BOCC approves $277K in ARPA monies

The city of Kellogg, Shoshone County Solid Waste, and Shoshone County Fire District No. 1 (SCFD1) all received funds through the $2.5 million Shoshone County allocation of the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund program (CSLFRF) authorized by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).

Another fundraiser for the books

Friendly challenges, floral designs, one expensive shave, and a spirit of giving were just a few of the fun things that happened during the 2021 Silver Valley Community Christmas Fund fundraising event.

Silent auction brought in most funds yet for Meals on Wheels

Tree fundraiser brought in funds for Silver Valley Meals on Wheels

Legals for November, 22 2022

Working for the public

Director of Public Works, Jessica Stutzke

Shoshone County stretches over 2,636 square miles of scenic mountains and valleys comprised of seven incorporated cities along Interstate 90.

Wallace pool pursuing grant funding

WALLACE — The Wallace Swimming Pool and the expensive repair the facility needs are exploring some new opportunities for funding.

Joan Head honored recognized with new scholarship fund

The Shoshone Medical Center Foundation recently unveiled the Joan Head Scholarship Fund.

Local groups receive grant funding

Lutherhaven Ministries was recently announced as a recipient of a United Way of North Idaho 2022 Community Care Fund investment.

Idaho Parks and Recreation receives Cares Act funding

Monies to cover COVID-19 impacts to parks, operations.

Moon Pass cleanup underway, road to remain closed

Shoshone County has received additional funding to cover the costs of clearing a rock slide that has blocked off the road over Moon Pass.

Wallace Elks Lodge accepting Christmas Fund applications

WALLACE — The Wallace Elks Lodge is currently accepting applications for its annual Wallace Christmas Fund.

Silver Valley Community Christmas Fund seeks donations

Every year, the generous people of Shoshone County dig deep into their pockets in support of the Silver Valley Community Christmas Fund to make sure no one goes hungry during the holidays.

Motorcycle rally raises funds local VFW

For the fifth straight year, the Serving Our Military Mountain Ride & Rally has been gathering in October to raise funds for the Silver Valley’s veterans – this year they really outdid themselves.

Legals January 5, 2019

CITY OF WALLACE ANNUAL STREET CERTIFICATION STREET REVENUE & EXPENSES October 1, 2017 - September 30, 2018 UNEXPENDED STREET FUNDS BALANCE FORWARD 9,332 RECEIPTS: Local Funding Sources: Property Tax Levy 132,498 Fund transfers from non-highway accounts 34,373 Local impact fees 15,284 All other local receipts or transfer in 845,082 State Funding Sources: Highway Users 35,296 Sales tax/Inventory replacement tax 12,282 Federal Funding Sources All other State receipts or transfers 95,496 Total receipts 1,170,311 DISBURSEMENTS: Reconstruction /replacement/rehabilitation Roads 850,826 Bridges, culverts and storm drainage 22,153 Other 32,608 Routine Maintenance Snow removal 28,800 Other 83,447 Equipment Equipment - lease/purchase 14,597 Equipment maintenance 6,862 Administration Expenses-(shop) 9,326 Other Street Lighting 39,070 All Other local expenditures ________ Total Distributions 1,087,689 Receipts over disbursements 82,622 Closing Balance 91,944 Funds retained for general operation/Closing 44,761 I, Lynn Mogensen, Mayor of the City of Wallace, State of Idaho, do hereby certify that the above is a true and accurate report of the Street Revenue and Expenditures for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2018. Dated: December 26, 2018 Lynn Mogensen, Mayor ATTEST: Kristina Larson, City Clerk Treas. SHO LEGAL 2932 AD# 258184 JANUARY 5, 2019

Legals October 29, 2016

MILO CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT 2017 BUDGET OPERATING BUDGET JAN-DEC 2017 Revenues $ 37,000.00 OPERATIONS & MAINT. Watershed ICRIMP Insurance $1,482.00 Maintenance of Structures $4,500.00 Administrative $3,635.00 Total $9,617.00 Public Hearing at Wardner City Hall on Nov 16th 2016 at 4:45. LEGAL 2380 OCTOBER 29, 2016 NOVEMBER 5, 2016

Legals October 27, 2018

SUMMARY STATEMENT REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES 2017 TO 2018 ALL FUNDS Kellogg Joint School District #391 REVENUE BUDGET ACTUAL Beginning Balance $2,714,178 $2,588,788 Local Revenue 3,940,279 3,797,257 Intermediate Revenue 66,854 76,863 State Revenue 6,803,974 6,955,464 Federal Revenue 1,411,679 1,745,748 Other Revenue 138,131 226,582 TOTALS $15,075,095 $15,390,703 EXPENDITURES Salaries 6,184,074 6,330,805 Benefits 2,635,666 2,654,139 Purchased Services 1,306,748 919,173 Supplies & Materials 1,013,266 1,159,837 Capital Objects 660,677 617,902 Debt Retirement 949,725 949,638 Insurance & Judgments 83,431 83,456 Net Adjustments 138,131 40,178 Ending Fund Balance 2,103,377 2,635,575 TOTALS $15,075,095 15,390,703 The undersigned certify that this is a true and correct report of the financial condition of the Kellogg Joint School District. Art Krulitz Chairperson of the Board Angela Durick Clerk of the Board SHO LEGAL 2880 AD# 239040 OCTOBER 27, 2018

A giver's heart

2021 holiday season demonstrates Shoshone County's willingness to give

The Silver Valley takes care of their own, and perhaps there isn’t a better example of this than when the holidays roll around.

Legals for October, 20 2020

IPNF to implement Shoshone County 2021 projects

Funding provided through the Great American Outdoors Act

Legals for August, 23 2022