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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
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Public Hearings: 6/11/25 Planning & Zoning Commission
Two applications will be open for public comment during the Wednesday, June 11th Planning & Zoning Commission meeting. Join in person, tune in online, or submit your comments in advance.
Public Hearing: 6/3/25 City Council
The application for a proposed zone map of 23 parcels located at Fremont Ave. near South Fifth St. will be open for public comment during the Tuesday, June 3rd regular City Council meeting. Join in person, tune in online, or submit your comments in advance.
Neighborhood Meeting: 6/2/25 Shoshoni Plains Phase VI - Preliminary Plat - Full Plat Subdivision
A Neighborhood Meeting will be held regarding Phase VI of the Shoshoni Plains Master Planned Development
Public Meetings: 5/20/25 City Council
City Council will consider two separate Planning & Zoning applications for Subdivision Final Plat approval at the May 20 meeting. Attend the meeting in person or watch online.
Public Hearings: 5/14/25 Planning & Zoning Commission
Applications will be open for public comment on public hearing items during the Wednesday, May 14th regular Planning & Zoning Commission meeting. Join in person, tune in online, or submit your comments in advance.
Public Hearings: 5/6/25 City Council
Two separate zone change applications will be open for public comment during the Tuesday, May 6th regular City Council meeting. Join in person, tune in online, or submit your comments in advance.
Neighborhood Meeting: 4/28/25 Tributary PUD Master Plan amendments
A Neighborhood Meeting will be held regarding proposed amendments to the Tributary PUD Master Plan
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.
Public Hearing: 4/15/25 City Council
The application for an Insignificant Plat Amendment proposal within portions of Blocks 1, 4, and 6 of the Tributary PUD will be open for public comment during the Tuesday, May 6 regular City Council meeting. Join in person, tune in online, or submit your comments in advance.
Public Hearing: 4/9/2025 Planning & Zoning Commission
Several applications will be open for public comment on public hearing items during the Wednesday, April 9, 2025 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting. Join in person, tune in online or submit your comments in advance.
Neighborhood Meeting: 4/1/25 Planning & Zoning Commission
A Neighborhood Meeting will be held regarding a proposed Zone Change for a 1.27-acre parcel located at Moraine Ct. and Valley Centre Dr.
Public Hearing: 3/12/25 Planning & Zoning Commission
Several applications will be open for public comment on public hearing items during the Wednesday, March 12, 2025 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting. Join in person, tune in online or submit your comments in advance.
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.
Neighborhood Meeting February 20th: Live Oak Springs - Proposed Annexation
Community members and all who are interested are invited to attend a Neighborhood Meeting to discuss the proposed Live Oak Springs Annexation. The subject property is located in the Driggs Area of Impact just southeast of the Driggs Airport. The Applicant will be available to answer questions and discuss the project with the public from 4 PM until 6 PM. City staff will also be in attendance from 4 PM to 6 PM. Please stop by at your convenience during this time.
Public Hearing: 2/12/25 Planning & Zoning Commission
Applications will be open for public comment on public hearing items during the Wednesday, February 12, 2025 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting. Join in person, tune in online or submit your comments in advance.
Expansion and Major Upgrades to TVRWR Facility
EPA Agreement Sets Path for Environmental Improvements and Sustainable Growth
Bates Rd Property / Woods Creek Park Preliminary Master Plan
A preliminary master plan for the City's 101 acre property just west of downtown is now available for your review and input. The comment form will be up through January 24th.
Recreation District First Meeting
The newly formed Teton County Recreation District will hold its first meeting at 2pm on Tuesday, January 14th at the Teton County Courthouse.
Public Meeting: 01/22/25 Planning & Zoning Commission
A public meeting will be held on January 22, 2025
Upcoming Community Conversation
Join Mayor August Christensen Monday, October 28th at 5 PM for a Community Conversation all about the current construction project of shifting the Airport runway to the NE.
CityNews: October 2024
Read the latest CityNews articles about new parks, building updates, and more.
Building Corner: October 2024
So far, we have received and processed the second busiest building season on record, second only to 2007 (and the year isn’t over yet!)
Primrose Park is the City's newest place to play!
