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Through its Program Year 2025 CDBG program (April 1, 2025–March 31, 2026), Pocatello funded a portfolio of housing rehab, public infrastructure, and public services, documented in the CAPER under the 2022–2026 Consolidated Plan. Activities included the RENEWAL residential rehab loan/grant program (25 households), lead hazard control and healthy homes work in 12 dwellings in tandem with a $2.6M HUD OLHCHH grant, LMI sidewalk repair and ADA barrier removal in historic downtown neighborhoods, and multiple public service subrecipients (Aid for Friends, Boys & Girls Club, New Day Products, Pocatello Free Clinic, St. Vincent de Paul). The CAPER emphasizes that demand for rehab and services exceeds available CDBG funds, notes rising project costs and staffing constraints, and signals continued prioritization of affordable housing preservation, LMI infrastructure, and homeless prevention in future Annual Action Plans. This provides forward-looking intelligence for contractors, rehab specialists, sidewalk and ADA construction firms, and social-service providers interested in future subrecipient funding to engage early with the Grants Manager as the City shapes its PY2026 AAP and future project lists.
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$401,595Jun 18, 2026The Pocatello Historic Preservation Commission is advancing a historic plaques program for downtown buildings, including QR code links and coordination with the Relight the Night initiative and Visit Pocatello/Chubbuck. Commissioners reported that 16 of 29 candidate buildings have been selected so far, with property owners paying for their plaques as they opt in. Current pricing estimates put the full set of plaques at 22267.69 plus 1292.79 shipping, or roughly 1600 per plaque if prices rise, and the group is working with Visit Pocatello/Chubbuck on an order form for different sign types. No vendor has been selected in the minutes, which suggests sign fabrication, QR/website integration, and possibly content/design work are still open for outside firms. Vendors in architectural signage, interpretive design, and digital wayfinding could position solutions for fabrication, durable mounting, design templates, and the digital content and QR destination pages the Commission and tourism partners will need.
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$23,560Jul 1, 2026The Council will consider Amendment No. 2 to its agreement with The Land Group for the Pocatello Creek Interchange landscaping redesign, increasing the contract from 112,486.25 to 142,361.25 to cover additional revisions requested by the Idaho Department of Lands. Funding for this expanded design scope is coming from the FY23 Western States Fire Managers Grant, indicating an emphasis on fire-resilient landscaping and vegetation management in the interchange area. This shows that The Land Group is the incumbent designer and work is in the design refinement stage rather than open competition. For other vendors, the signal is that a grant-funded interchange landscaping project focused on fire management and resilience is moving toward completed plans and eventual construction. This can open follow‑on opportunities in construction, planting, irrigation systems, fire‑wise landscape installation, and ongoing maintenance once design is finalized and bid packages are prepared.
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$142,361Jun 18, 2026The board discussed the renovated BTPO office and interest in replacing an old desk and adding items to improve aesthetics. They approved a motion for staff to first check with the Idaho Department of Labor for available items and then authorize expenses not to exceed 1500 for requested office furniture and related items. This approval means BTPO has authority to buy additional office furniture within a limited budget, focusing on used or surplus items if possible. While the small value and sourcing approach limit large vendor opportunities, local office furniture suppliers and surplus resellers could still compete to provide desks and aesthetic improvements within the 1500 cap.
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$1,500Apr 6, 2026Explore Bannock County's government projects — free.
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