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Fremont County
Fremont County was the first county created after Idaho was admitted to the Union. It was organized by the Legislature in 1893
from the northern part of Bingham County. It was named for John C. Fremont, the pathfinder who surveyed the West for the Government.
Read more Fremont County history here»
2013 School and Fire districts Election Results (Unofficial)
Online Payments
Fremont County is now accepting online payments for property taxes and Local Improvement District fees.
Fire Permits
The Idaho Department of Lands is requiring anyone outside of city limits who plans to burn anything other than campfires during closed fire season (May 10- Oct. 20) to obtain a burn permit.The permit is free and is good for 10 days.The applicant must receive approval/burn permit from the local fire chief if they live in a fire district or from the county sheriff if they live in an unprotected area. The fire chief and sheriff have the authority to restrict/deny a permit within their respective jurisdictions that may have received approval from IDL on the online burn permit site.
Victim Notification
Crime victims can have timely access to information about criminal cases and custody status of inmates through the Victim Information and Notification Everyday program. The program allows victims and the general public to view online or learn by telephone the status of inmates across the state, and to be notified of a change in inmate status.
