Fremont County Government
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. The first settlement in what is now Fremont County was made in 1879 on Egin Bench. It was these settlers who named St. Anthony Falls because of its similarity to the falls by that name in the Mississippi River.
Fremont County Courthouse
(Listed in National Register of Historic Places)
Courthouse Photos
Fremont County Elected Officials and Employees
