News & Updates

You've felt it. Maybe you showed up to speak about a rezone near your neighborhood. You waited through the agenda, made your case about traffic or safety or preserving what you love about your street. City leadership nodded politely, thanked you for your time, then voted exactly as they planned all along—usually 6-0.

Even with a survey designed to produce favorable results, the data tells a story of widespread frustration with city leadership. Only 46% have confidence in city government, while 84% love living here.

Strategic growth isn't anti-growth—it's about being intentional. Idaho Falls already has tools like Overlay Zones and Conditional Use Permits (CUPs) to keep growth where it belongs, protect neighborhoods, and open more doors to homeownership.

A look at the downtown paid parking fight, how engaged residents stopped a short-sighted policy, and what it says about the need for new leadership in Idaho Falls.

Today, Jeff Alldridge begins his campaign for Idaho Falls Mayor, inviting residents to share their stories and ideas as part of a community-first movement.