Malad
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The City of Malad

The City of Malad is the Oneida County seat and is well recognized for its rich heritage and tradition. The city is nestled snugly on the east side of the Malad Valley – thirteen miles from the Utah/Idaho border along Interstate 15.

The City of Malad is a community of approximately 2,303 residents with a “Home Town” atmosphere and where everyone knows each other by first names. It’s also a place where you will be greeted with friendly hello and smile.

The City of Malad offers comfortable living without the city headaches. Living in Malad offers a unique opportunity to experience the serenity and enjoyment of a country town. The total population of Oneida County, based on the 2022 U.S. Census, is 4,712, which includes small surrounding communities with the City of Malad being the only incorporated city.

Malad City

Upcoming Events

August 22

Farmers' Market

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September 02

Farmers' Market

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September 18 - 19

Malad Valley Welsh Festival

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September 19

Farmers' Market

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September 24

Canning Essentials

University of Idaho Extension Office

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October 03

Farmers' Market

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October 15

Canning Essentials

University of Idaho Extension Office

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Departments And Pages

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New To Malad

New To Malad

Welcome to Malad City! We hope that through this website you can find information on services available. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the Malad City Clerk at 208-766-4160.

Visitors Guide

Visitors Guide

We hope that as you visit our community you will feel welcome. On this site, you will find amenities available.
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Outdoor Activities

Activities

Most activities are held at the Malad City Park & Greenbelt. Oneida County Recreation provides activities for youngsters throughout the year. The LeGrande Aqua Plunge is open during the summer months. We also have areas near the city for hiking, biking, snowmobiling, fishing and hunting.
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Police

Police

Malad City contracts with Oneida County for law enforcement, with Sheriff Arne Jones and his deputies and dispatch located at the Oneida County Courthouse. Malad City also has a Code Enforcement Officer who enforces the city’s ordinances.

Library

Library

The Oneida County Library was named as the Idaho Library of the Year in 2021. They offer many programs, including preschool, teen and adult programs, computer and iPad use, and many other services, including photocopying, fax and scanning.
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Hospital

Hospital

The Nell J. Redfield Memorial Hospital is a Critical Access Hospital. The hospital building also houses a Long-Term Care Facility. Their services include Medical Clinic, Emergency Department, Oncology, Physical Therapy, Radiology and many others.
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Health Department

Health Department

Southeastern Idaho Public Health has an office in Malad City, which is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. They provide clinical services, including vaccinations; community and environmental health information and WIC.

School District

School District

Oneida School District #351 oversees five schools, Malad High School, Malad Middle School, Malad Elementary School, Stone Elementary, and the Idaho Home Learning Academy.

Museum

Museum

Located at 27 Bannock Street, the Oneida County Relic Preservation and Historical Society oversees the Oneida Pioneer Museum, which is located in the historic R.B. Davis Drug Store and Boarding House built in 1914. The Davis Family gifted the building to the museum in 2012. It displays many local treasures.
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Doing Business

Doing Business

Malad City supports both small to large businesses to meet the needs of its residents, surrounding communities, and the region. There are several home-run businesses in Malad, some very unique to the area. The Malad Area Chamber of Commerce is just reorganizing after the COVID pandemic. Learn More Learn More
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City Council

City Council

Members of the Malad City Council serve the entire community and not districts. Council members are elected at-large, on a non-partisan basis for a term of four years, with staggering terms. Each council member has specific assignments for which they are responsible.
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Events

Events

Maladites like to have fun, and they enjoy celebrating their history, as evidenced by two very popular events held during the year – a fun-filled July 4 and The Malad Valley Welsh Festival. Find out what other events are held during the year.
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Please be advised Deep Creek has been turned off for the season. Thank you ... See MoreSee Less
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Malad City Newsletter August 2026Malad City has hired a new city clerk! Susan Wittman retired from the city after 47 years of dedicated service. We will miss Susan and her expertise, but she has agreed to continue to advise our new clerk, Kacey Keller, to make a smooth transition. We hope you will stop in and say hello to Kacey.The community will have one more chance to have some fun with the upcoming Oneida County Fair and Horse Races. The Oneida County Fair Board works hard all year to prepare for these events. Oneida County 4-H'ers have also worked hard on their projects, so let's all support them and see what they have learned and accomplished this year. But also, be sure to show off your talents and enter some of the categories in the Fair. Check The Idaho Enterprise, Malad City website (maladidaho.org), and socialmedia for a list of events.The contractor for Bannock Street has informed the city that Bannock Street residents now have untilSeptember 14 to replace private sewer connections, if they desire.Signs will soon be placed in the Malad City Park for rules on use of the park and equipment. There are several concerns: (1) Campers and RV's are welcome at Malad City Park, but there are areas where they are not allowed; (2) Problems continue with dogs not being properly cared for on the walking path; (3) The fire pit is available for fires, but the fire must be attended and the fire properly extinguished; (4) The new playground was built through donations of time and money from local residents and businesses. Otherthan the swings, the playground equipment was not built for adult use. We continue to find adults and older teens playing on the children's equipment. (Regarding motorized vehicles, occasionally city workersmust use vehicles on the path for clean-up or emergencies.)Other signs are informative and will be placed around the park. ... See MoreSee Less
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Bannock Street Residents, please be aware the contractor for the Bannock Street project has informed us that residents have until September 14th, 2026 if they are wanting to replace their sewer connection. Thank you ... See MoreSee Less
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Good Afternoon, Hain is Sarg has purchased a business license for Door to Door Sales. His Company name is Southwest Advantage ... See MoreSee Less
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2 months ago

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Saturday morning at 7:30 a.m., there will be a flag raising at Malad City Park, with canon fire. Be aware that there may be a big bang at that time! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 months ago

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Deep Creek for Malad City is being turned in right now. It can take up to four days to fill the lines. They have to fill them slowly to watch for leaks. If you notice any problems, please call the City Superintendent, Tyler Webster at 816-344-4494. ... See MoreSee Less
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Planned power outage by Rocky Mountain Power will be tonight, Monday night, June 29, at midnight. It could last until 5:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 30. Please share! ... See MoreSee Less
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Everything is on hold for the power outage. The regional business manager is going to call me by 10:00 tomorrow. Because of the big fire in southern Utah they are asking for the crews here to help them. Hopefully tomorrow we will know more. ... See MoreSee Less
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