City of Fairfield

 A quaint, historic town nestled against the Sawtooth National Forest.

With a population of approximately 400, Fairfield's charm carries through with the people of the community, the local events, and the historic buildings. Soldier Mountain graces the skyline at 7,177 feet. Boasting a magnificent ski hill there is ample space for snowboarding, nordic and cross-country skiing and amazing powder runs. Other local recreation consists of snowmobiling, kiteboarding, hiking, camping, hundreds of miles of off-road vehicle trails and non-motorized trails, biking, fishing, boating, and hot springs to name a few. This is a great destination for hunting, bird watching and photography.

Stunning sunrises and peaceful evenings will give you the rest and relaxation you are looking for and located only 1 hour away is world famous Sun Valley, Idaho.

The City would like to thank everyone who came out and supported the Fairfield and Camas County Community Review. Our visiting team members who came from Burley, Boise, Shoshone, Meridian, Nampa, Gooding and Idaho Falls all felt welcomed and had a great experience in our town.

We would also like to thank our donors. Camas Chamber of Commerce, Camas County School District, Senior Center, public library, Camas Courier, The Weekly Beaver, Camas Creek Country Store, J & Js, Lighthouse Church, Soldier Creek Brewery, The Cliff Bar, Valley Service, Wrangler Drive-in, US Bank, Power Engineers, Hugh & Afton Koonce, Wes & Mary Pat Fields, Clif Bar & Company, Falls Brand, Shari Simon, Schwans, Mickey Dalin, Roxanne Bell, The American Legion, Kathy Mennenga, Ken and Terry Backstrom, Ted and Wendy Strickler, Sue Robbins, Steve Cox, Linda Thomas, Floyd Crandall, Bobbie Walton, LDS Church, Jeff & Carol Rast, and Picabo Ranch.

A big thank you to the home team which included Mickey Dalin, Kathy Mennenga, Megan Stelma, Linda Thomas, Scott Marolf, Jerry Young, Marshall Ralph, J.L. Staley, Mike Gills, Dwight Butlin, Jerry Nelson, Hugh & Afton Koonce, Steve Frost, and Sara Donkersloot.

We encourage all Fairfield and Camas County citizens and business owners who are interested in being involved in the next steps to contact the City of Fairfield office 764-2333.  

Click here to review the City of Fairfield's Sidewalk and Lighting Implementation Plan.

Click here to review the Community Revitalization Plan.

Click here to review the Consumer Confidence Report

PRESS RELEASE COVID-19 The declaration is precautionary to provide flexibility under Idaho law so that the city will be better positioned to more quickly respond to community and infrastructure needs as they arise.”  Mayor Lee continued, “For example, under a disaster declaration, the city can pull from reserves without having to first advertise and hold a public hearing to open and increase the city budget, saving multiple weeks in response time.” CLICK HERE

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