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Parks staff outline 2024 season, Idaho Power bank‑stabilization work and Fizz Springs grant
Summary
Baker County parks director briefed commissioners on 2024 campground use, Idaho Power’s $3 million bank stabilization at New Bridge area, plans for a vault toilet at Holcomb Park, and a $42,000 Title II award for Fizz Springs work.
Parks Director Donnie (last name not specified in the transcript) updated the Baker County Board of Commissioners on the department’s 2024 operations and 2025 priorities during the Jan. 8 meeting.
The department reopened campgrounds for spring break in 2024 and provided space for firefighters during this year’s wildfires; staff organized community drives to support crews. Parks staff reported seasonal water‑level swings at county recreation reservoirs and said the county’s floating restroom program continues; Baker County currently operates one floating restroom on commission property and has ordered a second unit.
Why it matters: the parks serve tourism, recreation, and local quality-of-life…
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