Lawmakers in Idaho Vote to Stop the Powerball

Thank you for coming to Las Vegas for the Idaho Adept Chamber of Commerce Update. Our Idaho membership collection is a great opportunity to come together during the Idaho Legislature session to share information and play a role in discussing important issues. This year it was about tobacco, underground tanks, elections, and the usual legislative issues of taxes, unemployment insurance, and permits. And 2024 is an election year, and in Idaho, for example, the upcoming primary election. Continue reading.

Idaho State Report - Winter 2023

Winter 2023 Edition

Budget Battle Direction: On the Western Front, all is quiet, at least for now, heading into 2024. In the state legislature, Idaho's profits fell short of expectations in the first quarter of the new fiscal year, leaving the Legislature to deal with the slowdown. During the pandemic, Idaho, like other states, received a godsend of funding from the federal government. But the difference is that Idaho has a strict management system and all these "free" funds have significantly increased past revenue sources, resulting in annual increases of more than 20%. These are real reliefs, especially in Idaho. And right now, most of these funds are in piggy banks around the state, waiting to be withdrawn for one-off programs or canceled for the next "rainy day". In 2024, legislators and the governor will be battling it out, balancing their respective competitive values. For the first time, legislative budget writers will write personal budgets, rather than relying on the governor's or executive branch suggestions. This departure from common sense and the strong personalities behind this conclusion will create new dynamism in true state budgeting. Get out the popcorn and sit back. Given "2023 Convention: Chilly Weather, Spontaneous Elegance and Record Turnout in Sun Valley" This year, club members, family, friends and business associates enjoyed the long-awaited cold weather in Sunny Plains, where the annual convention was held in early August. After the July temperatures on the Wood River Mountain plains reached triple digits, 60-70 degrees, it was pretty comfortable during the event, which included the shootout, golf, and of course socializing. Luckily, the thunderstorm hit after the awards ceremony and barbecue at Sun Valley Golf Club. Read more

Idaho State Report - Fall 2023

Summer 2023

Idaho State Report - Summer 2023

Idaho was perfectly presented in Mileage Day 2023 in May during the daily meeting in Washington with our State Association Energy Market of America (EMA). EMA Director Tyler Harker, Susie Badge, Susie Badge to go around Capitol Hill to meet the Congress of the Idaho State Congress. Fortunately, Idaho has a member of the Senator Krapo, a Senator Rish, a member of the House of Representatives, and a House of Representatives Furucha. They have all the skills to support the Idaho Supporters about the work they need, and our industry is not considered exception. As part of this event, Aidaho plays another role in the EMA Board and Committee, and hears that Rob Underwood EMA and other supporters provide their own knowledge and skills about the state tasks. Ta. Set further.

Spring of 2023

Idaho State Report - Spring 2023

Thank you for your participation in Las Vegas to discuss what is happening in the legislative council in Aidaho every time. As always, the members who gather in Aidaho are a great place to communicate, and this is a great opportunity to gather troops, borrow transactions, and discuss any major problems when the Aidaho legislative council starts up during the exhibition. Our 2023 Membership Collection is not upset, for example, when many members have the opportunity to walk on a trading floor, participate in educational sessions, and meet our own suppliers. It became a top heaven at the start. I am grateful to the members of the company who talks a little away from the bright light of Raswasa and discusses the difficulty of Aidaho passing through the stat e-owned voice. We gained many participants, had a good debate on this issue, and had a good start to collect funds at EMA Pack Aidaho 2023. Thank you to everyone who participated in the members of the Aidaho organization in Las Vegas. Further settings

2022 Winter < Span> 2023 Summer

Idaho State Report - Winter 2022

Idaho was perfectly presented in Mileage Day 2023 in May during the daily meeting in Washington with our State Association Energy Market of America (EMA). EMA Director Tyler Harker, Susie Badge, Susie Badge to go around Capitol Hill to meet the Congress of the Idaho State Congress. Fortunately, Idaho has a member of the Senator Krapo, a Senator Rish, a member of the House of Representatives, and a House of Representatives Furucha. They have all the skills to support the Idaho Supporters about the work they need, and our industry is not considered exception. As part of this event, Aidaho plays another role in the EMA Board and Committee, and hears that Rob Underwood EMA and other supporters provide their own knowledge and skills about the state tasks. Ta. Set further.

