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Bannock County was established in 1893 and was named after the Native American tribe indigenous to the area. Bannock County is the sixth-most populous county in Idaho and as of the 2020 census had a population of 87,018. The City of Pocatello is the county seat and largest metropolitan area in the county.

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County, City, and Local Agencies Attend Pocatello Public Safety Tabletop Exercise

Special Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) led a training session for local first responder agencies. Earlier this month, the City of Pocatello and Bannock County Office of Emergency Management coordinated the Public Safety Tabletop Exercise with...

U of I Extension courses: a place to preserve your produce and make new pals

Bannock County residents can reconnect to their agriculture roots through new courses offered at the University of Idaho Extension office. Katie Hickok is the Family and Consumer Science Educator for the Bannock County U of I Extension. For the past year, she’s been...

Letter from Your Elected Official: Stephen Herzog

The Prosecutor’s Office has been busy lately. We just brought on a new prosecuting attorney and administrative assistant who will bring some new energy and insights to the office. Two of our prosecutors have been taking cases to trial at a breakneck pace and ending up...

Vendors, sponsors, and classic cars wanted for the 2023 Bannock County Independence Day Celebration

Planning is underway for the 2023 Bannock County Independence Day Celebration, which will take place on Tuesday, July 4, at the Bannock County Event Center and Portneuf Wellness Complex. The Independence Day Celebration, a beloved tradition for thousands of southeast...

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Mon thru Fri 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

624 East Center
Pocatello, Idaho 83201

Closed all Federal Holidays. Bonds and Fines Direct Number: 208-236-7273. Courthouse Security

Driver's License Division

Now located at the Sheriff’s Office at 5800 S. 5th Ave. Hours: Monday through Thursday 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. Closed Fridays and all Federal Holidays.

Department of Motor Vehicles

Located at the Court House Annex 130 N 6th Avenue across the street from the Courthouse.

Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Title Processing and Vehicle ID Inspections will STOP promptly at 4:30 p.m.  No exceptions. Closed all Federal Holidays.

Please Note: This Office Does Not Issue Drivers Licenses.

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PRESS RELEASE: Bannock County, City of Pocatello, and Other Local Agencies Attend 2023 Pocatello Public Safety Tabletop Exercise

Special Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) led a training session for local first responder agencies.

Earlier this month, the City of Pocatello and Bannock County Office of Emergency Management coordinated the Public Safety Tabletop Exercise with the FBI to review first responders and private sector partners’ response plans to critical incidents.

“Public safety agencies and emergency organizations should never wait until a crisis occurs to work together,” said Acting Special Agent in Charge Cheyvoryea Gibson of the FBI’s Salt Lake City Field Office. “No community is immune to potential threats, and tabletop training exercises allow the crisis response community to be better prepared and ready to effectively respond when needed.”

The main purpose of the Tabletop Exercise was to examine operational-level issues related to law enforcement and public safety roles and responsibilities in response to a critical incident in Pocatello. Participants discussed how they would respond to a civil unrest scenario and an active shooter incident.

The tabletop included discussions pertaining to preparedness and planning, command and control – interagency coordination, communication with local officials, communication with the media and the community, resource management – sustainment and recovery, and more.

“The tabletop exercise was excellent. Having local officials come together to reinforce a unified plan during a critical incident is priceless and can save lives,” said Pocatello Police Chief Roger Schei.

“We had a great discussion about what would be of critical consideration for these types of events. We identified key resources and what services can be provided by each entity, and that was a big contributor to the success of this exercise,” said Wes Jones, Emergency Director for Bannock County.

