| Elected Officials answer your jail bond questions | Full Details... |
Over the past several weeks, we’ve fielded questions from concerned
residents about Tuesday's jail bond election. We've had some great
conversations with voters, and seen hundreds of taxpayers realize this
election isn't about politics, but the future of Canyon County. We've
seen that when people actually learn the facts about the jail bond,
they overwhelmingly agree that the rhetoric of the bond's opponents is
based on myths and assumptions. |
| Delinquent property owners given notice of hearing | Full Details... |
Properties which have unpaid property taxes for 2006 may be returned to
the county if taxes and fees are not paid. The Board of County
Commissioners will hold a hearing at 9 a.m. Nov. 20, and the County
Treasurer will issue a tax deed on each unpaid property at that time.
For more information, and the list of properties, click here. |
| Courthouse open until 5 on Fridays | Full Details... |
The courthouse has reverted back to regular business hours, after several months of closing early on Fridays. Beginning Oct. 2, courthouse offices will be open until 5 p.m. on Fridays. |
| Jail bond on ballot Nov. 3 | Full Details... |
Canyon County voters will have the opportunity to vote on a jail bond Nov. 3. The proposal is for a $46 million bond, which would cost the average homeowner in Canyon County less than $30 a year in taxes. Links and more information are included if you click on the "Full Details" link.
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