June is probably the favorite month of many of Eagle's younger residents. School is out and the future is full of bright, long summer days.

If you find that your youngsters have a bit too much free time on their hands, consider signing them up for Eagle Parks and Recreation camps, programs, or classes.

Take a look at our Summer Activity Guide and I guarantee you will find something constructive, productive or just plain fun for your kids to do this summer! From "Buggy for Bugs Camp" to "Star Wars Jedi Movie Making" there is a course or camp for all age groups and interests.

Last year the City of Eagle rebuilt Guerber Park and this year we will be rebuilding the playground and splash pad at Reed Merrill Park. A portion of the park will be closed for construction, but access to the greenbelt, restroom and all shelters will still be available. Please use caution when visiting the park.

Remember there are many activities available for adults too, please check the activity guide for details.

If you happen to be by in the neighborhood of the Ada/Eagle Bike Park stop by the Fire-Wide Garden. It is beautiful this time of year.

Stan Ridgeway, Mayor

Splash Pads Open for the Summer!

Guerber Park Splash Pad open daily 9 AM - 9 PM
Heritage Park Fountain open daily 10 AM - 9 PM
Merrill Park Splash Pad closed for construction

Kick off summer with the Gazebo Concert Series! Heritage Park becomes home to local talent during the summer for live music you don't want to miss. Bring a chair, grab a neighbor and unwind under the stars. Beverage and food vendors will be on site to make it a night for the family. See poster for concert dates and the music lineup!

“The Eagle Saturday Market is back! Join the City of Eagle every Saturday through October 5, in Heritage Park for fresh produce, one a kind artisans and live music. Grab a friend, support your local community and enjoy summer in Eagle!”

Eagle Youth Soccer

The Eagle Youth Soccer League offers teams for U6, U8, U10 and U12 age groups.

We cannot have teams without coaches! Please consider volunteering to be an Eagle Youth Soccer League Coach. Information can be found on the City's website.

The Eagle Arts Commission (EAC) hosted a reception for the Art That’s Small at Eagle City Hall Exhibit. The exhibition was a collaboration of thirty-eight Treasure Valley Artists and no art piece was larger than 12”x12”. The art was juried by artist Mark McGinnis. There was a marvelous amount of talent showcased. The art featured in the video received awards, honorable mentions, and the Mayor's Choice Award.

Join the City of Eagle Parks and Recreation for everyone's favorite pop up dog park, Yappy Hour! Let the dogs run while you enjoy an adult beverage. Dogs and their humans will socialize in our temporary pop-up dog park, meet dog vendors, and enjoy an evening of new friendships! The next Yappy hour event is June 18th from 5 to 7 PM at Merrill Park.

The City of Eagle is proud to announce a name change for the former Eagle Historical Museum. From now on the museum will be called the Eagle Museum of History and Preservation.
The name change is part of an effort to unify historic preservation efforts in Eagle by bringing the Historic Preservation Commission under the umbrella of the museum. The organizational change will allow the Historic Preservation Commission and Eagle Museum of History and Preservation to work more efficiently together to protect and promote Eagle’s history. Connect with the museum on Facebook.

The City of Eagle Water Department 2018 Consumer Confidence Reports (CCR’s) have been completed for the Eastern and Western Water Zones. These annual water quality reports are available online at the City of Eagle's website or can be mailed upon request or in print format at Eagle City Hall.
Phone: 208-489-8777
Fax: 208-939-6827

The City of Eagle invites qualified firms and independent photographers to respond to the Request for Proposals (RFP) for Professional Photography Services. Photography Services are to be utilized on an “as needed” basis for a variety of events, projects, and publications.

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June Calendar

June 6 - Billy Blues Band Gazebo Concert
June 6 - Public Transportation Open House
June 18 - Yappy Hour at Merrill Park
June 20 - Pamela Demarch & Friends Gazebo Concert

EAGLE NEEDS YOU!

Open Boards and Commissions

Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee (Eagle Area of Impact Resident)

Calls for Artists

The City of Eagle is currently accepting art work in a multitude of mediums for various exhibits.

Nominate Your Neighbor!

The city of Eagle would like to express our appreciation to the exceptional people in our community that make our city a great place to live and work. Do you know someone that enhances our quality of life? Helps those in need? Performs good deeds or acts of kindness?

Getting involved:
The public is encouraged to attend any and all meetings. Agendas are posted on our website calendar or can be sent to you directly by opting-into our Email Notifications or requesting a fax to (208) 939-6827.
Visit our site often for updates and the Latest News on our Home Page. Weekly meetings are also posted to our Facebook account here: https://www.facebook.com/cityofeagleidaho

Public Comment:
Your input and engagement is encouraged. If you cannot attend the meetings and have an opinion, please submit your comments via email to eaglecity@cityofeagle.org. All comments will be entered into public record and reviewed by the Mayor and Council.
*Please note Public Hearing testimony must be submitted 5 days prior to the hearing date. (Ord 1-8-3)