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Vol. 5 Issue 5 May 2010
Message from the Mayor:
Cooler temperatures and the threat of snow just seem to want to linger this spring. It would be nice if we could get
our snow in December and January instead of April and May. I hope our sputtering weather soon gives way to
more consistent spring days.
We are joining with the Chamber of Commerce and the City of Pocatello again this Spring in a community wide
cleanup project. In hopes of having a little better weather, the date has been moved back a couple of weeks this
year to Saturday, May 22nd. We have included in this letter, information on what we as a city will have available
that day to assist you. We encourage you to get together as neighbors and take on a project that goes beyond your
own yard. There will be a community kick off that morning in the 400 block of the UP parking lot in Old Town
Pocatello at 8:45 AM. It will include a free breakfast from 8:00-10:30 AM and the opening of this season's Farmers
Market from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Additionally, this year we will conclude the day with a barbeque and gathering
at Cotant Park at 3:00 PM. Hopefully, starting the day's activities in Pocatello and concluding in Chubbuck will
encourage a community wide effort. Plan to participate some way that day!
Again, we remind you that, with spring weather, more children will be out and about in our neighborhoods. Boys
baseball and girls softball programs began playing in April, then tiger/tee-ball and roller hockey are coming soon.
There is much to be positive about as we anticipate another great summer season.
Thanks again for your participation in our community.
buck a great place to live and do business.
CONSTRUCTION. ZONES
Please travel carefully wherever work is being done. Go-
ing slowly and following directions in every construction
zone is very important. For more information refer to the
city website at www.cityofchubbuck.us.
HILINE ROAD - may be detours, various sections closed
to through traffic for a time. Residents may reach their
homes.
Each of you can and do assist in continuing to make Chub -
RIO VISTA -may be detours, various sections closed to
through traffic for a time. Residents may reach their
homes.
SIPHON ROAD -may be detours, various sections closed
to through traffic for a time, but residents may reach their
homes.
YELLOWSTONE/INTERSTATE -call Idaho Transpor-
tation Department for information.
Mayor England
If you or your organization are interested
in participating, please get a sign up sheet.
For Parade call 221-5855
For Festival call 237-2430
2010 Community Wide Clean Up Day - Saturday, May 22
Saturday, May 22 is Community
Wide Clean Up Day for the City of
Chubbuck. From 7:00 am to 6:00
pm, there will be containers at Co-
tant Park, corner of Victor and Te-
ton, and the City Offices.
Items that WILL NOT be accepted
are tires, paint, oil, chemicals, food,
kitchen garbage, refrigerators, air
conditioners and freezers. For more
information, call the Public Works Cotant Park - 3 roll -offs
office at 237-2430.
This is a
great op-
portunity
to get our
y a r d s
ready to
enjoy.
Chubbuck Farmers Market
MOVES OUTDOORS ON TUESDAYS
The farmers market currently in the Pine Ridge
Mall is bringing you a farmers market in the
parking lot area beginning May 4th. It will be
open every week on Tuesday from 3:00 to 8:00
PM, until September 28th.
If you would like to be a ven-
dor in this market, please con-
tact the sponsors at 237-9674.
They are planning to have
food booths, plants, baked
goods, popcorn, coffee beans,
farm fresh chickens, etc. The vendors invite you
to come join the fun.
Adopt a pet
from our shelter
and don't forget
to spay or neuter
your new friend!
City Offices - 3 roll -offs, branch
chipping, appliances without Freon
You can also visit the website
www. nhs.org for a full calendar of
the month-long Community Wide
a °o Clean Up activities planned for both
Pocatello and Chubbuck.
GARBAGE PICKUP
Garbage pickups will be on time
during the Memorial Day holiday
on Monday, May 31st.
Community Wide Clean Up Day
Saturday, May 22
FREE DAY at Bannock County Landfill
Saturday - May 29
For information call 236-0607
Is your garbage cart overflowing? Get a second cart
for $11.20 per month or a one time extra pickup for
just $8.50. Call us at 237-2400 to order for the sum-
mer or to keep as long as you want.
GARBAGE CART TIP
Every year, we have some calls about waste stuck in the bottom of the cart
that did not come loose when it was dumped. The best way to prevent gar-
bage from sticking is to bag everything you put in the cart. This is a great
way to make use of those leftover plastic grocery bags. Of course, you
might want to use something larger for those grass clippings. Grass clip-
pings are notorious for sticking solidly in the cart.
Bagging not only prevents smelly goo from coating the container, it also
keeps trash from flying away as it is dumped out into the truck. Another
tip is to spray the bottom of the cart with cooking spray to keep trash from
sticking. Washing out a dirty cart is the last thing anyone would want to
be doing on Saturday, so we hope these hints save you some cleaning
time!