Spring of 2023

Idaho State Report - Fall 2022

Thank you for your participation in Las Vegas to discuss what is happening in the legislative council in Aidaho every time. As always, the members who gather in Aidaho are a great place to communicate, and this is a great opportunity to gather troops, borrow transactions, and discuss any major problems when the Aidaho legislative council starts up during the exhibition. Our 2023 Membership Collection is not upset, for example, when many members have the opportunity to walk on a trading floor, participate in educational sessions, and meet our own suppliers. It became a top heaven at the start. I am grateful to the members of the company who talks a little away from the bright light of Raswasa and discusses the difficulty of Aidaho passing through the stat e-owned voice. We gained many participants, had a good debate on this issue, and had a good start to collect funds at EMA Pack Aidaho 2023. Thank you to everyone who participated in the members of the Aidaho organization in Las Vegas. Further settings

IPMCSA Menthol Ban Comments to FDA 7-28-22

2022 winter 2023 Summer

IPMCSA Comments to NEVI 7-23-22

Idaho was perfectly presented in Mileage Day 2023 in May during the daily meeting in Washington with our State Association Energy Market of America (EMA). EMA Director Tyler Harker, Susie Badge, Susie Badge to go around Capitol Hill to meet the Congress of the Idaho State Congress. Fortunately, Idaho has a member of the Senator Krapo, a Senator Rish, a member of the House of Representatives, and a House of Representatives Furucha. They have all the skills to support the Idaho Supporters about the work they need, and our industry is not considered exception. As part of this event, Aidaho plays another role in the EMA Board and Committee, and hears that Rob Underwood EMA and other supporters provide their own knowledge and skills about the state tasks. Ta. Set further.

IPMCSA Legislative Track Record 7-12-22

Spring of 2023

IMPCSA Comments to Portland Terminal 6-30-22

Thank you for your participation in Las Vegas to discuss what is happening in the legislative council in Aidaho every time. As always, the members who gather in Aidaho are a great place to communicate, and this is a great opportunity to gather troops, borrow transactions, and discuss any major problems when the Aidaho legislative council starts up during the exhibition. Our 2023 Membership Collection is not upset, for example, when many members have the opportunity to walk on a trading floor, participate in educational sessions, and meet our own suppliers. It became a top heaven at the start. I am grateful to the members of the company who talks a little away from the bright light of Raswasa and discusses the difficulty of Aidaho passing through the stat e-owned voice. We gained many participants, had a good debate on this issue, and had a good start to collect funds at EMA Pack Aidaho 2023. Thank you to everyone who participated in the members of the Aidaho organization in Las Vegas. Further settings

Idaho State Report - Summer 2022

Winter 2022

Regulatory races are federal and constitutional authority: At the top of the ticket, the convention - Idaho elections have historically been held according to universally recognized norms - the GOP cleaned up all congressional and state offices, most of these races were data allocated in May and later some very well-distributed GOP primaries. Governor Little and other candidates won narrow victories, winning more than 60% of the vote. The biggest vote share, 72%, was the freshest and youngest candidate, Phil McGrath, who had already won the Secretary of State post in a passionate three-way primary and had won on Tuesday with 416, 439 votes. Governor Little was the shortest with 356, 490 votes, a defection rate of 60%. Attorney General candidate Raul Labrador won 365, 061 votes (62%), ignoring the final creep to win the Republican Party's incumbent House of Representatives, including a number of former popular members. Further set. Thank you to all sponsors and attendees of the Coeur d'Alene Convention 2022 for a successful event! We had friends and colleagues from neighboring states, especially Washington and Montana, and we also had many advertisers and business partners from Idaho and Utah attend every event. Among our special guests was WPMA President Karrie Tunjum, who flew in from her home state of Montana. Once again, we thank Karrie and the WPMA team for a successful meeting. Further Settings

Idaho State Report - Spring 2022

IPM& amp; amp; amp; CSA is totally opposed to the ban on menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars. IPM& amp; amp; amp; CSA and our useless members and 50 are acting completely against the data of the two proposed rules that would bend menthol-cigars and flavored cigars, which we will recite on a 5-point basis next.

You can do it so that you can really come across it, we promise, anyone can quickly just ignore these seemingly exactly how {} people forget about.

