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Love Your Farmer, Love Your Food
Join us for the fifth annual “Love Your Farmer, Love Your Food”– an evening of connecting community members to local producers and to their regional food system. This event will be held on Wednesday, February 20, 2019 from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Read on... -
City Seeking Community Input on Lola Clyde Park Playground
The City of Moscow is in the process of selecting new inclusive playground equipment for Lola Clyde Park, located on the northeast corner of the intersection of Polk Street and Rodeo Drive. Read on... -
Moscow, Idaho Public Art Call – Aquifer Mural
The City of Moscow Public Works Department and Arts Department are seeking qualifications from mural artists for a semi-permanent public artwork. The Water Filter Plant building has been selected for a mural installation on the highly-visible and Read on... -
Snow Removal From Sidewalks
Winter weather has arrived and the City of Moscow would like to remind citizens to please keep sidewalks clear of snow and ice for safe travel of all pedestrians. Read on...
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Heat Safely
According to the National Fire Protection Association, heating equipment is a leading cause of home fire deaths. Read on... -
Snow Loads
With increased accumulation and in instances when warmer temperatures can bring freezing rain and melting conditions, the weight of snow on roofs and other structures can drastically increase. Read on... -
Keep Fire Hydrants Cleared
Citizens are requested to be observant of fire hydrant locations to ensure that emergency access to those hydrants is maintained. Read on... -
Avoid Frozen Pieps
Frozen pipes can wreak havoc on your home! Follow these tips to avoid them... Read on... -
Information on Street Snow Removal
After snowfall events, major streets and arterials are plowed first, and repeatedly depending on the rate of the snow fall, followed by the lesser traveled residential areas. Read on... -
Citizen Sidewalk Maintenance
Under a Moscow City ordinance, it is the responsibility of the adjacent property owner to keep sidewalks clear of snow and debris, this includes the portion of sidewalk which runs to the middle of any adjacent public alley. Read on... -
Snow Plows and Roll Carts
Moscow residents are asked to promptly remove solid waste carts from the curb line or collection area throughout the year. This is especially important during the winter months with snowfall when City Street Crews are plowing roadways and sidewalks. Read on...
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Plowing Snow in Moscow, Idaho
If you've ever wondered what goes into plowing 186 lane miles of streets in town, we followed our Streets Department to see how they manage snow! Read on... -
Community Police Officers Make A Difference
Police officers in Moscow, Idaho are proud to share why they are dedicated to our community and its police department. Learn more about working for MPD! Read on... -
Changes to Curbside Single Stream Recycling
The global recycling market is changing, and those changes have drastically affected the recycling program in Moscow. This video explains what can still be recycled, what has to go in the trash, and what to do if your cart is tagged for contamination. Read on... -
Don't Play Hide & Seek With First Responders
Hide and Seek is fun, but not in emergency situations! The Moscow Volunteer Fire Department and the Moscow Police Department would like to remind our community to “Help Us, Help You” by having your address number visible on your homes and mailboxes. Read on... -
2018 Winter Carnival
The Moscow Winter Carnival took place on November 30, 2018. The event finished with the annual "Light Up the Night Parade," and we set up a timelapse! Read on... -
Winter Driving Tips from the Moscow Police Department
Winter weather can provide some unique challenges, and the Moscow Police Department has some advice for driving safely in the snow and ice. Read on... -
Shop with a Cop!
At Shop With A Cop, police officers meet with 40 local kids to pick out gifts for the holidays! Participants bring their shopping lists, and officers help them choose gifts for their families. Read on...
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