Mayor: Letter from the Mayor E-mail for the Mayor Mayor's Newsletter Frequently Asked Questions City Council and Mayor E-mail entire City Council and Mayor Roger Bray Ron Frasure Gary Moore Eva Johnson Nye Robert Richway Brian Underwood	Back left to right: Gary Moore, Robert Richway, Mayor Roger Chase, Roger Bray Front left to right: Brian Underwood, Eva Johnson Nye, Ron Frasure

Pocatello has chosen the strong mayor/council form of government. The six members of the City Council work part-time and function as the legislative body of the City. The Mayor is the full-time administrator managing the day-to-day activities of the City. While he chairs the City Council meetings and sets the meeting agenda, he may only vote in the case of a tie.

City elections are held in the Fall of odd numbered years. The Mayor and City Council Members are elected at-large, on a non-partisan basis for four (4) year terms. Each Council Member is elected to a specific seat, but the seats do not represent geographic areas, which means all six Council Members represent the entire community.

Areas of responsibility for the Mayor and City Council include:

Annual City Budget

FY2009 Proposed Fee Changes - Detailed Listing - updated 7/21/08

FY2009 Proposed Budget Key Parameters - updated 7/21/08

FY2007 Service Level Report - Annual Service level report produced in FY 2008 as part of the FY09 budget development.

FY2008 Budget Digest - This report summarizes the city's budget

FY2007 Citizen's Financial Report FY2007 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report

City Council Meetings

City Council Agendas

City Council Mission and Goals

Mission, Goals and Objectives

Pocatello Municipal Code

City Code

Pocatello Youth Forum

Application Youth Forum

Volunteer Advisory Boards

Advisory Board Descriptions and Vacancy Listings

Application - advisory board

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