Idaho State Report - Winter 2021

IPM& amp; amp; amp; CSA members directly benefit by participating in the regulatory and legislative process at the district and state level. IPM& amp; amp; amp; CSA membership improves your bottom line, lowers your cost of doing business, and protects you from unnecessary regulatory hurdles. Here are some examples of how IPM& amp; amp; amp; CSA can help your business, protect your profits, and save you money:

We strongly call for a regulation proposal for fossil fuel terminal business (FFTO). We are convinced that this regulation will significantly impair our ability to supply the right fuel to consumers in Oregon, Idaho, and Washington. read more

Summer 2022

Idaho State Report - Fall 2021

Organization member meeting: Trends of industry development, business tips, new issues. We know that we need to spend a few days in the lake, so please come to the 2022 tournament held at Codalen Resort. The MPF and CSA members meeting has provided impressive speakers, such as the new economy and population statistics of the region, the protection of business, team training for risk management, and watching powerball games. After that, please have lunch at the Members meeting from 12:00 on Thursday, August 4, 2022. read more

Idaho State Report - Summer 2021

Spring of 2022

Thank you for spending time on the latest legislative issues during the 2022 legislature during the WPMA Aidaho Convention held in Las Vegas. In addition, the annual tournament to be held in Codalen from August 3rd to 5th (Note: Book a room in advance!) And the May Flower Hotel in Washington DC from May 17th to 19th. I made a plan for Ema Day on the Hill. Thank you to all members and friends who attended the Aidaho Membership Meeting held in Las Vegas. read more

Idaho State Report - Spring 2021

Winter 2021

It is a perfect storm of 2022 election cycles, once every ten years, $ 145 billion, and a spectacular pandemic hangover. And it's just a final conclusion!

Idaho State Report - Winter 2020

Welcome to 2022. It was a tip that I thought there was nothing more crazy. The next parliament will begin on January 10, and the members will face a series of complicated situations, even the most experienced members can be confused. Read more

Thank you to the sponsors and participants of the Solar Plain Tournament 2021, for the success of the annual event! I am very grateful for the annual event of 2021. I am even more happy to be able to welcome Brad Little in Aidaho. The governor attended the MPF and the CSA board, special meeting, and the start ceremony on August 4. I am grateful that we had a day and night with us in the middle of his overcrowded schedule. As another special guest, WPMA Chairman Steve Clark has been present at the IPM and CSA all meetings. read more

Idaho State Report - Fall 2020

Summer 2021

Idaho Businesses Have No Control Over Gas Prices

You may feel that you need to relax, so please come to the 2021 tournament held at Sunny Spain Resort. The IPM and CSA members' meetings have prepared an impressive speaker lineup for industry positions, cyber security, emergency response, and new issues. After that, let's have lunch together at noon on Thursday, August 5, 2021. read more

Spring of 2021

Idaho State Report - Spring 2020

You may feel that you need to relax, so please come to the 2021 tournament held at Sunny Spain Resort. The IPM and CSA members' meetings have prepared an impressive speaker lineup for industry positions, cyber security, emergency response, and new issues. After that, let's have lunch together at noon on Thursday, August 5, 2021. read more

Thank you for the sponsors and participants of the Solar Plain 2021 in the winter of 2020, for the success of the annual event! I am very grateful for the annual event of 2021. I am even more happy to be able to welcome Brad Little in Aidaho. The governor attended the MPF and the CSA board, special meeting, and the start ceremony on August 4. I am grateful that we had a day and night with us in the middle of his overcrowded schedule. As another special guest, WPMA Chairman Steve Clark has been present at the IPM and CSA all meetings. read more

Idaho Gas Prices Plummet as Convenience Stores Work to Stay Open to Support Idahoans and Essential Businesses

Summer 2021

You may feel that you need to relax, so please come to the 2021 tournament held at Sunny Spain Resort. The IPM and CSA members' meetings have prepared an impressive speaker lineup for industry positions, cyber security, emergency response, and new issues. After that, let's have lunch together at noon on Thursday, August 5, 2021. read more

Idaho State Report - Winter 2019

Spring of 2021

Recently, "new common sense", including Congress held in Voi in 2021, has affected everything. Most of the states are that the Idaho State Council does not prohibit guests, but the business in the state capital is not as usual in 2021. The building is much quieter than usual, the number of people, and almost everyone is over the closed door, doing virtual business. The room is locked, and the entry and exit are limited except when the regular committee is held. Public hearings and some testimony can be performed virtually, and access to people other than hell can be improved. read more

