Victor Seeks Public Input on Future Wastewater Service
The City of Victor, Idaho, is soliciting resident and ratepayer input on priorities for future wastewater service through an online straw poll, as it negotiates a long-term agreement with Driggs.
Idaho Falls Pocatello, ID, October 20, 2026 —
The City of Victor, Idaho, is asking residents and ratepayers to weigh in on priorities for future wastewater service through an online straw poll. The effort is taking place as the city negotiates a long-term agreement with Driggs.
The summary of the initiative does not specify what questions or options appear in the poll, when it opened or when it will close, or how responses will be used in the negotiations. It also does not provide details about the proposed agreement, including its terms, duration, or the services it would cover.
The poll is described as a way to solicit input on priorities, but no results or response totals were provided. It is also unclear whether the poll is open to all residents and ratepayers, or whether participation is limited in any way.
Victor’s discussions with Driggs are identified as negotiations over a long-term wastewater agreement. No additional information was provided about the status of those talks, the parties’ positions, or a timeline for reaching an agreement.
The available information therefore establishes that Victor is seeking public input while negotiations continue, but does not indicate what decisions have been made or how the input may affect a future agreement. The city did not provide a poll link or further details in the summary.
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