City of Weiser, City Hall

Payette City Hall is the central hub for all government services and departments in Payette, Idaho. From the Mayor's office to the Police Department, Fire Department, and Parks and Recreation, they provide essential services and resources to the community, ensuring the smooth functioning of the city. With a focus on public health and safety, Payette City Hall also plays a crucial role in implementing new regulations, such as the Environmental Protection Agency's Lead and Copper Rule, to protect the well-being of residents and improve the overall quality of life in Payette and its surrounding areas.Generated from the website

Ontario City Hall is operated by the government of the city of Ontario Oregon. The city of Ontario operates through water, administration, operations, finance, sewer and community development departments. The city s police department offers a range of crime prevention and law enforcement services. It is responsible for the maintenance and improvement of the city s streets, airports and other public facilities. The city also operates a fire department that provides a variety of emergency management and medical services. The city of Ontario s parks and cemetery department is responsible for weed control and ground care services. Its public works department offers safe drinking water, as well as wastewater treatment services.

Ada County Highway District provides and maintains the public highway system for the movement of people and goods in Ada County. The organization was established in 1972 as an independent government entity. The Ada County Highway District is responsible for short-range planning, construction, maintenance, operations, rehabilitation and improvements to urban streets, rural roadways excluding state highways and bridges. The organization maintains and operates approximately 1,800 miles of roads and streets throughout Idaho. This infrastructure includes multi-lane, arterial streets with a computerized signal system, as well as narrow, farm-to-market roadways. The Ada County Highway District employs more than 300 people in five departments, which include administration, engineering, maintenance and operations, traffic, and plans and development. Ada County Highway District maintains its headquarters in Boise, Idaho.