Departments
Contact Info
City Hall
60 South Main Street
P.O. Box 48
Driggs, Idaho 83422
Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Closed Fridays and Federal Holidays
Phone: (208) 354-2362
General Email: info@driggsidaho.org
Transportation
Our Transportation System responsibilities include the maintenance, operations, and repairs to city streets, street lights, bike paths, responding to emergencies, and maintaining mobility through weather-related events, including snow and ice removal.
SNOW REMOVAL
The City of Driggs strives to maintain safe conditions for travelers observing winter driving conditions. However, this is not an absolute “bare pavement” policy. It must be recognized that each storm has its own character with variable conditions such as wind, extreme temperatures, timing, duration, and moisture content. See the following link for our snow removal policy.
TRANSPORTATION GUIDING DOCUMENTS
The following documents provide the city, residents, developers, and businesses with direction in regards to current and future transportation infrastructure and operations.
Transportation Master Plan (November 2019)
- Appendix A : Transportation Capital Improvements Plan (2018)
- Appendix B : Traffic Counts & Projections and Parking Facilities Demand- 11"x17" Transportation Plan Maps
Land Development Code - Ch 12 (streets)
Comprehensive Plan - Ch 2.6(Transportation)
Impact Fee Study and Capital Improvement Plans (April 2008)
Driggs Pathways Plan (Nov 2008)
Main St / Hwy 33 Corridor Plan (June 2008)
Public Works Standards and Specifications (2016)
Tree Planting in the ROW Permit
HELPFUL LINKS
WWTP Upgrade Project Video & Community Conversation
Join Mayor Christensen on Monday, 9/15, for a Community Conversation and watch our video about the project, slated for completion in 2030.
City of Driggs Reevaluates Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Following Victor's Withdrawal
The City of Driggs is reassessing its planned expansion of the Driggs Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) after the City of Victor voted in a special meeting on Thursday, March 27th, that it will no longer participate in the joint project and instead pursue construction of its own facility.
Join Mayor August Christensen and Public Works Director Jay Mazalewski at 5pm, Jan. 30th at City Hall for a discussion of the planned expansion and upgrades at the Teton Valley Regional Water Reclamation Facility, and the recent consent decree from the US Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Justice.
