Idaho Voter Guide 2023: What's on your ballot Tuesday?

Boise

Mayor

• Mike Masterson
• Lauren McLean
• Aaron Reis
• Joe Evans

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City Council, District 2

• Grant Burgoyne
• Jesse Gonzales
• Colin Nash
• Hillary Smith

City Council, District 3

• Chris Blanchard
• Kathy Corless
• Josh Johnston
• Theresa Vawter

City Council, District 4

• Janet Burke
• Jordan Morales

City Council, District 5

• Jeremy Gugino
• Meredith Stead

Eagle

Mayor

• Marc Degl'Innocenti
• Jason Pierce
• Brad Pike
• Stan Ridgeway

City Council (Vote for two)

• Christopher Hadden
• Robert Imhoff
• Craig Kvamme
• Mary May
• Christina Patterson

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Eagle Fire Protection District
Commissioner, Dist. 2

• Clyde Dornier
• Nate Murphy
• Brian Simpson

Garden City

City Council (Vote for two)

• Hannah Ball
• James Page
• Kent Rasmussen

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Kuna

Mayor

• Bobby Rossadillo
• Cristin Sandu
• Joe Stear

Kuna School District No. 3
Trustee, Zone 1

• Hillary S. Lowe
• Joy Thomas

Trustee, Zone 2

• James (JD) Grant
• Kristi Hardy

Trustee, Zone 5

*This zone is located in both Ada and Canyon counties.

• Russell (Russ) Johnson
• Michael Thornton

NOTE: By law, elections for the five trustee positions are staggered so an entire board will not be on a single ballot. Trustees are elected to four-year terms.

• Positions for Zone 1, 2, and 5 will be on the November 2023 ballot. Those elected will take office in January 2024.
• Positions for Zone 3 and 4 will be on the November 2025 ballot. Those elected take office in January 2026. 

Kuna Fire District
Commissioner, District 1

• Addison Coffelt
• Rebekah "Becky" Luther

Meridian

Mayor 

• Mike Hon
• Robert E. Simison

City Council, District 2

• Brad Hoaglun
• Elizabeth "Liz" Strader

City Council, District 3

• Bill Chandler
• Doug Taylor

City Council, District 5

• Todd Ebeling
• Anne Little Roberts

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West Ada School District
Trustee, Zone 2

• Lucas K. Baclayon
• Susie Schuetz

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Trustee, Zone 4

• Dave Binetti
• Miguel Deluna
• Mari Gates

Trustee, Zone 5

• Jeremy Cutler
• Tom Moore
• Rene Ozuna

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Star

Mayor

• Trevor A. Chadwick
• Michele Miles

Star Fire Protection District
Commissioner, Sub-district 1

• Kurt Grundel
• Jared Moyle

Commissioner, Sub-district 2

• Brian Fendley
• Tim Murray

Ada County Jail Bond 

*Vote requires a supermajority vote of 2/3 or 66.7% to pass

Shall Ada County, Idaho (the "County") be authorized to issue and sell general obligation bonds of the County in the principal amount of up to $49,000,000 for the purpose of financing the acquisition, construction, equipping, and furnishing of an addition and related remodeling and improvements to the existing Ada County Jail (the "Project"), together with costs and expenses related thereto; the bonds to be due in installments as fixed by the Board of County Commissioners of the County, the last installment to be due and payable not more than twenty (20) years from the date of issue of such bonds, all as provided in Resolution No. 2916 adopted by the Board of County Commissioners of the County on September 14, 2023?

The following information is required by Section 34-913, Idaho Code:

The Project to be financed by the sale of the proposed bonds is set forth in the above Question. The date of the bond election is November 7, 2023. The principal amount of the proposed bonds to be issued is up to $49,000,000. The interest rate anticipated on the proposed bond issue, based upon current market rates, is three and eighty-seven hundredths' percent (3.87%) per annum. The total amount to be repaid over the life of the bonds, based on the anticipated interest rate, is $71,665,875, consisting of $49,000,000 in principal and $22,665,875 of interest. The term of the bonds will not exceed twenty (20) years from the date of issuance.

The estimated average annual cost to the taxpayer of the proposed bond is a tax of $3.60 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value, per year, based on the current conditions.

As of November 7, 2023, the total existing indebtedness of the County, including interest accrued, is $0.00.      

