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2020 City of Eagle Dog License Renewals

Get your good boy or girl a new license for the holidays! Now is the time of year to renew your City of Eagle dog license for 2020, since all 2019 dog licenses expire on December 31st. Fill out the form and return it to Eagle City Hall to renew your dog's...

Eagle Country Christmas is coming up on December 7th

Celebrate Christmas with small-town charm! Eagle Country Christmas is coming up on December 7th from 1 to 6 pm in Downtown Eagle. You can shop for gifts at the holiday market, take a picture with Santa and Mrs. Clause, pet a real reindeer, and take a carr...

Eagle Arts Commission Winter Holiday Quilt and Fiber Exhibit

Celebrate the holiday season with a cozy art show! The Eagle Arts Commission Winter Holiday Quilt and Fiber Exhibit is an open exhibition coordinated by the City of Eagle Arts Commission and the Boise Basin Quilters’ Guild. The exhibit takes pla...

Statement from the City of Eagle concerning Eagle Water Co. Customer Letter

On October 21, Eagle Water Company President Robert DeShazo sent a letter to its customers that contains several incorrect statements.

• The City’s former law firm did not advise against suing Eagle Water Company to enforce the City’s Right of First Refusal ...

Judge denies motion to dismiss City of Eagle’s lawsuit against Eagle Water Company

The Ada County District Court issued its decision today denying the Motion to Dismiss the City of Eagle’s Complaint, filed last February against Eagle Water Company. The City filed suit to enforce its Right of First Refusal to purchase the water...

Eagle and FEMA working together to protect against future floods

In the Spring of 2017 cities along the Boise River experienced the worst flood disaster in recent memory. Flooding hit Eagle harder than any other city upstream or down. Working together, FEMA and the City identified over twenty damaged sites along the Gr...

Statement on the City of Eagle’s change in legal counsel

“Changes in policy, priorities, and personnel happen over the years as any city grows.  Such change includes lawyers changing clients and clients changing lawyers.   The City was not provided a specific reason for the change no...

Eagle extends animal control contract with the Idaho Humane Society for three months

On Tuesday night the Eagle City Council approved a three-month contract extension with the Idaho Humane Society (IHS) for animal control services. This decision comes after much discussion and weighing of options between city officials and a citizen advis...

A short history of the annexation talks between Eagle and Avimor

Issues of annexation, equitable provision of services, and taxation are complex.  The City’s relationship with Avimor is complex and quite long.  Until May of this year, the City was actively working with Avimor to determine if annexatio...

Innovation for infrastructure: Eagle and ITD create road funds trust

The City of Eagle is situated at the crossroads of two major thoroughfares, State Highways 44 and 55. Due to Eagle's position along these major regional corridors, residents are confronted daily with highway levels of traffic right outside their neighborh...

Eagle riverbank and pathway repair projects

For the next two months, the City of Eagle will make needed repairs to three riverbanks and one pathway surface on Eagle’s Greenbelt.

Site 1 is located west of the Eagle Road bridge on the north bank of the north channel of the Boise River (see map for sit...

Eagle Fall Leaf Collection

Leaves are starting to fall here in Eagle, but what do you do with them? The City of Eagle provides a bundle of leaf bags to each household in exchange for a canned food donation.  Bags will be available at City Hall (660 E. Civic Lane) from Octo...

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Want Eagle News and community event information delivered to your inbox each month? Then sign up for our E-Newsletter! Every month we compile what's happening in Eagle and send it off to our subscribers. Each newsletter contains a season-specific letter f...

Fun history facts about the Eagle Landing church and future museum site

The church on-site at the Eagle Landing has a long and storied history in Eagle. Over the years the building has had several names and been home to two different Christian congregations.  

In 1937 the Catholic Community built the church on the wes...

Status update on the City of Eagle v. Eagle Water Co. litigation

• Eagle Water Company is attempting to escape its obligations under the 2008 Intertie Agreement with the City.  Eagle Water obtained all of the benefits it sought under the Agreement, but it won’t honor the City’s right of first refusal to purchase...

Eagle City Council Passes Fiscal Year 19-20 Budget

The Eagle City Council passed the Fiscal Year 19-20 Budget at the August 13th City Council Meeting. The total budget for the fiscal year is $31,859,290, which is 1% less than the fiscal year 18-19 budget. Thank you to everyone who testified at the public ...

Eagle welcomes new Chief of Police Matt Clifford

The City of Eagle is pleased to welcome Matt Clifford as the new Chief of the Eagle Police Department. At Tuesday night’s City Council Meeting, Ada County Sheriff Stephen Bartlett introduced Clifford to the Eagle City Council and the public.

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Happy National Small Business Week Eagle!

Happy National Small Business Week from the City of Eagle! Thank you to all small business owners for making Eagle a great place to live!  

Sections of the Eagle Greenbelt and trails under water for Easter weekend

Increased Boise River Flows have rendered sections of the Eagle Greenbelt and trails impassible ahead of Easter Weekend. The Bureau of Reclamation and Army Corps of Engineers have been discharging water into the Boise River all week. Flows are expected to...

Boise River Flows Increasing, Expect More Flooding on the Eagle Greenbelt

April 16, 2019 – For Immediate Release

Boise River flows will be increasing starting Tuesday, April 16 through Friday, April 19. The Army Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation are increasing river flows by 500 cubic feet per second (cfs) every d...