NO Public Hearings Scheduled
Canyon County FREE Dump Day April 27th, 2024 at PickleButte Landfill ; Download flyer for more information
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FREE Household Hazardous & Electrical Waste disposal Event June 12, 2024 at O'Connor Field House 10-4pm. Download flyer for details
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April Fair Housing Proclamation approved by Mayor and Council on 3-19-2024.
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Community Events Committee meetings: Public is invited to participate:
Held in the Notus Community Center: See Agenda tab for complete agenda info.
Water Quality Report
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CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS:
City Council usually meet on the 1st and 3rd Monday's of each month.
For a complete schedule of all upcoming City Council meetings, please click the "Download File" link below.
For a complete schedule of all upcoming City Council meetings, please click the "Download File" link below.
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NOTUS CITY HALL information:
Notus City Hall Office Information:
375 Notus Road, PO Box 257
Notus, Idaho
Phone #: (208) 459- 6212, Fax #: (208) 459-0925
Email: notuscityclerk@gmail.com
Regular Office Hours: 8:30-5:00. Monday through Thursday. Closed Fridays and Holidays.
Council meets the first and third Monday of every month at 7:00 pm in the council room.
The council room door is located on the NW corner of the city hall building.
Notus Community Center is available to rent for your events.
Contact City Hall for more information. 208-459-6212
Library hours are posted on bulletin board.
Notus City News
POST OFFICE HANDICAP PARKING
This HANDICAP PARKING space is for HANDICAP USE ONLY. Please be considerate of those that need that space.
Parking violation will be issued.
Speed Limit is 15 MPH throughout town.
We love our children so please SLOW DOWN!
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED
Volunteering improves our community. Become part of a team. The Notus Community Events Committee is in desperate need of members. You don’t have to be a resident of Notus to be a member. ANYONE is welcome.
New ideas, events, improve on our current events? Come to the next meeting at Notus Community Center to check us out or share your thoughts. Any Questions, please call 208-794-1125 or City Hall 208-459-6212
Metro Community Services provides rides for senior citizens in need of transportation to appointments. Call 208-459-0063 or online at www.MetroCommunityServices.net. Also check out SENIOR resources at https://www.assistedliving.org/idaho .
NOTUS PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library hours are Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays 1:00-6:30. Great activities are planned. FUN for all ages. CHECK IT OUT! 208-459-8247.
Please be a good neighbor and keep your property free of debris and clutter. KEEP OUR NEIGHBORHOODS ATTRACTIVE!
Notus Historical Society and Museum: CLOSED. Family and Historical research volunteers needed. Donations to give? call Renee at 208-459-6249
PLEASE REMEMBER: City Code restricts the type and number of animals kept on your property within city limits.
Only 3 dogs per household allowed without a kennel permit. Dog license is REQUIRED, Available at City Hall. Only $3.00. Don’t let your pet be without one. If they get lost, we will know where home is so we can return them to you.
Animals must always be kept on your property or under your control.
Check with City Hall for code requirements to avoid citations concerning animals/livestock on your property.
Planning any improvements? ------Please take note: check with the City (208-459-6212) or City Building Inspector (Steve Pierson 208-440-3861) before beginning building improvement projects. Permit examples are reroofing, free standing sheds over 200 sq. ft., installation of larger windows, remodeling that requires structural changes. Anything that is attached to your home like a patio cover. ALL require a permit.
Residential Street Parking is PARALLEL PARKING ONLY in the direction of traffic.
SAFETY HAZARD: Please do not park close to intersections or stop signs. Parked cars block the view for those entering the intersection.
By City Code:
---ALL Trailer and RV’s must be parked off street on private property. Please consider using a storage lot if you don’t have enough room.
There are to be no recreational vehicles permanently occupied, or otherwise permited to locate in the city when intended for human occupancy. (Notus City Code 9-3-4) Temporary permits may be granted by City Council.
---No Parking in alleyways.
---Burning Permits required, FREE, available at City Hall.
This HANDICAP PARKING space is for HANDICAP USE ONLY. Please be considerate of those that need that space.
Parking violation will be issued.
Speed Limit is 15 MPH throughout town.
We love our children so please SLOW DOWN!
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED
Volunteering improves our community. Become part of a team. The Notus Community Events Committee is in desperate need of members. You don’t have to be a resident of Notus to be a member. ANYONE is welcome.
New ideas, events, improve on our current events? Come to the next meeting at Notus Community Center to check us out or share your thoughts. Any Questions, please call 208-794-1125 or City Hall 208-459-6212
Metro Community Services provides rides for senior citizens in need of transportation to appointments. Call 208-459-0063 or online at www.MetroCommunityServices.net. Also check out SENIOR resources at https://www.assistedliving.org/idaho .
NOTUS PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library hours are Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays 1:00-6:30. Great activities are planned. FUN for all ages. CHECK IT OUT! 208-459-8247.
Please be a good neighbor and keep your property free of debris and clutter. KEEP OUR NEIGHBORHOODS ATTRACTIVE!
Notus Historical Society and Museum: CLOSED. Family and Historical research volunteers needed. Donations to give? call Renee at 208-459-6249
PLEASE REMEMBER: City Code restricts the type and number of animals kept on your property within city limits.
Only 3 dogs per household allowed without a kennel permit. Dog license is REQUIRED, Available at City Hall. Only $3.00. Don’t let your pet be without one. If they get lost, we will know where home is so we can return them to you.
Animals must always be kept on your property or under your control.
Check with City Hall for code requirements to avoid citations concerning animals/livestock on your property.
Planning any improvements? ------Please take note: check with the City (208-459-6212) or City Building Inspector (Steve Pierson 208-440-3861) before beginning building improvement projects. Permit examples are reroofing, free standing sheds over 200 sq. ft., installation of larger windows, remodeling that requires structural changes. Anything that is attached to your home like a patio cover. ALL require a permit.
Residential Street Parking is PARALLEL PARKING ONLY in the direction of traffic.
SAFETY HAZARD: Please do not park close to intersections or stop signs. Parked cars block the view for those entering the intersection.
By City Code:
---ALL Trailer and RV’s must be parked off street on private property. Please consider using a storage lot if you don’t have enough room.
There are to be no recreational vehicles permanently occupied, or otherwise permited to locate in the city when intended for human occupancy. (Notus City Code 9-3-4) Temporary permits may be granted by City Council.
---No Parking in alleyways.
---Burning Permits required, FREE, available at City Hall.
Attention: Important Information Regarding Your Utility Rates
Drinking water base rate for water is $32.62 .
City water use is calculated at 1,000 gallons included in the base rate. The next 8,000 gallons of use are charged at $1.65 per 1,000 gallons. Consumption over the 8,000 gallon amount is charged at $2.06 per 1,000 gallons.
Current monthly sewer rate is $54.35.
Drinking water base rate for water is $32.62 .
City water use is calculated at 1,000 gallons included in the base rate. The next 8,000 gallons of use are charged at $1.65 per 1,000 gallons. Consumption over the 8,000 gallon amount is charged at $2.06 per 1,000 gallons.
Current monthly sewer rate is $54.35.