Post Falls On The Internet

Thu., June 4, 1998

From Staff

The city of Post Falls is online.

A new city government Internet page offers information such as meeting dates and times, agendas for City Council and city commission meetings, recent ordinances and resolutions passed by the City Council, as well as information on City Council members. Users can also find information on city commissions, parks and recreation programs, voter and new resident information and employment opportunities with the city.

The Internet address of the page is www.nicon.org/ PostFallsCityGov or can be accessed by going to www.nicon.org and clicking on “Government.”

The city’s e-mail address is rivercity@nicon.org.

North Idaho Communities On-Line, a free, community-based regional communications network, hosts the Post Falls Web site. NICON’s Web site includes information about events, government, a teen connection, employment, health care, weather, child care and more.

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