Representatives from the FBI, Bannock County Office of Emergency Management, Pocatello Police, Chubbuck Police, Idaho State Police, Bannock County Sheriff’s Office, Pocatello Fire, Bannock County Coroner’s Office, Idaho State University Public Safety, Idaho National Guard, Portneuf Medical Center, Bannock County GIS, and other agencies participated in the training.
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PRESS RELEASE: Bannock County, City of Pocatello, and Other Local Agencies Attend 2023 Pocatello Public Safety Tabletop Exercise
Special Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) led a training session for local first responder agencies.
Earlier this month, the City of Pocatello and Bannock County Office of Emergency Management coordinated the Public Safety Tabletop Exercise with the FBI to review first responders and private sector partners’ response plans to critical incidents.
“Public safety agencies and emergency organizations should never wait until a crisis occurs to work together,” said Acting Special Agent in Charge Cheyvoryea Gibson of the FBI’s Salt Lake City Field Office. “No community is immune to potential threats, and tabletop training exercises allow the crisis response community to be better prepared and ready to effectively respond when needed.”
The main purpose of the Tabletop Exercise was to examine operational-level issues related to law enforcement and public safety roles and responsibilities in response to a critical incident in Pocatello. Participants discussed how they would respond to a civil unrest scenario and an active shooter incident.
The tabletop included discussions pertaining to preparedness and planning, command and control – interagency coordination, communication with local officials, communication with the media and the community, resource management – sustainment and recovery, and more. 
“The tabletop exercise was excellent. Having local officials come together to reinforce a unified plan during a critical incident is priceless and can save lives,” said Pocatello Police Chief Roger Schei. 
“We had a great discussion about what would be of critical consideration for these types of events. We identified key resources and what services can be provided by each entity, and that was a big contributor to the success of this exercise,” said Wes Jones, Emergency Director for Bannock County.
Representatives from the FBI, Bannock County Office of Emergency Management, Pocatello Police, Chubbuck Police, Idaho State Police, Bannock County Sheriff’s Office, Pocatello Fire, Bannock County Coroner’s Office, Idaho State University Public Safety, Idaho National Guard, Portneuf Medical Center, Bannock County GIS, and other agencies participated in the training.Image attachmentImage attachment

PRESS RELEASE: Bannock County, City of Pocatello, and Other Local Agencies Attend 2023 Pocatello Public Safety Tabletop Exercise

Special Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) led a training session for local first responder agencies.

Earlier this month, the City of Pocatello and Bannock County Office of Emergency Management coordinated the Public Safety Tabletop Exercise with the FBI to review first responders' and private sector partners’ response plans to critical incidents.

The tabletop included discussions pertaining to preparedness and planning, command and control - interagency coordination, communication with local officials, communication with the media and the community, resource management – sustainment and recovery, and more.

“The tabletop exercise was excellent. Having local officials come together to reinforce a unified plan during a critical incident is priceless and can save lives,” said Pocatello Police Chief Roger Schei.

Representatives from the FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bannock County Office of Emergency Management, Pocatello Police Department, Chubbuck Police Department, Idaho State Police, Bannock County Sheriff's Office, Pocatello Fire Department, Bannock County Coroner’s Office, Idaho State University Public Safety, Idaho National Guard, Portneuf Medical Center, Bannock County GIS, and other agencies participated in the training.

Learn more: pocatello.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2019
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PRESS RELEASE: Bannock County, City of Pocatello, and Other Local Agencies Attend 2023 Pocatello Public Safety Tabletop Exercise 
Special Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) led a training session for local first responder agencies. 
Earlier this month, the City of Pocatello and Bannock County Office of Emergency Management coordinated the Public Safety Tabletop Exercise with the FBI to review first responders and private sector partners’ response plans to critical incidents. 
The tabletop included discussions pertaining to preparedness and planning, command and control - interagency coordination, communication with local officials, communication with the media and the community, resource management – sustainment and recovery, and more. 
“The tabletop exercise was excellent. Having local officials come together to reinforce a unified plan during a critical incident is priceless and can save lives,” said Pocatello Police Chief Roger Schei. 
Representatives from the FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bannock County Office of Emergency Management, Pocatello Police Department, Chubbuck Police Department, Idaho State Police, Bannock County Sheriffs Office, Pocatello Fire Department, Bannock County Coroner’s Office, Idaho State University Public Safety, Idaho National Guard, Portneuf Medical Center, Bannock County GIS, and other agencies participated in the training.
Learn more: pocatello.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2019
#cityofpocatello #community #family #friends #safetyImage attachmentImage attachment
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Bannock County

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JOB ALERT: Bannock County is searching for:
💼  BOOKING DEPUTY
💼  DEPUTY - DETENTION DIVISION
💼  ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/DEPUTY AUDITOR
💼  MISDEMEANOR VICTIM WITNESS COORDINATOR (PART-TIME)
💼  OPERATIONS SPECIALIST - FACILITIES
APPLY NOW: bannockcounty.us/human-resources/
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