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The following are our notes from the July 10th City Council Meeting. If you have any questions or desire any more information–feel free to email us at heyburninformer@gmail.com. City of Heyburn Council Meeting Wednesday, July 10th 2024 7:00 P.M. Council President Chad Anderson was not in attendance.  The Council considered aeration piping & controls on…

The following are our notes from the March 27th City Council Meeting. If you have any questions or desire any more information–feel free to email us at heyburninformer@gmail.com. City of Heyburn Council Meeting Wednesday, March 27th 2024 7:00 P.M. Officer Dalton of the Heyburn Police Department was awarded his POST Basic Patrol Certificate. The Council…

As the world continues to grow at an increasingly quickened pace, beautiful cities with the potential and value of Heyburn are getting harder to find! Heyburn Informer will always shy away from writing opinion pieces, but in our opinion there is no better place to live than Heyburn, Idaho. Growing up in our community taught…

If you previously polled at:Heyburn Fire Station or Heyburn City office Your New Location is: Burley Inn Convention Center 800 N Overland Ave, Burley

Minidoka County School District is asking for your vote, Tuesday November 7th, to renew the existing supplemental levy as the levy we have now is ending. This supplemental levy will be used to complete many much-needed projects across our district. One of the main projects is updating the internet capability throughout the district. Our students…

Who is Heyburn Informer? All Contributors are citizens raised in our city living and working in your community. As our small farm town has transformed and grown, we’ve noticed a lack of public engagement. In surveying our neighbors, it seems the lack isn’t in our community’s willingness to engage, but in a lack of ability…