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PAYETTE — Does your work or school commute take you along U.S. Highway 95 or Idaho Highway 52? Has your daily travel time increased recently? If so, local and state
PAYETTE â As the Payette County Sheriffâs Office seeks ways to upgrade the aging security camera systems in the Payette County Courthouse and Jail facilities, representatives from one local provider of such systems has proposed an alternative means of filling this need.
At its regular meeting on Monday, the Payette County Board of Commissioners heard a proposal from Jonathan Bradshaw from M2 Automation of Boise.
On its website, M2 is described as a security technology company specializing in âenterprise security technologies such as IP camera systems, access control systems, intercom systems, duress alarm systems and jail control systems.â
âWeâve narrowed down our focus to doing it with just governments,â said Bradshaw. âWeâve gone over with Sheriff Creech and Lindsey [Bratcher, county clerk] and Raul [Pena, information technology director] and showed them what weâre proposing to do, but basically itâs a camera system to repla
PAYETTE â The legislators of Idahoâs District 9 held three town hall meetings on Feb. 20 in Council, Midvale and Payette in order to allow the public to âshare your thoughts about the issuesâ according to the flier advertising the event.
Topics ranged from education to health districtsâ authority to Second Amendment rights.
The last stop, Payette County Courthouse, was filled to near-capacity with members of the public who came with their questions for the three legislators: Sen. Abby Lee, R-Fruitland, Rep. Ryan Kerby, R-New Plymouth, and Rep. Judy Boyle, R-Midvale.
Social Gatherings
The first question asked pertained to when the subject of when the state senate would be revisiting the guidelines around social gatherings and was addressed to Lee,Â