During the past week, flyers and mailings have been distributed to businesses and residents throughout Sandpoint falsely representing views and policies of Mayor Shelby Rognstad. Residents are asked to notify the Sandpoint Police Department if they have received a flyer or have further information by calling 263-1482. This matter is currently under investigation.

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CITY BRANCH CLEANUP WEEK City-wide branch pickup is scheduled for the week of April 24 - 28th. People make arrangements for pickup by calling Dyan at the City Shop at 263-3428 Monday - Friday between 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Branches must not exceed 2 inches in diameter and all branches must be piled lengthwise in the street along the curb with your pre-assigned number. Branches placed on the lawn will not be picked up, nor will leaves. As you are out trimming your branches, don't forget to prune branches that will overhang sidewalks.

Sandpoint, ID : Jobs

The City of Sandpoint is hiring! We currently have several career opportunities available as well as summer parks positions. We are seeking a Finance Director/Treasurer, Grants and Projects Administrator, Legal Assistant and Senior Water Treatment Operator. We are looking for highly motivated people to join our talented team and promote the excellent quality of life our community offers. http://sandpointidaho.gov/your-government/jobs

The weather forecast is predicting more rain this weekend and we have many areas that are experiencing flooding. Just a reminder that the City has sand and bags available for any residents or businesses experiencing flooding concerns to fill and take. The sand, bags and shovels are at the Sandpoint Fire Station at 1123 Lake Street. We've replenished supplies in the past day so please help yourself to as much as is needed.

Sandpoint, ID : Jobs

The City of Sandpoint is hiring! We currently have several career opportunities available and more summer and permanent positions will be posted in the next few weeks. We are seeking a Grants and Projects Administrator, Senior Water Treatment Operator, referees and instructors and summer parks maintenance workers. We are looking for highly motivated people to join our talented team and promote the excellent quality of life our community offers. http://sandpointidaho.gov/your-government/jobs

Most beautiful towns in all 50 states | Expedia Viewfinder

Did you see the newest accolade for our beautiful city? Expedia named Sandpoint the most beautiful town in Idaho. https://viewfinder.expedia.com/features/beautiful-towns-50-states/

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In case you haven't been down to Jeff Jones Town Square in the past few days, the Solar Roadways panels have been replaced and upgraded with their newest version. All of the panels are now fully operational. The webcam will be back on in the next few days as well.

City crews have been out today clearing snow and slush build up from storm drains. The weather forecast is predicting more rain into tonight and Friday and the National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for our area through Saturday. Residents and business owners are asked to also assist with keeping storm drains clear to prevent flooding. The City has sand and bags available for any residents or businesses experiencing flooding concerns to fill and take. The sand, bags and shovels are at the Sandpoint Fire Station at 1123 Lake Street. Our street crews will return to work at 4 am Friday to continue working to clear basins and storm drains.

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Our City streets crew has been out today clearing drains with an eye out to the weather forecast which calls for rain late tonight. The streets are getting more narrow with the snow accumulation and crews will be pushing back the berms in the upcoming days. Please stay tuned to our page for further announcements. Thank you to our streets crew who have been working long hours and beginning their days when most of us are still sound asleep.

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Just a reminder to keep your sidewalks shoveled and clear. Whether it's your personal residence or business, your friends, neighbors and patrons count on the cleared sidewalks to get to you or wherever they need to go. Our kids will also need safe pathways to get to school tomorrow.

Sandpoint City Council Considers Resolution in Support of Greenprint

Have you heard of the Greater Sandpoint Greenprint report and wondered what it is? Check out the report and Q&A on our website at http://www.sandpointidaho.gov/Home/Components/News/News/1174/1417

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Congratulations to our Police Chief Corey Coon who was recognized as the volunteer of the month by the Chamber of Commerce for his personal volunteerism as well as his professional leadership and commitment to community service. Well deserved!