Posted on: November 20, 2023
Lewiston High School (LHS) National Honor Society students have donated three Little Free Libraries now installed at different prominent city locations: Orchards Pool, Sunset Park, and Syringa Park.
A Little Free Library functions as a 'take a book, share a book' free exchange where anyone can borrow or contribute books at any Little Free Library location.
On Monday, November 20th, a few of the students delivered books to one of the librarie...
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City of Lewiston News
Posted on: November 1, 2023
The annual update of Lewiston’s Transportation Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) is underway, and we want your input.
The Transportation CIP serves as a vital guide, prioritizing major transportation capital improvement projects through an objective scoring system. Updated yearly, it incorporates progress from prior years, adjusts ongoing projects with new data or needs,...
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City of Lewiston News
Posted on: November 14, 2023
Explore funding opportunities for low-to-moderate-income households and small businesses in Lewiston, Idaho!
The City of Lewiston is accepting applications for its Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) programs. Act fast – limited funds are available!
The focus of CDBG funds is to empower our community with diverse projects that address inf...
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City of Lewiston News
Posted on: November 14, 2023
Introducing Dave Gobbi, your new Community Resource Officer, a familiar face from his dedicated service with the Lewiston Police Department for 30 years.
Dave takes on a new, but crucial role in safeguarding public health, safety, and the environment in the City of Lewiston. His responsibilities include handling land use complaints, enforcing city health and safety codes, and ensuring compliance with ordin...
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City of Lewiston News
Posted on: November 14, 2023
Join us at Orchards Community Church on November 28th to get the lowdown on the upcoming Stormwater Drainage System Utility service fees, capital improvement projects, and more!
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City of Lewiston News
Posted on: November 14, 2023
Assistant City Attorney Jennifer Tengono was honored for her commitment to the legal profession and dedication to community service.
Jennifer achieved a significant milestone by being honored with the "Denise O'Donnell Day Pro Bono Award" from the Idaho State Bar. This prestigious award recognizes Jennifer's exceptional commitment to pro bono service, embodying the legacy of ...
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City of Lewiston News
Posted on: November 14, 2023
Help us keep storm drains clear of leaves and other debris. Do not put leaves in the street and be on the lookout for clogged drains. Even small blockages can lead to standing water and in severe cases, backups and flooding.
While the City of Lewiston Public Works Department is working diligently to make sure as many of our nearly 4,000 storm drain structures remain as clear as possible, it’s a herculean task for our small team. Your help can keep a small blockage f...
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City of Lewiston News
Posted on: November 14, 2023
Captain Jeff Klone, of the Lewiston Police Department, was one of two hundred and thirty-eight law enforcement officers from across 47 states, the District of Columbia, and the world, to graduate from this prestigious program.
Captain Klone recently achieved a significant milestone by graduating from the prestigious FBI National Academy. This accomplishment, which hasn't been attained by a member of the Lewiston Police Department in over 20 years, marks a his...
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City of Lewiston News
Posted on: November 14, 2023
Another wonderful partnership project between the City of Lewiston, Lewis-Clark State College, and the Lewiston Independent School District #1!
Together, we've unveiled new signage at the reservoir tank on Community Drive, a testament to our thriving community. This site, home to Lewiston's new high school, Lewis-Clark State College's Schweitzer Career and Technical Edu...
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City of Lewiston News
Posted on: October 20, 2023
As we approach the November 7 election, you may notice an increase in signs appearing in the public right-of-way.
It's important to remember that signs must be placed in approved locations and adhere to City Code requirements; otherwise, they will be removed. To ensure everyone understands the regulations, we've put together some helpful information.
What yo...
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City of Lewiston News