IN FAVOR of issuing bonds in the amount of up to $49,000,000 for the purpose stated above

AGAINST issuing bonds in the amount of up to $49,000,000 for the purpose stated above

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Council

City Council (Vote for two)

• Mark Edwards
• Dan L. Huter
• Channel Sanderson
• David M. Tubridy

Council School District No. 13
Trustee, Zone 5

• Robert Grossen
• Kyle G. Johnson

Indian Valley 

Fire Commissioner, Sub-District 3

• Wendy Green
• Jeff D. Dunham

Bellevue

Mayor

• Chris Johnson 
• Suzanne Wrede

Bellevue Alderman, 2-year (Vote for three)

• Christina Giordani 
• Diane Shay 
• Frank S. Suwanrit 
• Shaun Mahoney 
• Kendy J Walker

Bellevue Alderman, 1-year (Vote for two)

• John Carreiro 
• Jessica Obenauf 
• Robin Leahy

Hailey

Mayor

• Kevin Wilson 
• Kris Wirth 
• Martha Burke

City Council, Seat 3

• Dustin Stone 
• Craig Kennedy Wolfrom

Ketchum

City Council (Vote for two)

• Perry Boyle 
• Spencer Cordovano 
• Michael David 
• Tripp C. Hutchinson 
• Jen Smith

Sun Valley

City Council (Vote for two)

• Jane Reister Conard 
• Michelle Griffith 
• Christian Wrede

Blaine County School District No. 61
Trustee, Zone 5

• Bailey Brooks 
• Lara Stone

Trustee, Zone 3

• Nora Roebuck 
• Phil Rainey

Garden Valley 

Garden Valley School District No. 71
Trustee, Zone 3

• Ken Donley
• Morris Morgan
• Shannon Winslow

Horseshoe Bend

City Council

• Stephen E. Chartier
• Jennifer Patterson
• Martye White

Idaho City

City Council (Vote for two)

• Kenny Everhart
• Gary (Tom) Secor Jr.

Basin School District No. 72
Trustee, Zone 4

• Patrick G. Minto
• Theresa Pledge

Trustee, Zone 5

• Michelle Diehl
• Ken Gordon

Basin School District Levy

• Supplemental Levy
• $792,000 each year for two years
• Money used for variety of purposes listed on ballot

Ballot question:

Shall the Board of Trustees of Basin School District 72 of Boise County, Idaho, be authorized and empowered to levy a Supplemental Levy, as permitted by law under Section 33-802(3), Idaho Code, in the amount of Seven Hundred Ninety Two Thousand Dollars 00/100 ($792,000), $792,000, per year for a period of two (2) years, for a total of One Million Five Hundred Eighty Four Thousand Dollars and 00/100 ($1,584,000), for the purpose of paying the below-identified lawful expenses to maintain and operate the schools of the District for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2024 and ending June 30, 2026? 

The estimated average annual cost to the taxpayer on the proposed levy is a tax of $73.11 per $100,000.00 of taxable assessed value, per year, based on current conditions. The proposed levy replaces an existing levy that will expire on June 30, 2024, and that currently costs $45.70 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. If the proposed levy is approved, the tax per $100,000 of taxable assessed value is either: (i) not expected to change or (ii) is expected to increase or decrease the tax by $27.41 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value.

• Safety                                             $386,000
• Salaries and Benefits                    $549,000
• Curriculum & Development          $30,000
• Transportation                               $200,000
• Maintenance                                  $317,000
• Technology                                    $102,000

TOTAL ANNUAL LEVY AMOUNT:  $792,000/year

Placerville 

City Council (Vote for two)

• Bruce W. Arnold
• Rick Barber
• George Butters
• Clark K Cassel
• Dan Gasiorowski

Fire Protection District

• Rick Barber
• Clark K Cassel
• Dan Gasiorowski

Caldwell 

City Council, Seat 4

• John Carter
• Becky Mitchell
• Geoff Williams

City Council, Seat 5

• Chris Allgood
• Ramzy Boutros
• Christopher Mortenson
• Florina Ruvio 

City Council, Seat 6

• Dave Larson
• Scott Tilmant
• Mike Dittenber
• Eric Phillips

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Caldwell School District No. 132
Trustee, Zone 2

• Manuel J. Godina
• Ray Horrell

Trustee, Zone 3

• Travis Manning
• Nicole Trakel

Trustee, Zone 4

• Andrew Butler
• Nicole Hyland

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Vallivue School District No. 139
Trustee, Zone 4