Idaho State Report - Autumn 2019

Thank you to the sponsors and participants of the 2020 Winter Solar Plain 2021, for the success of the annual event! I am very grateful for the annual event of 2021. I am even more happy to be able to welcome Brad Little in Aidaho. The governor attended the MPF and the CSA board, special meeting, and the start ceremony on August 4. I am grateful that we have been together with us all day and night, sewn in his overcrowded schedule. As another special guest, WPMA Chairman Steve Clark has been present at the IPM and CSA all meetings. read more

Idaho State Report - Summer 2019

Summer 2021

You may feel that you need to relax, so please come to the 2021 tournament held at Sunny Spain Resort. The IPM and CSA members' meetings have prepared an impressive speaker lineup for industry positions, cyber security, emergency response, and new issues. After that, let's have lunch together at noon on Thursday, August 5, 2021. read more

Idaho State Report - Spring 2019

Spring of 2021

Recently, "new common sense", including Congress held in Voi in 2021, has affected everything. Most of the states are that the Idaho State Council does not prohibit guests, but the business in the state capital is not as usual in 2021. The building is much quieter than usual, the number of people, and almost everyone is over the closed door, doing virtual business. The room is locked, and the entry and exit are limited except when the regular committee is held. Public hearings and some testimony can be performed virtually, and access to people other than hell can be improved. read more

Idaho State Report - Winter 2018

Winter 2020

According to the official Idaho Financial Monitor released by the Governor's Office in October 2020, "It remains a year of upheaval." This is the understatement of the year! But Idaho has not seen all of its economic monitors during the eight months of a pandemic. This fiscal year, Idaho is expected to have a $530 million surplus, the largest surplus in the state and more than 10 times the estimate at the time of budgeting -- a long time ago now. Governor Brad Little said in a press release that the September profit was $33 million above expectations, marking the third consecutive month of higher than expected in the new economic fiscal year. The profit is 10% higher than the pre-pandemic monitor. This is explained by Idaho's appeal as a great place to live, as judged by its cost of living, safety, business and tax situation, recreational opportunities, and perhaps even political health compared to some of its neighboring states. Looking forward, we can predict that the political landscape of our nation’s fastest-growing state will likely begin to reflect this composition in our demographic history in the future. Whether these changes are for better or worse remains to be seen. Read More

Idaho State Report - Summer 2018

Never before have local, regional and national trade associations played such a necessary role in communicating the information needed by oil advertisers in the region. EMA, NACS, WPMA, IPM& amp; CSA have marshaled their corporate resources to protect the interests of the industry and help their members navigate the myriad changes brought about by the pandemic. Whether it was critical permits to operate, funding to continue operations, or deciphering new security claims, your advocates have worked extraordinary hard for months to provide members of your organizations with the most important information they need to operate safely. We have recovered from weekly crisis calls, but that doesn’t mean we have stopped working. Whether it’s great or bad, we truly live in a brave new world, and as you already understand, this is not the end of the matter. Stay tuned! Follow your own email and news on our website. Continue Reading

Spring 2020

Idaho State Report - Spring 2018

Every resident of Idaho has a right to record gasoline. But these costs are hurting the family businesses of the district, and they, like me, are considered the sheen of unimaginable market volatility - in favor of buyers. They got a reason not to depend on me or anyone else who realizes the fuel of the gem staff. Now, as Idaho starts to get back to work, this volatile bazaar is rapidly raising costs. You've probably already noticed that the cost in your area has jumped by more than 10 cents in a day. But it's important to remember that such a rise in rates is actually caused by the basis of a sharp drop in prices. Read more.

Spring 2020

Idaho - 2018 Legislative Preview Overview

Idaho's Dennis and Carl Campeau, who will be fashionably and luxuriously emceeing the 2020 WPMA convention, would like to honor and congratulate them for a good year, putting an end to the main concert of the former US speaker of the Paul Ryan devotee. Next up, a year of constant work and travel to all WPMA member states is likely to be ready for some decent entertainment. (Anyone who understands Dennis could well imagine that he actually wants to go back to his first job). It's good to see that three generations of Campos are in the Las Vegas party, in fact. WPMA thanks the contributions and appeals of Campo Pool Energy for supporting Dennis and Carl as they work their way up the ladder from control to the presidency. WPMA and its members owe their victories in organizational, commercial, and political guise to members like these, and all the people behind them! Set further.

