City of McCammon

06/15/2026

The ditch water that is used to water the cemetery has been cut back. Please be understanding that it may get dry up there as we have no water for the next week. We will do our best to keep it watered when it’s available to us.

06/11/2026

Marsh Valley Pioneer Days Rodeo
Saddle up, rodeo weekend is right around the corner! If you've been around a while, you'll notice that things will be a little different this year. Instead of taking cash at the gates, tickets will be sold at a booth in the alley by the concession stand. So plan on arriving in plenty of time to get your tickets and a great seat. We can't wait to see you there!

06/01/2026

Notice from ITD: Access to I-15B / Old Hwy 91 / Center Street in McCammon from US-30 is closed.
Local access to I-15 north and south from McCammon: Trucks are to follow posted detour route from I-15B / Old Hwy 91 south to I-15B / E Jensen Rd Interchange.
Local, non-truck traffic may use I-15B / Old Hwy 91 / Center Street to W 12th Street to US-30 West towards the I-15 / US-30 Interchange.
Start Time: Jun 1 2026, 7:00 AM
Anticipated End Time: Jul 17 2026, 7:00 PM
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06/01/2026

Burn Ban is now in effect.

05/27/2026

➡️The dumpsters were not dumped on the 22nd as planned so they will not be removed on the 29th.
➡️They will be dumped on the 29th and will remain at the shop until the 3rd.
➡️Please remember no chemicals, no tires, no appliances, no commercial or construction waste.
Glad to see they are being used!

05/26/2026

Friendly reminder!

05/25/2026

City Offices will be Closed 5/25/26.

05/21/2026

Part Time Summer Help
The City of McCammon has an opening for part time temporary summer help.
Job consists of the care of the City’s three parks, mowing, trimming, cleaning of restrooms, general cleanup and maintenance.
Will also assist public works as needed in water, sewer, streets, and general maintenance.
Must be at least 16 years old with a valid driver’s license.
Looking for a motivated self-starter who can work with little or no supervision.
Pay range $12-$14/hr depending on experience. Position is June through September.
Apply online at www.mccammoncity.com/jobs or pick up an application at the City Hall, 100 Center Street, Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-4:00pm
Deadline to apply is June 1st at 12pm.

05/18/2026

Bannock County to Expand Advanced Life Support Ambulance Services to Southern Communities

The Bannock County Commissioners are pleased to announce a significant expansion of emergency medical services for rural residents. Acting as the Bannock County Ambulance District, the Commissioners voted on Thursday, April 30, to establish an Advanced Life Support (ALS) crew to better serve the southern portion of the county.

The new ALS crew will be based at the recently constructed McCammon Fire Station. This strategic location will provide critical medical coverage to Inkom, McCammon, Lava Hot Springs, Arimo, Downey, and Swan Lake.

"Adding an ALS system for our rural residents will improve response time and patient care, helping us save lives when a heart attack or stroke occurs," said Shane Grow, Acting Director of the Bannock County Ambulance District.

Beginning July 25, 2026, the McCammon station will be staffed by two full-time paramedics for four out of every six days. To streamline resources and maximize efficiency, equipment currently located in Inkom will be repurposed for use at the new centralized McCammon station.

This expansion introduces a "hybrid" model designed to supplement existing volunteer efforts with professional paramedic care. While the Inkom Volunteer Ambulance will be retired due to declining availability, volunteer Basic Life Support (BLS) services in Lava Hot Springs and Downey will remain active to support the new ALS team.

Volunteer BLS Units: Will continue providing essential care, including CPR, oxygen administration, and the use of automated defibrillators.

New ALS Crew: Will consist of paramedics capable of heart monitoring, starting IVs, administering emergency medications, and providing advanced trauma care.

“Our volunteers have dedicated countless hours serving their neighbors, making sure rural residents are well taken care of in their time of need,” said Commissioner Ken Bullock. “I’m grateful we found a way to maintain the volunteer system while enhancing the service our residents deserve by adding ALS to south Bannock County.”

“I’m excited to have found a path forward after two years of work trying to find the best way to bring quality, fast care to residents while being responsible with our taxpayer dollars,” said Commissioner Jeff Hough.

The Commissioners also thanked the City of Pocatello and the Pocatello Fire Department for their collaborative leadership and dedication to finding the best solution for all county residents and volunteers.

For Fiscal Year 2026, the operation of the full-time ALS system will be sustained through existing ambulance district funding. The transition was further made possible by, federal grants to build the McCammon Fire Station, and equipment grants. Ground Emergency Medical Transport (GEMT) funding will provide funding for future budgets.

Press Release Credit Bannock County

02/14/2026

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