• Brian Bishop
• Paul Tierney

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Caldwell Fire Bond

*Vote requires a supermajority vote of 2/3 or 66.7% to pass 

Ballot Question:

SHALL THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, BE AUTHORIZED TO INCUR AN INDEBTEDNESS AND ISSUE AND SELL ITS GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, IN ONE OR MORE SERIES OF BONDS, IN AN AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT FOR ALL SUCH BONDS OF NOT MORE THAN $17,300,000, OR SO MUCH THEREOF AS MAY BE NECESSARY, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDS WITH WHICH TO PREPARE, CONTRUCT, AND FURNISH THE CITY'S PORTION OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW FIRE STATION, THE RECONSTRUCTION OF AN EXISTING FIRE STATION, AND THE RENOVATION, UPGRADEMENT, AND IMPROVEMENT OF CERTAIN EXISTING FIRE TRAINING AND ADMINISTRATIVE EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES, WITH EACH OF SAID SERIES OF BONDS TO BE PAYABLE ANNUALLY OR AT SUCH LESSER INTERVALS AS DETERMINED BY FUTURE RESOLUTIONS OR ORDINANCES OF THE CITY, AND TO MATURE SERIALLY WITH THE FINAL INSTALLMENT TO FALL DUE WITHIN TWENTY (20) YEARS FROM THE DATE OF EACH OF SAID SERIES OF BONDS, AND TO BEAR INTEREST AT A RATE OR RATES TO BE DETERMINED BY FUTURE RESOLUTIONS OR ORDINANCES OF THE CITY, ALL AS PROVIDED IN THE ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ADOPTED ON SEPTEMBER 5, 2023?

Middleton 

Mayor

• Jackie Hutchison
• Steve Rule
• Tyson A. Sparrow

City Council (Vote for two)

• Mark Christiansen
• Timothy O'Meara
• Ray Waltemate

Middleton Sale of Liquor by the Drink

In 1947 the registered voters of Middleton voted to keep Middleton a "dry city" meaning, no establishment can sell liquor by the drink. Today, the City is only authorized to license establishments for beer and wine. If this ballot measure is approved, the City would be authorized to license establishments such as restaurants, hotels, and bars, to sell liquor by the drink for on-premises consumption.

• Yes
• No

Middleton School District Levy

• Supplemental Levy

Ballot Question: 

Shall the Board of Trustees of School District No. 134, Canyon County, State of Idaho, be authorized and empowered to levy a Supplemental Levy in the amount of One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($1,500,000) per year for two (2) years, commencing with the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2024, and ending June 30, 2026, for the purposes stated below; all as provided in the Resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees on September 11, 2023?

The estimated average annual cost to the taxpayer on the proposed levy is a tax of $38 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value, per year, based on current conditions. The proposed levy replaces an existing levy that expires on June 30, 2024, and that currently costs $38 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. Therefore, if the proposed levy is approved, the tax per $100,000 of taxable assessed value is not expected to change.

• Certified Teachers                    $386,000
• Classified Staff                         $354,000
• Resource Officer                       $80,000
• Pay to Participate                     $45,000
• Curriculum Adoption                $500,000
• Transportation                           $35,000
• Building Maintenance               $100,000

TOTAL ANNUAL LEVY: $1,500,000/year

Nampa

City Council, Seat 2

• Natalie Jangula
• Troy Keith

City Council, Seat 4

• Amy Hannu
• Dale Reynolds

City Council, Seat 6

• Sebastian Griffin
• David Lambert
• Jennifer Niles
• Margie Potter
• Isacc Solis

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Nampa School District No. 131
Trustee, Zone 1

• Stephanie Binns
• Jay Duffy

Trustee, Zone 2

• David Jennings
• Adam Schasel

Nampa School District Levy

• Replacement Supplemental Levy

Ballot Question: 

Shall the Board of Trustees of School District No. 131, Canyon County, State of Idaho, be authorized and empowered to levy a Supplemental Levy in the amount of Fourteen Million Seven Hundred Eighty Thousand Dollars ($14,780,000) per year for two (2) years, commencing with the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2024, and ending June 30, 2026, for the purposes stated below; all as provided in the Resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees on August 30, 2023?

