Location: Lincoln County

The City of Shoshone Police Department is closed*** The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office is now providing law enforcement services for the City of Shoshone.

Vocational Rehabilitation is the largest and oldest program funded under the Rehabilitation Act. It is the state-federal eligibility vocational rehabilitation system which provides comprehensive vocational services to individuals with disabilities. Rehabilitation counselors provide vocational guidance counseling and other services as identified in an Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE) for each…

Shoshone School District and Lincoln County Recreation Center are excited to announce that they are an official host for the “MURPHY CHALLENGE 2021” to honor the memory of all that have served our country in the military.

Rockland School District No. 382 is a public school which  consists of grades K-12 with an enrollment of approximately 180 students. The first Rockland School Building was a log house built by volunteer labor in 1883. This building served as a meeting place for the community as well as a…

Idaho’s Strong Families, Strong Students grant initiative will provide resources to Idaho families to help with your child’s learning. (see below) After reading the FAQs and have further questions, please call the school at 208-487-2790.

They are a federally funded preschool and family support program for low income families. The program serves children in low-income families and children with diagnosed disabilities in the areas of school readiness, nutrition, medical, social and other services through class time and home visits. College of Southern Idaho Head Start…

They offer support and resources  for anyone who is experiencing, or has experienced domestic violence (also called intimate partner violence), dating abuse, sexual assault, rape, stalking, elder abuse, and more. Safe shelter Sexual assault support Counseling and support groups Food, clothing, and transportation assistance Legal assistance Job and life skills…

Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. assists low-income and senior (age 60 and older) Idahoans with civil legal issues. Our offices cannot assist with criminal matters. To determine whether you qualify for help, our office will need to gather information regarding the specific legal problem you are seeking assistance with and the income and assets of all people living in your home.