin Falls’ ongoing effort to develop new water wells to serve the airport. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls is reminding residents and businesses that the pressurized irrigation season is coming to an end starting Monday, October 19. Property owners should winterize their sprinkler systems to prevent freezing damage. Read on...
What is working well in Twin Falls, and where can the City improve? The City of Twin Falls is encouraging residents to share their perspectives through the upcoming National Community Survey (NCS), also known as the National Citizen Survey. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls Code Enforcement Department is reminding candidates, campaign volunteers and residents to place campaign signs only on private property with the property owner’s permission. Signs are prohibited in public-right-of-way. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Department is notifying residents and visitors of upcoming seasonal closures as City facilities are prepared for winter. Restrooms at City parks will begin closing for winterization on October 15. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls has installed a new filtration system and is exploring new well options after the Magic Valley Regional Airport issued a consumer notice for polyfluoroalkyl substances, known as PFAS, in an airport drinking water well. Read on...
Local leaders today announced a community effort to create a permanent memorial honoring the lives taken in the August 1, 2026 mass shooting, recognizing everyone affected and providing a peaceful place for remembrance, reflection and healing. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls has launched a community survey to gather residents’ feedback to help decide the future of recycling and waste collection services in our community. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls is asking the community to participate in a survey to identify the support, education and connection opportunities that would be most helpful to individuals affected by the August 1st shooting at In-N-Out. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls is working with victims of the tragic shooting at Canyon Park West on Aug. 1. and it would like to extend an invitation to individuals who were in the area, and who may also be impacted by the horrific events that day. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls will begin its annual Mill and Inlay Road Project on Sept. 10. The project will remove deteriorated asphalt and replace it with a new driving surface at Elm Street and Mountain View Drive. Read on...
We, collectively and as a community, are heartbroken by the horrific shooting that took place at In-N-Out in Twin Falls, which left three people dead and seven others injured. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls is continuing resurfacing in north Twin Falls, which started the week of July 27. This essential street maintenance is the most cost-efficient method to extend the lifespan and enhance road quality. Read on...
The City Utility Services Department is reminding customers that temporary billing accommodations implemented during the City's utility billing software transition are coming to an end. Beginning this summer, normal collection procedures will resume. Read on...
The City of Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Department is asking residents to donate clean, undamaged plastic grocery bags for use at dog waste stations along public trails and in other public spaces. Read on...
