South-Central Idaho Region

The South-Central Idaho Regional Office is located in Twin Falls, which is on the edge of the spectacular Snake River Canyon. The city was founded in 1905 as an agricultural center for those who homesteaded the irrigated lands of the Snake River Plain. The city was named for Twin Falls, which is located seven miles northeast of town. The area enjoys a moderate climate due to the high desert elevation of 3,729 feet and offers diverse attractions from recreation adventure to arts and antiques. Unique geological features accent the landscape. Twin Falls is home to Shoshone Falls, also known as The Niagara of the West, which cascades 212 feet to the river below. These falls are best viewed in the early spring before water is diverted for irrigation purposes. Other unusual features around Twin Falls include Rock Creek Canyon, Balanced Rock and Malad Gorge.

The Perrine Memorial Bridge marks the north entrance to the city. At 1,500 feet in length, it is the longest span bridge in the United States. The original bridge was opened in 1927 and operated as a toll bridge. Today the Perrine Bridge is a popular destination for BASE (Building, Antennae, Span, Earth) jumping.

Close scenic attractions include the world-renowned Sun Valley resort area, which is a couple of hours north, and Jackpot, Nevada to the south (a 40-minute drive). Strong employment growth and increasing industry have made Twin Falls a place of economic vitality with a prosperous future. With a county population of 65,472, visitors will love the convenience and culture of a city mixed with rural charm.

The South-Central Idaho Regional Office covers the following counties: Blaine,Camas, Cassia, Gooding, Jerome, Lincoln, Minidoka and Twin Falls.

It includes the following cities: Acequia, Albion, Bellevue, Bliss, Buhl, Burley, Carey, Castleford, Declo, Dietrich, Eden, Fairfield, Filer, Gooding, Hagerman, Hansen, Hailey, Hazelton, Heyburn, Hollister, Jerome, Ketchum, Kimberly, Malta, Minidoka, Murtaugh, Oakley, Paul, Richfield, Rupert, Shoshone, Sun Valley, Twin Falls and Wendell.

Office Address

202 Falls Avenue, Suite 2
Twin Falls, ID 83301
Phone: (208) 734-2515
Fax: (208) 733-0414
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Office Hours: 8am to 5pm Mountain

Regional News

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Date	Title
04/20/2007	MAIL PROCESSING WILL REMAIN IN TWIN FALLS
04/19/2007	USDA TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO ERADICATE POTATO CYST NEMATODE IN IDAHO
03/20/2007	CRAPO NOTES DEADLINE FOR INTERNS IN WASHINGTON
03/19/2007	BILL WOULD EXPAND MINIDOKA NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
02/15/2007	HONORS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, IRAQ TROOPS HIGHLIGHT CRAPO VISIT NEXT WEEK
02/05/2007	CRAPO: BALANCED BUDGET IN SIGHT IN FY08 PROPOSAL
02/02/2007	CRAPO ANNOUNCES NATIONAL TEEN DATING VIOLENCE AWARENESS AND PREVENTION WEEK
01/23/2007	DETAILS RELEASED FOR DIVINE STRAKE MEETING IN IDAHO
01/17/2007	DELEGATION GETS DIVINE STRAKE MEETING IN IDAHO
12/14/2006	Crapo committee assignments benefit Idahoans
12/06/2006	Crapo announces nominees for U.S. Service Academies
11/07/2006	17 Idahoans to receive Spirit of Freedom Award
10/24/2006	Crapo: Academy deadline is October 31
10/04/2006	Idaho Delegation's Academy Day is this weekend
10/02/2006	Crapo: Border Fence Important First Step
09/28/2006	Federal Judge Threatens Idaho's Water
09/27/2006	Crapo seeks student interns in Washington, D.C.
09/27/2006	Owyhee Initiative Act has first hearing
07/19/2006	IDAHO'S GUNFIGHTERS: FREEDOM'S VANGUARD
04/20/2006	Idaho Delegation Advocates For Twin Falls Postal Distribution Center
08/03/2005	FOOD, FUN AND GOOD HEALTH AT THE FAIR
06/22/2005	CRAPO: GRANT COULD MEAN 3,000 JOBS TO MAGIC VALLEY