Projects
City of Rexburg is currently working onThere are 15 projects available.
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Envisioning a Teton River Crossing
The City of Rexburg is applying for a significant grant that would allow us to install a bridge crossing over the Teton River on 5th W.
20 participants
Finished

Addressing Rexburg’s Pickleball Needs
Rexburg is looking to bring more pickleball courts to our community!
1427 participants

Community Recognition Project
Rexburg Is Family - Community Recognition Project
2 participants
Finished

Prioritizing City Funds
The City of Rexburg wants to gather input from our citizens to help guide budget decisions during the annual Budget process. We would like to know your opinion regarding what City services should be prioritized.
Finished

Envisioning a Teton River Crossing
The City of Rexburg is applying for a significant grant that would allow us to install a bridge crossing over the Teton River on 5th W.
20 participants
Finished

Addressing Rexburg’s Pickleball Needs
Rexburg is looking to bring more pickleball courts to our community!
1427 participants

Community Recognition Project
Rexburg Is Family - Community Recognition Project
2 participants
Finished

Prioritizing City Funds
The City of Rexburg wants to gather input from our citizens to help guide budget decisions during the annual Budget process. We would like to know your opinion regarding what City services should be prioritized.
Finished

Envisioning a Teton River Crossing
The City of Rexburg is applying for a significant grant that would allow us to install a bridge crossing over the Teton River on 5th W.
20 participants
Finished

Addressing Rexburg’s Pickleball Needs
Rexburg is looking to bring more pickleball courts to our community!
1427 participants

Community Recognition Project
Rexburg Is Family - Community Recognition Project
2 participants
Finished

Prioritizing City Funds
The City of Rexburg wants to gather input from our citizens to help guide budget decisions during the annual Budget process. We would like to know your opinion regarding what City services should be prioritized.
Finished



