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City of Moscow COVID Variant Wastewater Testing
The City of Moscow began testing wastewater for the presence of COVID-19 in May of 2020. As COVID-19 variants started to spread in the U.S., the City initiated a variant testing routine, with the first results received on Apr. 13, 2021. Read on... -
Hordemann Pond Closed Until Further Notice
A health advisory has been issued for Hordemann Pond by Public Health – Idaho North Central District, the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality, and the City of Moscow. Read on... -
Statewide Patrols Target Aggressive Driving During 100 Deadliest Days
Beginning Friday, July 23, the Moscow Police Department will join close to 60 law enforcement agencies statewide to put extra officers on the roads looking for aggressive drivers. Read on... -
Third Street Gallery accepting artwork for consideration in "Sculpted Spaces, Wild Lives"
The City of Moscow and Moscow Arts Commission announced Mon., July 19 the Third Street Gallery is now accepting artwork for consideration in the upcoming exhibitions Sculpted Spaces, Wild Lives. Read on... -
Call for 2021-2022 Artwalk season poster art opens
The City of Moscow and Moscow Arts Commission seek original artwork for the 2021-2022 Artwalk season poster. Read on... -
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New Utility Billing Hotline and Online Bill Pay is now available!
New Utility Billing Hotline and Online Bill Pay is now available! Read on...
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City of Moscow COVID-19 UpdatesThe City of Moscow’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) response is designed to follow and support State and Federal guidelines. The City of Moscow has taken several actions in the past weeks in support of those guidelines in an effort to mitigate and prevent the impacts of COVID-19 in our area. City of Moscow’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource Page Resolution 2021-08 Terminating Amended Public Health Emergency Order 20-03 | |
GOVERNOR’S ORDER: STAGE 4Governor Brad Little moved the State of Idaho to Stage 4 of the Idaho Rebounds Plan, effective May 11, 2021. | |
IDAHO REBOUNDSGovernor Brad Little, with the help of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare and guidance issued by President Donald Trump and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has established a data-driven approach to opening up Idaho’s economy. | |
Centers for Disease Control and PreventionFor over 70 years, CDC has been dedicated to protecting health and promoting quality of life through the prevention and control of disease, injury, and disability. | |
Public Health - Idaho North Central DistrictSupporting public health preparedness by planning and preparing for emergency response to infectious disease outbreaks, public health threats, or bioterrorism events | |
State of IdahoOfficial resources for the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) including the Statewide Stay-Home Order and additional guidance. | |
GRITMAN MEDICAL CENTERGritman Medical Center is working quickly to respond to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 public health emergency and is implementing several changes at the hospital and our clinics to protect the health and safety of patients, staff and the community. Have questions about COVID-19 symptoms and testing? | |
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHOThe world is dealing with the outbreak of respiratory disease caused by a novel (new) coronavirus that was first detected in China and which has now been detected in almost 70 locations internationally, including in the United States. As the virus continues to spread, the University of Idaho is monitoring the situation and is committed to the health and safety of Vandals statewide. | |
MOSCOW SCHOOL DISTRICT #281MSD281 is working to balance the responsibility to provide your child with an education while ensuring everyone’s health and safety is considered. Their goal is to provide the best education possible during these uncharted times. | |
LATAH COUNTYWith the cooperation and supervision of the County Commissioners the Department of Disaster Services is responsible for the development, maintenance and implementation of the Latah County Emergency Operations Plan. | |
Moscow Chamber of CommerceThe Moscow Chamber of Commerce is committed to serving our business community. Based on cautionary efforts to protect our employees and customers, the Moscow Chamber of Commerce business office will be closed starting Wednesday, March 18th. The Chamber staff is committed to supporting you and will remain connected remotely while the physical office location is closed (411 S Main Street). Their goal for the community is to continue to support local in ways that are safe and appropriate. The Chamber welcomes their clients and members to visit their website and official social media accounts for any news and updates regarding our services and operations. | |
Disability Action Center NWDisability Action Center NW is the Center for Independent Living (CIL) that serves our area. Even though their offices are closed to the public, they are still providing services: in home personal assistants, PPE for consumers and assistants, Peer to Peer counseling, no-cost durable medical goods distribution, assistance with accessing benefits, and other services for people with disabilities.Disability Action Center NW website Phone: 208-457-3891 | |
Idaho StrongIdahoSTRONG is here to provide you with resources through the COVID-19 Help Now Line. The IdahoSTRONG website is a collection of resources to help you through hardships caused by COVID-19.To access the COVID Help Now Line, Call or Text (986) 867-1073 or call Toll Free (866) 947-5186 to speak to a representative. COVID Help Now Line is staffed from 8am to 8pm Mountain Time, 7 days a week. Callers may also leave a message during off hours and receive a return call the following day. Responders do not classify, label, or diagnose people and no records or case files are kept. |
IDAHO REBOUNDSGovernor Brad Little, with the help of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare and guidance issued by President Donald Trump and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has established a data-driven approach to opening up Idaho’s economy. | |
COMMUNITY RELIEF RESOURCESThe City of Moscow offers this directory of community resources to aid anybody | |
Idaho Commerce SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan InformationThe novel Coronavirus began shortly after the start of the new year and has caused disruptions in ordinary business functions and economic injury throughout the state. The event led to a State Disaster Declaration signed by Governor Brad Little on March 13th, 2020. Idaho Commerce, in conjunction with the Governor’s Office, the SBA, and other State and Federal agencies, is working to provide resources and information to Idaho business and communities as they become available. Watch this page for updates and information as they become available. | |
Partnership for Economic Prosperity Survey & WebsiteThe Partnership for Economic Prosperity (PEP), the Moscow Chamber of Commerce, Latah County, and the City of Moscow are concerned about you and your business as we are all navigating uncharted waters with COVID-19. In order to better understand your business needs while striving to help coordinate informational resources between local governments and our local business community, PEP developed the Regional Business Impact Impact Survey: COVID-19. PEP will use your survey responses to determine how to better share information, provide assistance, and direct you to resources if they are available. This survey should take 5-10 minutes to complete. | |
STATE OF IDAHO UNEMPLOYMENTUpdated benefits are offered to individuals whose unemployment is attributable to COVID-19. CAREs Act expanded the unemployment insurance program to include Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC). This program adds an additional $600 to each claimant’s weekly payment. Idaho Department of Labor Covid-19 Unemployment Insurance Page | |
Idaho Commission on the ArtsAs the COVID-19 pandemic evolves we want you to know that the Idaho Commission on the Arts is coordinating with government officials and closely monitoring the effect on our arts community. Many of you are up against uncharted challenges, facing interruptions in business and operations, and making difficult decisions about event and program postponements and cancellations. | |
SIGNAGE FOR CURBSIDE PICKUP ORDERSThe City is working with businesses to designate select stalls as carry-out spaces so that you all can enjoy a little slice of comfort in these trying times, and help support our great food establishments. Any establishment interested in having a sign made available for curbside pick up for their business simply needs to call the City at 208-883-7097. |