The estimated average annual cost to the taxpayer on the proposed levy is a tax of $72 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value, per year, based on current conditions. The proposed levy replaces an existing levy that expires on June 30, 2024, and that currently costs $59 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. Therefore, if the proposed levy is approved, the tax per $100,000 of taxable assessed value is expected to increase by $13 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value.

• Continued Salaries             $3,330,000
• Supplemental Salaries        $1,200,000
• Curriculum                            $2,000,000
• Technology                           $2,000,000
• Transportation                      $350,000
• Activities                               $600,000
• Playgrounds                         $150,000
• Security                                 $500,000
• Early Childhood                    $150,000
• Maintenance Projects          $2,000,000
• Athletic Field Turf                 $1,500,000
• Tennis/Tracks                        $1,000,000  

TOTAL ANNUAL LEVY AMOUNT: $14,780,000/year

Nampa Fire Commissioner, Sub-District 2

• Cameron Alden
• Paul Jones

Notus

City Council (Vote for two)

• Lupita Connor
• Heidi Glaettli
• Chris A. Grooms
• Rob Hartsock

Parma

Parma School District No. 137
Trustee, Zone 4

• Kelli D. Brassfield
• Kurt Kaiser (Write-In)

Parma Fire Commissioner

• Roberta Flores
• Scott Jacops

Star

Mayor

• Trevor A. Chadwick
• Michele Miles

Fire Protection District
Commissioner, Sub-district 1

• Kurt Grundel
• Jared Moyle

Commissioner, Sub-district 2

• Tim Murray
• Brian Fendley

Wilder

City Council

• John Bechtel
• Justin Devenberg

Burley

City Council (Vote for three)

• Jim Powell
• Kimberli Seely
• Jon Anderson
• Chris E Gee
• Janet Hansen

Declo

Mayor

• Jay Darrington 
• Lance D Osterhout

City Council (Vote for two)

• Dennis A. Bartholomew 
• Beau Cahoon 
• Holly Rae Darrington 
• Mitchell Dodge

Cassia Joint School District No. 151
Trustee, Zone 1

• Brittney Murphy 
• Ryan Cranney

Trustee, Zone 2

• Jeffrey H. Rasmussen
• Monica Mower

Oregon Trail Recreation 

• District Levy
• Modify funding structure for the Oregon Trail Recreation District

On November 7, 2023, an election will be held on the question of changing the way the Oregon Trail Recreation District is funded as provided for Resolution No. 23-01 of the Board of Directors of the Oregon Trail Recreation District adopted on the 11th day of September 2023. The levy will be assessed beginning the tax year of 2024 and continuing each and every year thereafter. It is estimated that Five Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($550,000.00) will be collected each year. This levy will replace the $36 annual fee in lieu of a tax per household currently assessed by the District.

Mackay

Mayor

• Mike A. Brogan
• Richard S. Mangum

Stanley

City Council (Vote for two)

• David Pinney
• Tim Cron
• Kim Hernandez

Mountain Home

Mayor

• Shaun I. Brazell
• Scott R. Conner
• Misty Pierce
• Rich Sykes

City Council (Vote for two)

• Dan Dack
• James Green
• Scott Harjo
• Brendan McCarthy
• Mack Saterfield
• Jenny Wirkkala

Fire Commissioner, District 3

• Ron Bergh
• Douglas B. Mayne

Glenns Ferry

City Council, 2-year (Vote for two)

• Luke guy
• Jack Long
• David L. Payne
• Jordan C. Thomas

City Council, 4-year (Vote for two)

• Steven Alderman
• Mason M. Askew
• Susan Case
• Chelsea Inmon
• Harvey Senecal

Glenns Ferry Joint School District No. 192
Trustee, Zone 4

• Chelsea Inmon
• Jordan C. Thomas
• Pennie Hufford

Pine, Featherville

Fire Protection District

• Proposal for private property fire protection for Pine, Featherville area

Ballot Question:

Currently the Pine, Featherville, Fall Creek and Baumgartner areas do not have fire protection for private properties. Historically fire crews with trucks have been dispatched from Fairfield or Mountain Home when fires occurred. The response time from Fairfield is about an hour and the time from Mountain Home is somewhat longer due to the uphill climb. By the time fire crews can reach the area, a serious fire would have consumed the property. 

