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05/09/2022

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07/10/2021

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04/10/2018

Our Family is in total shock and lost for words, On January 28th , Our Mom Toni Jensen was transported by ambulance to the hospital , after struggling with flu like symptoms , she was very lethargic, weak ,and barely responsive, Her oxygen levels were extremely low and was admitted into ICU with...

10/25/2017

Make sure to bundle up this Halloween it's gonna be a cold on...let's all enjoy this fun time and be safe... Trick or treat👿🎃🎃🎃🍬🍬

08/21/2017

Just a reminder ...We love our Valley ..respect .....everyone needs to hear THANKS VALLEY COUNTY SHERIFFS, AND CASCADE POLICE DEPT. FOR ALL THE HARD WORD YOU ALL DO ..

Well, it's finally here....and it's living up to our expectations.

The traffic is already heavy through the city of Cascade.
Just a reminder if you don't have to travel Highway 55 this weekend through Tuesday, we suggest you don't. We don't want to scare anyone off or dissuade people from coming up and enjoying the beauty of Valley County, but realistically if you have been out of Country and are not aware of the Solar Eclipse, now is not the time for a "Sunday drive." If you have decided to be brave and battle the crowds, please be safe and considerate of other and follow these simple tips:

1. Don't trespass - if you don't have permission to be on someone's property, then don't do it. There are plenty of public places to view the eclipse and park or camp.

2. Clean up after yourself - this event is going to put a stress on our public work departments and Parks departments with all of the trash. If you bring it in, bring it out.

3. Be considerate and find your patience - we find that lack of patience and consideration is a big influence on the calls we receive. Don't drive recklessly. This is not the time to be in a hurry. Passing 10 cars at a time or passing in general is not really going to get you anywhere when the traffic is as heavy as it is. Plan ahead, leave early. Oh and a lot of people nowadays have cell phones and like to video tape things or call things in as they are happening, we get a lot of these calls daily, so keep in mind you might be on camera.

4. How you can help us - Unfortunately we can't foresee the future and we can't expect what is going to happen. We are planning for the worst and expecting the best, as always. We are out in full force this weekend as well as our surrounding agencies. But it is helpful when our beloved community members and tourist also help us out by behaving themselves and keeping an eye out for each other and us. We have complete faith in all of you that this will be accomplished.

5. Be safe and enjoy yourself! - wear your glasses for the Eclipse, it's dangerous for your eyes if you don't. You can still get them around many of our local businesses and the Library. NO DRINKING AND DRIVING! Just don't do it. Call a friend or a taxi, we have several to choose from. Wear your seat belt! It's the law and we give out tickets for it, it could save your life and you're worth it! Keep hydrated, it's hot! Especially this weekend, you could be in the car for a while, bring a snack, don't get hangry.

We want you to have a good time. We just ask that you be smart, safe and sane. Be respectful of others and of property.
IF you do need us, call our dispatch center at 208-382-5160😁 we are here 24/7.

Have a fantastic weekend!!

07/27/2017

Sum sum summertime

12/13/2016

Happy Holidays...

08/25/2016

If you are up in Valley County ..Cascade/ Mccall area, and in need of a ride call our friends , lets be safe...208-972-9983...They go anywhere too