April 2020

Idaho State Report - Fall 2017

Boyce, Idaho - Most of the residents of Idaho, residential works, and secondary schools across the state are being treated in coordination with Governor Brad Little's executive orders regarding shelter, worker and business operations while the interval between gas station work. According to Gasbuddy. com, the average cost per gallon in Aidaho is about $2, 11, with some areas of the state priced below $2, 00. Set further.

Idaho State Report - Summer 2017

Winter 2019

Little's powers have adjusted - Governor Little is still in a honeymoon period with the Idaho Legislature, but he may put a bigger challenge on the freeze in 2020. Economic oversight did not materialize, and belts were tightened. Departments were notified of the need for zero budget increases and possible cost-cutting if benefits are delayed. Lawmakers are also keeping an eye on the storm clouds and trying to temper expectations. In addition, all municipal standards must be updated by 2020, making this upcoming legislative session less than mediocre. Governor Little has seized the opportunity (given by the 2019 Legislature) to review all 8, 000 pages of state administrative regulations. We acknowledge the Governor's efforts to streamline and reduce municipal regulations, but we look forward to seeing new regulations being introduced in the first few weeks of the 2020 session. And in the given case, it's pretty good. Keep reciting.

Idaho State Report - Spring 2017

Thank you to all sponsors and participants of the 2019 convention for making our annual event a success! We had great weather, beautiful mountain views, and plenty of events that everyone benefited from and spread around. As always, we managed to chat and network, celebrate the start with a gunfight at Sunny Plain Gun Club, and finish off this big event with an impressive day of golf, prizes, and BBQ. Read more

Summer 2019

Idaho State Report - Winter 2017

Idaho's Dennis and Carl Campeau, who will be fashionably and luxuriously emceeing the 2020 WPMA convention, would like to honor and congratulate them for a good year, putting an end to the main concert of the former US speaker of the Paul Ryan devotee. Next up, a year of constant work and travel to all WPMA member states is likely to be ready for some decent entertainment. (Anyone who understands Dennis could well imagine that he actually wants to go back to his first job). It's good to see that three generations of Campos are in the Las Vegas party, in fact. WPMA thanks the contributions and appeals of Campo Pool Energy for supporting Dennis and Carl as they work their way up the ladder from control to the presidency. WPMA and its members owe their victories in organizational, commercial, and political guise to members like these, and all the people behind them! Set further.

Spring 2019

Idaho State Report - Fall 2016

Thank you to everyone who attended the Idaho State Conference in Las Vegas. We appreciate that Idaho members took time out of their busy legislative schedules to network with us as Idaho members and discuss industry challenges, bills, and how we can move forward. With Congress in full swing, the Las Vegas meeting is a great opportunity to explore the issues we need to watch and identify those that require urgent industry action. Members of the organization are still lining their pockets for EMA PAC. Idaho continues to exceed the PAC's annual fundraising goals at both the federal and state levels. Read more

Idaho State Report - Summer 2016

Winter 2018 Edition

2018 was our strongest year in terms of PAC fundraising, with IPM& amp; CSA being able to donate over $24. 000 from the US to 65 challengers across the state in the 2018 election cycle. As always, thanks to our members, vendors and friends who supported our four IPM& amp; CSA PAC Golf Tournaments! We also want to thank our event coordinators (see below) who dedicated countless hours to making these events a success! Read more

Idaho State Report - February 28, 2015

Summer 2018

The IPM& amp; CSA Membership Meeting will feature an impressive lineup of speakers featuring nationally renowned energy experts, current sector skills, public sector and policy issues from WDC's industry partners. Join us for membership activities starting on Thursday, August 9, 2018 at 12. 00. Recap

Idaho State Report - February 2015

Summer 2018

Thank you to everyone who attended our Idaho State Meeting in Las Vegas. As always, we had a great turnout and a lot to talk about. The 2018 legislative session was chock-full of bills, some good and some bad, but the Las Vegas meeting is a great opportunity to network. This is the perfect time to review issues we are responsible for keeping an eye on and qualify issues where our industry needs urgent action. As an Idaho member, you have a few minutes to socialize and gather articles about industry goals, legislation, and upcoming events. Organization members are still lining their pockets for EMA PAC. Idaho continues to exceed its annual fundraising goals for the PAC, both at the federal and state levels. Read more

