CALLING ALL REXBURG TEENS! We need your help this weekend!
Be a part of our America 250 celebration and design the t-shirt for our event!
We're asking youth ages 13-17 to share a design with us that celebrates the spirit of America 250 for "America's Family Community."
The design should be made in one color - either red or blue - and the print will be on white t-shirts.
Winning designs will be sold at our event, and we'll give one to our headliner, Russell Dickerson!
The submission deadline is June 8th! Submit your entries online at rexburg.org/America250
Younger kids can find info on our coloring contest on the same page!
Hungry? We've got you!
Interested in the Wildcats Hockey League? Check our programs page for more info!
The Neutral Zone: Where everyone is welcome on the ice!
Valentines Day 2 for 1!
Today’s the day, Rexburg! 🧊🎉
The Grand Opening of The Neutral Zone is finally here and we’re ready to hit the ice!
🏒 Ceremony & activities start at 2 PM
⛸️ BOGO public skating starts at 6PM
Come tour the facility, meet the programs, warm up with hot cocoa, and help us officially welcome Rexburg’s new indoor ice rink!
Bring friends. Bring family. Bring a few layers cuz it's cold in here! 🥶🧤
We’ll see you on the ice! 🧊
The City of Rexburg is grateful to have been awarded a Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation! This grant empowers communities to prevent serious traffic injuries and fatalities for everyone, regardless of age or ability. With it, we're crafting a Safety Action Plan to pinpoint roadway safety concerns, and we want YOUR input!
Rexburg’s Public Works Team is committed to adopting the USDOT’s Safe Systems Approach, which designs roads to accommodate for human errors. This goal also aligns with the national "Vision Zero" movement, which strives to eliminate traffic-related deaths and serious injuries.
Safety is a collective responsibility shared by drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, the City, and first responders. This approach emphasizes Safe Roads, Safe Speeds, Safe People, and robust Post-Crash Care. Whether you walk, bike, drive, or use a wheelchair, we need YOUR insight!
We welcome your thoughts through our new Safe Streets for All Survey to tell us which changes you believe will best protect our community!
Take the Survey here: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/853f494812a743c4a78285068f354ea7
or via the link on our homepage (rexburg.org), under the "News" section.
Rexburg’s Public Works Team is committed to adopting the USDOT’s Safe Systems Approach, which designs roads to accommodate for human errors. This goal also aligns with the national "Vision Zero" movement, which strives to eliminate traffic-related deaths and serious injuries.
Safety is a collective responsibility shared by drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, the City, and first responders. This approach emphasizes Safe Roads, Safe Speeds, Safe People, and robust Post-Crash Care. Whether you walk, bike, drive, or use a wheelchair, we need YOUR insight!
We welcome your thoughts through our new Safe Streets for All Survey to tell us which changes you believe will best protect our community!
Take the Survey here: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/853f494812a743c4a78285068f354ea7
or via the link on our homepage (rexburg.org), under the "News" section.
City Hall and our affiliated offices will be closed on Friday, July 4th, in honor of the Fourth of July. Emergency Services and our recreation facilities will remain in operation as usual.
Trash and recycling pickup, normally scheduled for Friday, will be picked up on Saturday, July 5th.
We hope you enjoy your holiday! Stay Safe, Rexburg!