The City of Driggs is proud to officially announce the generous donation of Primrose Park by neighboring private residential community, Tributary. This beautiful new public space is a gift that will benefit the community for generations to come.
CityNews August Newsletter
Mayor August Christensen's August Newsletter: Stay in the Know!
January 2024: Mayor's Community Conversation
Join Mayor August at the next Community Conversation where it will be All About Downtown Driggs! Presented topics will include plans for additional parking, sidewalk and streetscape improvements, visitor center & community center evolution, events, signage, flowers, waste management and more! DATE: January 31, 2024 TIME: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Location: The Geo Center - 60 S Main St
Jan. 31st Aquatic Facility Concept Design Open House
Join City of Driggs, Teton Valley Aquatics and the Design Team at an Open House in City Hall on Jan. 31st (3-7pm, with presentations at 4pm and 6pm) to Review and Comment on the Teton Valley Aquatic Facility Conceptual Design Plans
November Community Conversation: Open topic with the Mayor
Join Mayor August Christensen Tuesday, November 14th from 9:00 - 10:00 AM in front of City Hall in the new dome for an hour-long conversation on any city-related topic of your choosing.
September Community Conversation with Mayor Christensen
Tour of Depot Square and Front St Lofts
Community Conversation with Mayor Christensen
Community Conversation: Join Mayor August Christensen for a Community Conversation about any topic you want! Consider this open office hours with the Mayor to discuss what’s important to you and our community. This opportunity starts and 9:00 AM and ends at 10:00 AM.
Preserving Our History for Future Generations
Teton County Historic Preservation Plan Survey
Next Community Conversation: Dogs off leash 6/16/23
Join Mayor August Christensen for a Community Conversation about dogs off leash on Friday, June 16 from 9-10 AM at The Geo Center.
Offices Closed in Observation to Memorial Day
City Hall and Public Works Offices will be closed May 29, 2023
May CityNews
Our May issue of CityNews is out. Read the latest topics and events this month in the City of Driggs.
That Unpleasant Odor is Normal and Temporary
In the spring, warm air increases the temperature in the upper areas of a cold lagoon, it can cause mixing between the upper and lower zones, stirring up lagoon-settled solids and releasing gasses that can result in unpleasant odors.
Planning and Building Corner May 2023
Curious about what the Planning & Building Department is working on? Read this month's update
A Planning & Zoning Commissioner seat to open in June
The City of Driggs Planning & Zoning Commission is seeking interested candidates to join the 5 member commission. This three-year seat will start in June.
PLANNING & BUILDING CORNER APRIL 2023
Curious about what the Planning & Building Department is working on? Read this month's update on permits, public hearings, and more.
City of Driggs Hires Amber Pence as First City Administrator
The City of Driggs is pleased to announce Amber Pence as the first-ever City Administrator. With nineteen years of experience in Idaho politics and government, Pence brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the position.
Next Community Conversation: Airport Info on 3/15/23
Join Mayor August Christensen this Wednesday, March 15th, 5 - 6 pm in the Teton Aviation lobby for an hour-long discussion on General Aviation and emergency medical operations at the Driggs-Reed Memorial Airport.
New Capital Improvement Plan and Impact Fees are anticipated to take effect on March 15th
The City of Driggs has thoroughly reviewed and updated the Capital Improvement Plan and Development Impact Fees. The process included working with a consultant, TischlerBise, convening an Impact Fee Committee, and ultimately review and approval by City Council. Read more about the plan and next steps here.
Planning & Building Corner March 2023
Curious about what the Planning & Building department is working on? Read the latest update on permits, public hearings, and more.
Driggs Residents: Pipes are still freezing despite warmer temps!
If your pipes have frozen in the last 15 years or if you live in old-town Driggs, please run a pencil tip stream of water. More tips and info...
City Council Meeting Still on Schedule for Tonight
The regularly scheduled City Council Meeting is still scheduled for 6 pm tonight.
Opening on the Design Review Advisory Committee
Apply to serve on the Driggs Design Review Advisory Committee, also known as DRAC.
February Issue of CityNews
February CityNews: Let's talk Transportation, Skijoring, and more...