Idaho State Report - Fall 2015

Winter 2017 issue

Idaho State Report - May 5, 2015

Looking at Idaho's economy, the current statistics suggest a patchwork. State profits are beating expectations, unemployment is extremely low, and construction is booming--at least in urban areas. As for politicians, we can really expect high staff turnover at both the state and legislative levels, while Idaho has more open space than in recent history. But don't call it a generational change. In fact, Idaho's key offices are expected to be filled with new talent (if not new faces). While some parts may look like a tragic game of musical chairs, this is Idaho and for the most part familiar territory. Autonomous from the one in place in 2019, the IPM& CSA will have all the capabilities to work for the defense and security of our industry. Read more

While enjoying the beautiful weather of Sunny Plain, we had a good time, talked, and learned how to throw new. As usual, we enjoyed an absolute lineup of wonderful speakers for a wide range of topics that are important for our industry. I would like to thank the advertisers, their families, suppliers, dealers, and friends who participated in the 2017 tournament and trade show and supported the annual rally this year. read more

NACS Leader Hank Armour Keynotes Sun Valley Gathering

Summer 2017

Department of Environmental Quality Letter

The IPM & Amp; AMP; CSA member meeting has a lineup of impressive speakers, such as nationwide famous energy experts, successor development plan, hedging, and best practices in the marketing industry. Organized matters include the selection of new boards and officers, and updates the IPM and CSA detailed rules. read more

2015 Idaho - Spring Magazine

Spring 2017

The IPM & Amp; AMP; CSA Members Meeting held in Las Vegas gather every year. This is always a good opportunity to talk about the latest events in Idaho and build a network. This time is the best way to consider the issues we need to monitor and to eligible for the issues that need to be urgently acted from our industry. There is a few minutes to talk as an Aidaho member and collect articles on the dilemma, law, and future events of the industry. In addition, corporate members replenish their wallets for EMA PAC. Idaho has surpassed the Federal Level and State annual PAC funding targets. read more

IPM & CSA Legislative Update

Spring 2017

After the 2016 elections, the members of the Diet elected in the resumed election will be convened into Voi for the first regular period of the 64th Congress of the Idaho State State. However, despite the r e-election of 105 seats on November 8, there will not be many new faces that cross the Idaho State Congress in January 2017. However, some new members will be seen, the main players will be unchanged, and the instructions of the lower house and the Senate will begin to reflect the dominant political parties related to the management of Idaho and narrow emotions. We, we maintain good labo r-management relationships, and to educate our industry in our industry, such as fuel tax, fuel distribution and infrastructure, consumption tax and retail issues, and environmentally friendly measures. I am continuing my efforts. All of these and most of them require urgent roles in the political process starting on January 9, 2017. read more

2015 Idaho State Report

Peter Johnson, president of Sinclair Oil Corporation, delivered the keynote address. The Aidaho Advertiser, a longtime partner of the company, was eager to help Sinclair celebrate its 100th anniversary. We invited many informative speakers on a wide range of issues important to our chapter. Our Advertisers enjoyed the fine weather from June through August, which brought them to the beautiful Coeur d'Alene Resort Resort. Thank you to our Advertisers and their families, suppliers, traders and friends who attended our 2016 Convention and Trade Exhibition. Read more

Summer 2016

2014 Idaho - Winter Magazine

Join us at the Convention at Coeur d'Alene Resort Resort. Don't forget to register and remove your number at this time, as the Resort blocks are filling up fast in August. As always, we'll have a round of golf behind the CDA Resort Golf Course, famous for its floating greens, and a shot at the CDA District Gun Club. CDA Resort has a great class spa for those who need some care. Book your stay August 3-5, 2016. You'll want to bring friends and family and stay for a long time! More to come.

February 2015

IPM&CSA - Idaho State Report

DEQ invites S1244 to introduce a new collection of USTs to support Idaho's programs and avoid reverting back to EPA. IPM& CSA believes that Aidaho advertisers are actually more profitable if their work is regulated by the state, not the federal government. IPM& CSA worked with DEQ to limit fees to $100 per reservoir per year and requested that these fees be used only for USTs. Read more

NACS 2013 State of the Industry Report

Idaho State Report - Success Through Change - Fall 2014

February 2015

Idaho State Report - Summer

Property to return to the Capitol: Lawmakers returned to Aidaho state on January 11 to begin work. It has to be, this year is an election year (spoiler alert - for example, it is!), and as a result, the energy in building the Capitol Idaho immediately increased. Set further.

