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Boise, Idaho ~ Idaho Gov. Brad Little will hold his next "Capital for a Day" event in Arco on Thursday, Oct. 22, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Lost Rivers Community and Senior Center, 555 S. Water St.
The event will include Lt. Gov. Scott Bedke and state officials from several agencies, including the departments of Agriculture, Environmental Quality, Finance, Fish and Game, Education, Lands, Water Resources, Health and Welfare, and Commerce. State Controller Brandon Woolf and Secretary of State Phil McGrane are also scheduled to attend.
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Little said Arco's connection to research at Idaho National Laboratory made it an appropriate place for the event. He said he looked forward to hearing from Butte County residents and discussing issues affecting the community.
The governor's office described "Capital for a Day" as an opportunity for state officials to meet with local residents.
The event will include Lt. Gov. Scott Bedke and state officials from several agencies, including the departments of Agriculture, Environmental Quality, Finance, Fish and Game, Education, Lands, Water Resources, Health and Welfare, and Commerce. State Controller Brandon Woolf and Secretary of State Phil McGrane are also scheduled to attend.
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Little said Arco's connection to research at Idaho National Laboratory made it an appropriate place for the event. He said he looked forward to hearing from Butte County residents and discussing issues affecting the community.
The governor's office described "Capital for a Day" as an opportunity for state officials to meet with local residents.
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