Many property owners have requested the formation of a fire district serving the proposed area. Generally, all the private property in Pine, Featherville, Fall Creek and Baumgartner would be included in the fire district. While no official budget has been determined, it is anticipated that the cost to property owners in the area will be approximately 1 mil - i.e., $100 per $100,000 assessed value. Thus, a home that has a tax valuation of $500,000 would pay about $500 per year in additional taxes for the fire district.

Some covered areas will not have year-round fire access due to the inability for the fire trucks to reach the properties in the winter months when roads are impassable due to snow. The areas that do not have year-round access by plowed road would only have protection when fire truck access is feasible.

Emmett

Mayor

• Gordon W. Petrie
• Chuck Rolland

City Council (Vote for three)

• Jethro Batchelor
• Thomas Butler
• Tona Henderson
• Denise Sorenson

Emmett School District No. 221
School Board Trustee (Vote for three)

• Tim Bradley
• Mona (Moebar) Barnes
• Nita Barnard
• Adam Buck
• Mike Garner
• D'on M Waltermire
• Janet Drake
• Derrick Oxnam
• Qandryel Romrell

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Letha Sewer District Bond

*Vote requires a supermajority vote of 2/3 or 66.7% to pass

• Special Revenue Bond Election

The purpose for which the proceeds of the bonds will be used is for improvements to the wastewater system, to include additional sewer ponds. The District currently has no outstanding long-term indebtedness. Since the bond will be paid solely from wastewater revenues, there will be no tax authorized on any taxable assessed value. The interest rate anticipated on the proposed bonds is 1.75%. The total principal amount to be repaid over the life of the bonds is $550,000; the total interest estimated to be paid over the life of the bonds is $158,554; the total amount estimated to be repaid over the life of the bonds is $708,554. The bonds will be payable over a term which may be less than, but which will not exceed thirty (30) years.

Hagerman

City Council (Vote for two)

• Brock Nichols
• Erika Cornett
• Nick Hainline

Wendell 

Wendell School District
Trustee, Zone 3

• Allyson L. Zampedri
• Doyle Hope

Eden

City Council (Vote for two)

• Heather Hamilton
• Kathryn S. Marshall
• Tony Wallis

Jerome 

Jerome School District
Trustee, Zone 5

• Staci Ann Leavitt 
• Christopher Allred

Hazelton

Valley School District
Trustee, Zone 2

• Rod Malone
• Stacy Allen
• Jordan Johnstone

Trustee, Zone 4

• Matthew Kimmel
• Michael Lakey

Trustee, Zone 5

• Tyrell Porter
• Kevin Black
• Krista Huettig

Valley Senior Center Bond

*Vote requires a supermajority vote of 2/3 or 66.7% to pass

• Formation and funding request
• Construction of a new public recreation and senior center

The purpose of the bond is for the construction of a new public recreation and senior center. The District has no existing indebtedness. The anticipated interest rate on the proposed bonds is 3.5% per annum. The total proposed principal amount to be repaid over the 30-year life of the bonds is $10,791,000; the total interest anticipated to be paid over the life of the bonds, based on the anticipated interest rate, is $6,810,631; the total amount to be repaid over the life of the bonds is $17,601,631. The estimated average annual cost to the taxpayer of the proposed bond is generated by a tax of $174.34 per one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) of taxable assessed value, per year, based on current conditions.

Heyburn

City Council (Vote for two)

• Joanne G. Justesen
• Kylie W. Orton
• Stegen Phillips
• Rose Schmitt

Paul

City Council (Vote for two)

• Brooks Corbridge
• Shanna Lindsay
• Vickie McClellan

Joint School District No. 331
Minidoka, Cassia, Jerome and Lincoln Counties

• Supplemental Levy
• $2,250,000 per year for two years
  • Repairs & Maintenance $637,500
  • Technology, Safety & Security $1,267,500 
  • Equipment & Furniture $345,000

Ballot Question:

Shall the Board of Trustees of Joint School District No. 331, Minidoka, Cassia, Jerome and Lincoln Counties, State of Idaho, be authorized and empowered to levy a Supplemental Levy in the amount of Two Million two hundred fifty thousand and no/ dollars ($2,250,000) per year for two (2) years, commencing with the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2024 and ending June 30, 2026, for the purpose of financing any lawful expenses of maintaining and operating the District; all as provided in the Resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees on September 14, 2023?