IPM&CSA Statehouse Summary: Legislative Update from 2014 Session

When DEQ Idaho accepted the EPA's TOM inspection program, the industry supported DEQ Idaho because we thought that it would be better to do regulations, compliance with the requirements, and ensure that it was closer. 。 In fact, DEQ has almost fulfilled the obligation to be "more friendly" to the oral tank owner / driver, focuses on compliance, and applies fines only in extreme cases. As the EPA new rules are enforced by the UST, the DEQ has been assigned to additional requirements imposed by the Federal Rules. Combined with the new work volume and the funds assigned to leakage measures from underground tanks, DEQ proposed a new US dollar in 2016 to introduce a new US dollar. For tanks. The introduction of a new fee requires a law revision. Oville Green, the director of the Death Management Program, believes that the UST program costs $ 700. 000 per year, and requires $ 300. 000 per year to maintain the stat e-level program. If the staff cannot provide enough money, the TOI inspection program may be transferred to the EPA. DEQ suggests that the difference in providing sufficient funds to the UST program will be covered by tank costs. read more

Summer 2015

2013 Holiday Greetings - Idaho State Report

Would you like to participate in the conference held at Samba Rare Resort? In particular, this year, the historic Hotel Sun Valley Lodge has just been renovated, so the number of people in August will be sold out immediately. As usual, play golf in the field of a beautiful samba resort course like a picture, and shoot at the Sambar Gun Club Chick Wepon Club overlooking the famous Risai Mountain. This resort offers a new world class spa for those who need it. read more

Idaho State Report - August 2013

Thanks to the marketing staff, family, suppliers, vendors, and friends who participated in the 2015 convention and commercial exhibition held at a beautiful and historic Solar Valley Resort. The restored Sun Valley Lodge Hotel was found by participants because it seemed to have a new spa, a completely updated lobby and numbers, and a swimming pool. Read more besides MPF & AMP members

Legislative Update & Member Communications

A new rule of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the underground storage tank (UST) will be enforced on October 13, 2015. These new federal rules affect everyone who owns or operates the UST. The Environmental Bureau (DEQ) plans to hold a meeting throughout the state to discuss new rules. read more

Idaho State Legislative Update March 7, 2011

Spring 2015

Legislative Alert H196 2-28-11

New financing for roads and bridges is a priority issue for the 2015 legislative session. After that, believing in the end of downtime, the supporters of this idea are the time to collect the necessary methods for the Aidaho-Transportation Infrastructure. Not only the instructions of the otter and the legal institution among the supporters, but also some branches of the branch. MPF & Amp; amp; CSA is in the midst of discussions on this issue, and our job is to defend the profits of the branch to promote these services, and the key is these. The proposal is considered to confirm that we are not compliant with the current tax collection system, which has been working for many years. This applies not only to collect automobile fuel tax, but also to protect the unity and economic stability of the popular water trust fund, which is still popular as a PSTF (petroleum saving reservoir fund). read more

Legislative Alert S1125 2-28-11

2015 issue

2008 Legislative & Regulatory Update

In the 13th week of the 2015 legislative session, almost everything happened behind the scenes, and efforts are heated. The fact that most of them are still shining (I remember vehicle funds that need to collect $ 262 million), and the largest clock ($ 1 for education that covers $ 100 million) , 6 billion money), for example, the fact that it is not defined, has increased the number of bammers and has reached the stage of the session. JFAC is waiting for a commitment to pouring a considerable amount of funds necessary for the career distress difficulties and the educational system (teachers' salary), and in fact, what is more important in the future of teachers in the future. It is to change whether to be established. And this is just a general image. Set further.

Winter 2015

Down the Road: Still to Come in 2008-2009 for the industry

Calling new funds into roads and bridges is a priority issue for the 2015 legislative session. After that, believing in the end of downtime, the supporters of this idea are time to actually collect the necessary methods for Aidaho-Transportation Infrastructure. Not only the instructions of the otter and the legal institution among the supporters, but also some branches of the branch. IPM & Amp; amp; CSAS is in the midst of discussions on this issue, and our job is to protect the profits of the branch so that they promote these services, and the key is these proposals. Make sure we are not compliant with the current tax collection system, which has been working safely for many years. read more

2014 winter issue

On November 4th, it was big news that the Republican Party had taken national politics, but it was business as usual among the Gem staff. By proving that Idaho is still one of the "red" states, the Idaho Republican Party retained control of all offices and congressional offices, as well as two vacant constitutional offices that could turn the state "blue" as many thought. This did not happen, even though money flowed freely on both sides of the ballot. - Read more