On March 9, voters will decide funding requests for several school districts in southwest and central Idaho.
Ten school districts - with voters in seven counties - have put supplemental levies on the ballot. Below you will find a breakdown of each funding request, including the question that you will see on your ballot.
In addition to the levy elections, two elected officials are on ballots for recall elections. One is the mayor of Hagerman, while the other is a Nampa School Board member.
Given the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, voters will have both absentee and in-person voting options. You can find helpful links for checking the status of your voter registration, find your polling place and learn more about absentee voting on our Voter Resources page.
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Amy Ashcraft, Rocio Rivera promoted at Mountain West By: IBR Staff December 10, 2020 Comments Off on Amy Ashcraft, Rocio Rivera promoted at Mountain West
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Mountain West Bank has promoted Amy Ashcraft to assistant vice president and branch manager at its Nampa 12th Ave. office. A 26-year veteran of the banking industry, she joined Mountain West Bank in 2005 as the Nampa 12th Ave. branch manager and most recently served as a senior consumer loan underwriter at the Eagle office. She supports local youth organizations and volunteers for the Nampa School District and Mountain West Bank philanthropic efforts.
In addition, the bank recently promoted Rocio Rivera to branch manager at its State St. office in Boise. She has 13 years of banking experience and joined Mountain West Bank in 2012 as a customer service representative before being promoted to personal banker. Prior to her most recent promotion, she served as the Eagle office’s customer serv