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Lorem ipsum Corporis Ratione dicta Quaerat maiores Exercitationem Maiores ipsum City Officials Departments Meetings Events City Code Employment COVID-19 Updates: Last Updated 11/13/2020 Modified Stage 2 Order Governors Executive Order Mask Resolution Nov 2020 PDF.pdf stay-healthy-order-stage3_2020oct27.pdf Face Cover Renewal10 14 2020.pdf Mask Resolution Update Sep 2020.pdf Ordinance 611 July 29 2020.pdf Mask Resolution July 29 02020.pdf Stage 4 guidance from Governors Office has been extended through August 21. More information can be found at: https://rebound.idaho.gov/ Idaho Housing Rent Assisstance Stage 4 Order Stage 3 Order Stage 2 Order Stay Healthy Order Guidelines for Opening Idaho May 1st Stage One https://coronavirus.idaho.gov/statewide-stay-home-order/ Essential Services Designation Executive Order Gov Little 3 27 2020.pdf statewide-stay-home-order_032520.pdf Lets Protect Each Other 3 24 2020.pdf Sanitary Sewer Warning 3 24 2020.pdf City Restrooms and Playgrounds.pdf City Hall Temp Access Restrictions.pdf Local Declaration and Resolution 2020.pdf The story of Kellogg is part of the pageantry of the Pacific Northwest. Located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, in the heart of Idaho's Panhandle National Forest, the site of the city is a three-mile square section of a valley on the South Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River. It is surrounded by steep hillsides rising several thousand feet from the valley floor. It began with the discovery of rich lead ore in what would become the Bunker Hill Mine. The townsite was first laid out in 1886 and grew rapidly as the mining activity in the Silver Valley expanded. Since that time Kellogg has traditionally been considered the industrial center of the Coeur d'Alene Mining District. Incorporated in 1913, the town grew from a mining support community, in the early years, to an important processing center for primary metals through World War II and beyond. With the closure of the Bunker Hill Mine complex in the 1980s, the city had to look elsewhere to sustain its livelihood. In response to these challenges, the city made a major commitment to alter its own destiny. The city constructed the longest aerial transportation system (a 3.1-mile single stage gondola) in the United States and started the development of the Silverhorn Ski Area (now Silver Mountain) into a year-round recreational facility. The resort is now privately owned and the city has become a destination ski and summer resort area. The addition of condos, a water park, a golf course, and hugely popular mountain bike trails at the resort have made a major contribution to this transition. The abandoned railroad bed through the middle of town was transformed into a green belt walkway which is now a part of the 72 mile long "Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes" that extends from the Montana border near Lookout Pass to Plummer, Idaho. Another chapter for the City of Kellogg took place in the spring of 2005 when City Hall was moved from its original location on Main Street to the old Bunker Hill Warehouse site at 1007 McKinley Avenue. This provided a long overdue expansion of office space and additional parking to better serve our residents and visitors. In January of 2005, North Idaho College opened a satellite campus at the old city hall location. This endeavor brought a welcome addition to the area in the form of better educational opportunities for the citizens of the Silver Valley. In 2014 the city made another commitment to the future when the city undertook a 32 million dollar roads & sewer rehabilitation project. The largest undertaking since the development of the Bunker Hill Mine began with a pledge from the EPA of funding for road resurfacing. The City Council went to the citizens for approval of an additional 8 million dollar bond that would allow the city to replace the aging sewer mains while the road project was underway. With this funding, a financial commitment from the Central Shoshone County Water District, the South Fork Coeur d'Alene Sewer district and additional grants from the Idaho Department of Commerce the project to revitalize the majority of the water lines, sewer lines, and roads in the City of Kellogg got underway in 2015. This three-phase project should be complete by the fall of 2019. Please watch our Facebook page (link at top right of page) for additional information and regular updates on events and operations of the City of Kellogg. Upcoming Events April 11, 2020 *CANCELLED* Community Easter Egg Hunt May 2, 2020 *CANCELLED* Leadman Ski, Bike, Run Triathlon May 16, 2020 *CANCELLED* Elks Parade - Date and Time 24 - 25 July 2020 *CANCELLED* Silver Hoops 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament September 11, 2020 *CANCELLED* SAVE Coalition Suicide Prevention Walk View Complete Event Calendar Departments Police Department Administration - City Hall Public Works Streets Sanitation Sewer Cemetery Parks & Rec Planning & Zoning Building Department Kellogg Public Library Information City Officials Meet City of Kellogg officials. Meetings & Agendas View the minutes and agendas of city meetings. City Code Information on City of Kellogg Code. Employment See current employment openings. Veterans Veteran information. facebook City of Kellogg © 2017 1007 McKinley Ave Kellogg, ID 83837...