City Offices

Office Hours

The Administrative Offices are located inside City Hall at 2135 South Ammon Road.

Monday-Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., excluding all federal holidays.

Contact

• Phone: (208) 612-4000
• Fax: (208) 612-4009

Staff

The City Clerk’s Office is responsible for Council-related services, records management, license issuance, and legal compliance with all codes and regulations, including State Statutes and Municipal Code. Our goal is to facilitate the legislative process and promote public participation in municipal affairs.

Office Hours:

The City Clerk’s Offices are located inside City Hall at 2135 South Ammon Road

Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., excluding all federal holidays.

Contact:

• Phone: (208) 612-4010
• Fax: (208) 612-4009

Staff:

The Enforcement Office enforces City Ordinances related to animals and property.

Animals

The Enforcement Office performs a wide variety of services which include stray or unwanted animal pick-ups, animal ordinance enforcement, dog and kennel licensing enforcement, and more.

Residents are encouraged to visit cityofammon.us/animals for specific information related to having pets or housing animals within the City limits.

We encourage everyone to spay and neuter their pets!

Property

The Enforcement Office also enforces zoning ordinances, including those regulating on-street parking, abandoned vehicles, excessive or noxious weeds or junk or litter, and nuisance complaints. The Enforcement Office also deals with home businesses operating without a business license.

Contact

The Enforcement Office is located inside City Hall at 2135 S Ammon RD. The Ammon Enforcement Officer is available by appointment only. To schedule a meeting or request assistance with an enforcement concern, please contact Ammon Enforcement Officer, Tim Henze.

If you are searching for Law Enforcement within the City of Ammon; Please contact the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office.

The Public Works Director & City Engineer’s Office works closely with the Public Works Department in the construction, inspection, maintenance, and operation of the City’s municipal infrastructure. Typical responsibilities include the oversight of design, permitting, review and inspection, monitoring and repairing of water, sewer, and drainage systems, as well as roads and pathways. The Engineer’s Office also coordinates with consultants and bids and awards contracts in its efforts to successfully complete projects efficiently and cost effectively.

The Public Works Director & City Engineer also represents the City of Ammon on numerous regional boards and committees providing invaluable technical feedback and local representation on behalf of City officials, staff, and residents.

The Engineer’s Office is available to answer questions on drainage, sewer, and other land development issues, in addition to performing technical reviews for site plans and subdivision plans. Our goal is to provide residents with the highest quality customer service, with integrity, and utmost professionalism.

Office Hours

The Public Works Director & City Engineer’s Office is located inside City Hall at 2135 South Ammon Road.

Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., excluding all federal holidays.

Contact

Engineering Documents

• Right of Way Excavation Permit Application
• ACAD Site Plan Legend

The City Treasurer is the appointed custodian of all City funds. The Treasurer’s Office works closely with City Council in the development, implementation, and management of the City budget. The Treasurer is responsible for the receipt and disbursement of all City funds, including payroll checks. Funds not needed for daily operations are invested to earn income for the city and its citizens.

The goal of the Treasurer’s Office is to maintain integrity and transparency in the use of public funds for the benefit of all.

Office Hours

The Treasurer’s Office is located inside City Hall at 2135 South Ammon Road.

Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., excluding all federal holidays.

Contact

Treasurer’s Documents:

• 2019 Budget Year Audit Report
• 2018 Budget Year Audit Report
• 2017 Budget Year Audit Report

Mayor-appointed and Council-confirmed citizen boards and commissions advise the City on a wide range of policy issues and play an important role in the administration of municipal services. Citizens serving in this capacity receive no compensation. Their service to the community is greatly appreciated.

Planning and Zoning Commission

With duties defined by Title 67, Chapter 65 of the Idaho Code, this commission makes recommendations to the City Council respecting comprehensive planning, zoning, and subdivision regulations.

For more information see the information related to the commission posted at cityofammon.us/planning, or contact:

Parks and Trails Commission:

Advises City Council on matters related to Parks and Recreation.

For more information about City of Ammon parks, please visit our parks page, or contact:

Building Board of Appeals:

Conducts hearings for appeals of the decisions made by the Building Official as it relates to the interpretation of the various adopted building codes.

For more information contact:

Urban Renewal Agency

The mission of the Agency is to promote sustainable economic development and community enhancements through partnerships and public/private investment within the Urban Renewal Area.

Urban Renewal Plan

In Idaho, Urban Renewal and related Tax Increment Financing are the most useful tools available for communities to generate employment opportunities and enhance private investment. Approximately 40 communities in Idaho have established an Urban Renewal Agency. Idaho Code has very specific requirements for the start-up, oversight and ongoing reporting by the agencies. Briefly, an Urban Renewal Agency is a quasi-public entity that may help eliminate slum and blight as well as promote economic development through public infrastructure improvements.

For more information, visit:

TITLE 50 Municipal Corporations, CHAPTER 29 Local Economic Development Act.

TITLE 50 Municipal Corporations, CHAPTER 20 Urban Renewal Law.

PUBLIC NOTICES

1st Street Urban Renewal Plan

For more information contact:

Your vote is your voice as an American citizen. It’s your opportunity to be heard, to hold elected officials accountable for their decisions and to have a say in important issues that affect your community. On Election Day, every vote matters.

Where do I vote? Click here to find your nearest voting location.

Mayor and City Council Election Information

The Mayor and City Council members are each elected to terms of four (4) years. For information concerning upcoming local council and mayoral elections and candidate petitions and packets please contact:

Election Resources

• Bonneville County Elections – official Bonneville County voter, information, registration and access
• Bonneville County Precinct List – a list of current polling places
• Idaho Votes – official State of Idaho voter information, registration, and access
• Idaho Secretary of State – elections, campaign disclosure, and lobbyist information

Voter Information

Voter Qualifications

• A citizen of the United States
• At least 18 years old
• A resident in the state and in the county for thirty (30) days prior to Election Day
• Registered as required by law

Absentee Request

Am I registered?

For additional questions please contact the clerks office:

Phone: (208) 612-4010

Fax: (208) 612-4009

Email: jbelfield@cityofammon.us

Staff