Trash pickup normally scheduled for Monday, the 25th, will be picked up on Tuesday, the 26th.
"We are forever indebted to those who have given their lives." - Ronald Regan

Tomorrow, we're looking for volunteers to help us beautify Rexburg!
Each year, we invite our community to help us plant flowers on Main Street. We call it Flow-Bor Day.
Volunteers will get a t-shirt with this design! Shout out to the Mayor's Youth Advisory Group, who helps coordinate the event!
Plants are provided. We suggest bringing garden gloves and a trowel.
Meet the Mayor & planting crew in front of City Hall at 4 pm tomorrow, May 21st.
Many hands make light work, as they say. We're done by 6!



Polls open at 8 AM and close at 8 PM. Please make your voice heard at the polls. Please Vote!
https://www.rexburg.org/o/cor/page/elections

This is how the Rexburg Police Station Bond will appear on the ballot for Rexburg residents. The yellow image is a screenshot of a sample ballot page. The white shows a close-up screenshot so you can read the bond questions in advance and be prepared to cast your vote.
Questions about the bond measure? We invite you to visit our website or peruse our social media, where we've been answering questions and educating the public about the bond. rexburg.org/rpd-station-bond
Please stay informed. Please share your voice in your vote.
The full sample ballots can be found here: https://co.madison.id.us/departments/elections/index.php#outer-792


Learn more about the bond here: rexburg.org/rpd-station-bond

So no matter your field of service, we're saying Thanks times Ten with 10% off to our America 250 Concert on July 3rd featuring Russell Dickerson!
This promotion won't end until the day before the concert. Come enjoy the fun with our community, and allow us to thank you in person. Tickets start at just $39!
Reserve your seat here: https://www.rexburg.org/o/cor/page/america250
Discount code in the comments.

The final Open House, giving you a chance to tour the current station, will be Tuesday, May 12th, from 4-6 pm.
We always encourage our community to be informed voters this and every election. The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce and East Idaho News also hosted a beneficial election forum event last Tuesday. View the entire event here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DRUkpBm39/
Learn more about the bond here: rexburg.org/rpd-station-bond






Early voting starts May 4th, 2026. Check out our website to learn more about what’s on the Rexburg ballot, and start planning for your vote by finding your polling location. If you have an absentee ballot, remember to send it in!
For more information about voting in Rexburg, visit: https://www.rexburg.org/o/cor/page/elections

The Rexburg Safe Streets For All (SS4A) Safety Action Plan is moving forward, and we'd like your input! The Action Plan is focused on reducing traffic-related serious injuries and fatalities for all roadway users, including drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists.
Check out the latest project update and share your perspective using this community survey. Your feedback will help prioritize safety improvements and guide future funding decisions focused on reducing serious street and roadway accidents citywide.
📝 Take the survey and view the update here: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/f825fedbe5c445a589cc00927334d67c

Did you know you can now read more about our new police facility plans? Check out our updated Scope page for more information, including many of the major challenges we face in our current facility.
https://www.rexburg.org/o/cor/page/rpd-bond-scope



Tomorrow evening, April 30th, join them for a chamber ensemble with conductor Mark Seare, featuring Natalie Blackburn.
The evening begins at 7:30 pm at the Romance Theater. Admission is free thanks to our sponsor, Stones Toyota.
Come experience the talent and inspiration of the orchestra.

Learn more about the bond proposal at: rexburg.org/rpd-station-bond


Rexburg Police Department is hosting an open house and station tours TODAY from 4–6 PM. Come take a look at the current facility and have a conversation with us.
If you can’t make it today:
• Next (and final) open house: May 12
• Town Hall: Saturday, May 9
If those times don’t work, we’re still happy to connect. You can reach out to RPD to set up a conversation or even a neighborhood meeting. 📞 (208) 359-3008

A police facility is a long-term investment in community safety. The proposed station is designed to meet current needs and plan for future growth as Rexburg continues to evolve.
As we head into a busy spring and summer season, we’re looking forward to more opportunities to gather, like the annual Carousel Summer Kickoff each May.
These efforts are only part of the work City staff provide to serve Rexburg, "America’s Family Community."

The Upper Valley SAFE Initiative is offering a free workshop for what every parent in the region needs to know.
Join them and the Rexburg Police Department this Saturday, April 25th, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm at the Madison Jr. High Auditorium.

Mayor Merrill is looking for volunteers to help him plant 65-70 trees and spread mulch at the Donjo Baseball Quad. The plan is to do this ON Arbor Day...Friday, April 24th. Come anytime between 1 pm and 6 pm to lend a helping hand!
The more hands for the longer the time, the better! It will be a big task.
For more info, visit the volunteer link on JustServe: https://tinyurl.com/m6trb45m

Rexburg’s financial information is publicly available, including details about property taxes at rexburg.org/o/cor/page/financial-reports
Different services in our community are funded by different entities. That’s why they are voted on and managed separately. A few important clarifications:
→ City and county funding are separate from school and other district funding.
→ City funding is separate from county funding.
→ The City doesn't (and legally can't) allocate funds to other taxing entities like the library or cemetery.
For residents in the City of Rexburg, property taxes are allocated as follows:
→ 30.8% goes to the City
→ 45.9% goes to Madison County
→ 18.3% goes to the School District
→ The remaining portion supports other taxing bodies like the library and cemetery
How does Rexburg compare?
This graph shows how Rexburg’s property tax levies compare to other university cities in Idaho and the region.
→ Blue represents the City portion
→ Red represents other taxing entities
For more financial information about the bond, visit: rexburg.org/o/cor/page/bond-tax-calculator.

