City of Glenns Ferry, Idaho

09/04/2026

📢 Special City Council Meeting – September 15, 2026 at 6:00 PM
The City of Glenns Ferry will hold a Special City Council Meeting on Tuesday, September 15th at 6:00 PM at City Hall.
This meeting was called by the Mayor to review the CIP with Keller.

09/04/2026

📢 City Council Meeting – September 8, 2026 at 7:00 PM
The City of Glenns Ferry will hold its regular City Council meeting on Tuesday, September 8th at 7:00 PM at City Hall.
Agenda items include:
• Department & Committee Reports
• FY2026–2027 Municipal Budget Ordinance
• Temporary Surcharge for Water & Sewer (4.5% annual increase)
• Anthem Broadband Dish Installation
• Downtown Revitalization Plan Update
• Manufactured/Modular/Tiny Homes Discussion
• Birds At Large Discussion
• Upcoming Meeting with Keller
• ICRIMP Renewal Discussion

08/28/2026

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 at 6:00 PM.
Topics on this month’s agenda include:
• Business‑friendly practices with guest Christy Acord
• Noise control
• Light pollution
• Dust control
• Building code discussion regarding manufactured, mobile, and modular home foundations
Everyone is welcome to attend.

08/21/2026

📢 City Council Meeting – August 25, 2026 at 7:00 PM
The City of Glenns Ferry will hold its regular City Council meeting on Tuesday, August 25th at 7:00 PM at City Hall.
Agenda items include:
• Department & Committee Reports
• Temporary Surcharge to Fund Sewer (4.5% annual increase) – Action Item
• Temporary Surcharge to Fund Water (4.5% annual increase) – Action Item
• Mayor & City Council Compensation
• New Crew Position (Landscape & Maintenance Worker)
• Code Enforcement Duties
• Anthem Broadband Discussion
• Airport Discussion
• Proposed FY2026–2027 Budget Ordinance Consideration

08/12/2026

Met the nicest young man, Gregor Amelkin, from Estonia today. He is in America on an internship and displaying a wonderful set of K5-grade 12 book sets. These are quality books and if I still had kids at home, I'd be purchasing several sets. Gregor was in Mountain Home yesterday and met with Sheriff Hollinshead and got his picture taken with the sheriff. He said Mountain Home was his favorite city in Idaho thus far. Well, here's hoping Glenns Ferry may edge out Mountain Home as his favorite.

If you see gregarious Gregor, stop and chat. He is incredibly interesting, funny and kind. Ask about Estonia, he will even share pictures of his beautiful momma (who looks at least 15 years younger than the age Gregor stated for her). Any 21 year old man who adores his mom this much...I approve :-).

Please take a close look at the book sets. He has sample books and sets on hand. Truly phenomenal quality in binding, illustrations and useful content.

Gregor is a new friend. I hope when he gets his engineering degree he moves to the land of opportunity 🇺🇸! Gregor is pictured below with interim City Clerk, Becca Negrete.

08/07/2026

Here is the Agenda for August 11 Regular City Council Meeting

08/03/2026

07/10/2026

📢 City Council Meeting – July 14, 2026 at 7:00 PM
The City of Glenns Ferry will hold its regular City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 14th at 7:00 PM at City Hall.
Agenda items include:
• Department & Committee Reports
• Heritage Pathway Kiosk Update
• City Property Lease Update
• Elmore County Joint Powers Agreement
• Owyhee Highlights advertisement discussion
• Rural Economic Projects & Grants Workshop
Public comment is welcome for items not listed on the agenda. We hope to see you there!

07/02/2026

Happy America 250, Glenns Ferry! 🇺🇸
Wishing our community a joyful, colorful, and safe celebration as we honor 250 years of freedom!
Reminder: City Hall will be closed on July 2 in observance of the holiday.

Enjoy the festivities, stay safe, and celebrate in true red, white, and blue spirit! ❤️🤍💙

07/01/2026

Celebrating "Independence Day 250"!

"Inviolable Rights - Let Freedom Ring Challenge"

Parents of children 12 and under...during the Glenns Ferry 4th of July festivities from the parade sidelines to city park events, there is an opportunity for the first 50 kids (accompanied by an adult) to "Find the Mayor". Each child who approaches the Mayor and says, "Let Freedom Ring!" will receive a 250 commemorative flag pin and pocket-sized U.S. Constitution.

Liberty is the air we breathe. It's in the freedom to worship, to speak our mind, to safeguard home and family, and to create our own destiny. America was born through pain, struggle and sacrifice. Scars and blood paid for our rights and freedoms. Rights we should cherish and never take for granted. America is far from the ordinary; She is extraordinary! Protect Her with courage, loyalty, vigilance, and the firm and active desire to instill these qualities in our youth.

Wishing you all a reflective, blessed and joyous Independence Day; full to the brim in memory making moments.

Mayor, Susan Case