Grand View

Mayor

• Jonathon W. Pennington
• Jaz Zimmerman

City Council (Vote for two)

• Tom Payne
• Michael J. Smith
• Mel A. Bybee
• Nola A. Boone

Homedale

City Council (Vote for two)

• Nathan Raabe
• Aaron Tines
• Steve Atkins

Homedale School District No. 370
Trustee, Zone 5

• Shane T. Muir Sr.
• Pam Gibbens

Marsing

City Council (Vote for two)

• Chris Even
• Shawn Bales
• Lynette K. Enrico
• Marie Herman

Payette

City Council (Vote for three)

• Doug Henderson
• Mike Kee
• Daniel Lopez
• Lori A. Steiniker

New Plymouth

Mayor

• Lisa Binggeli
• Ricky York

City Council, 4-year (Vote for two)

• Jacob Cunningham
• Josh Davis
• Cora Kurth
• Bill Warnke
• Dana Ziemer

City Council, 2-year (Vote for one)

• Suzanne Evans
• Debbie Mills-Smith

New Plymouth School District No. 372
Trustee, Zone 2

• Dean Jones
• Doug Rupp

Buhl

City Council (Vote for two)

• Menno L. deRijk
• Tim Miner
• William Nungester
• Denny O'Brien
• Kelly Peterson
• Marla Sisson

Buhl Joint School District No. 412
Trustee, Zone 4

• Danielle Richardson
• Jenny Hopkins

Filer

Filer School District No. 413
Trustee, Zone 1

• Tammy Kelly
• Shelley Carson

Trustee, Zone 4

• Jeni Taylor
• Jeff Volle

Hansen

Mayor

• Anthony E. Bohrn
• Todd Stimpson

City Council (Vote for two)

• Tim Geerdes
• Krystal Ray
• Lena Ray
• Andres (Andy) West

Hollister

City Council (Vote for three)

• Lynn Ginder 
• David Grosshans 
• Jennifer Hyde
• Gloria Rorison

Kimberly

City Council (Vote for two)

• Tim Daniels
• Stephanie D. Snarr
• Burke Richman

Murtaugh

City Council (Vote for two)

• Yale Bessire
• Kendal Henderson
• Kelly Rosenborough

Twin Falls

City Council, Seat 2

• Gerardo "Tato" Munoz Bryand
• Grayson Stone

City Council, Seat 3

• Liyah Babayan
• Dakota Cardinet
• Cherie Vollmer

City Council, Seat 7

• Ruth Pierce
• Connie M. Smith

Twin Falls School District
Trustee, Zone 2

• Brad Breland
• Heidi Tubbs

Cascade

Mayor

• Judith R. Nissula
• R.W. (Dick) Carter
• Dania Haselton

Cascade School District
Trustee, Zone 5

• Paula L. Bartlett
• Monica Gokey Bequette

Donnelly

City Council (Vote for two)

• Sarah Porter
• Leslie D. Minshall
• Brenna L. Spade

McCall

McCall-Donnelly School District
Trustee, Zone 1

• Laura McGeorge
• Jim Cole

Trustee, Zone 2

• Jon Walker
• Kelly Miller

Valley County Emergency Service Levy

*Vote requires a supermajority vote of 2/3 or 66.7% to pass

• Special Tax Levy

Ballot Question:

Shall the Board of Commissioners of the Valley County Emergency Service District be authorized and empowered to increase its levy and budget, pursuant to Idaho Code 63-802(1)(a), to defray its costs of staffing, equipping and maintaining the District's Operations to provide ambulance transport and emergency medical services throughout Valley County by increasing its budget in the amount of $3,186,806 and no/100 dollars commencing with the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 and which shall then be established as the base budget for the purposes of Idaho Code 63-802?

Valley County Ambulance District

• Formation of a new Ambulance District
• To be called "Countywide EMS District"
• EMS levy rate increase from .00012 to .0004 to fund EMS services throughout County Valley

Ballot Question:

Shall the Valley County Board of Commissioners be authorized and empowered to organize a new countywide ambulance service district to be names Valley Countywide EMS District pursuant to Idaho Codde Section 31-3911?

Weiser

City Council (Vote for three)

• Larry Hogg
• Susan McCoy
• Kerry Nyce
• Christina Marie Stanley
• Katie von Brethorst
• Herb A. Haun

Weiser School District No. 431
Trustee, Zone 1

• Andrea Williams
• Jodi Johnson

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