MICA KIDD ISLAND
FIRE DISTRICT
EST. 2000
Commissioner Meetings
The Next Commissioner Meeting
will be held on July 24, 2024.
Fire Danger is
LOW
BURN PERMITS ARE REQUIRED
May 10th through October 20th, Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) requires residents living outside of city limits to obtain a burn permit prior to starting controlled burn activities, including burning of slash piles, field burning, and burn barrels.
To obtain a permit, visit www.burnpermits.idaho.gov
or call the Mica Supervisory Area office at 208-769-1577.
For instructions on how to obtain permit, please click here.
Please read and follow the District's Burning Rules which must be on-hand when burning
(copy or photo)
Mica Kidd Island Fire Protection District
(Press Release)
January 17, 2024
A property tax increase to fund operations at Mica Kidd Island
Fire District has passed!
Voters were approving a permanent levy override on property taxes, with 324 “yes” votes to 162 “no” votes.Per
Idaho Statute, a Super Majority
of 66.67% votes in favor were needed for the levy to pass.
After an error occurred in the November 7, 2023 election in which one voter received the incorrect ballot, the results of
the election had to await judicial review. The Mica Kidd Island
Fire District is pleased to share that the District and Kootenai County stipulated to dismiss the judicial review and an order to dismiss the judicial review was entered. Thus, the initial vote
count stands and the permanent levy override passed.
The Mica Kidd Island Fire District commissioners, staff, and members would like to thank the public for the majority voting in favor of this levy, as well as the overwhelming support while we waited for the results of this election. We look forward to
better serving our constituents
and visitors.
Road Access Requirements
View the District's Access Roadways for Fire Apparatus Requirements HERE
Road Access Requirements
Public Records Request
EMERGENCY ALERT
Alert! Kootenai is the emergency alert system that enables the County to provide the public with critical information quickly in a variety of situations, such as winter storms, flooding, major forest fires, unexpected road closures, evacuations of building or neighborhoods and more.
