PROPERTY DIVISION: The function of the property division in the Assessor’s Office is to collect, document, and disseminate accurate information for use by other government entities or departments regarding land records and property assessments. Our goal is to strive to achieve excellent public service for the constituents of Bingham County.

As the hub of county government, we protect, preserve, and maintain the public records and public funds with integrity and accountability. We are responsive to our citizens with superior customer service. Marriage licenses, and alcohol permits are issued through our office. The Clerk's Office is a United States Passport Acceptance Facility.

The Bingham County Coroner office is dedicated to excellence by providing professional, standardized, scientific, and compassionate forensic medicolegal death investigation through a joint effort with law enforcement, EMS and other agencies in order to protect the interests of decedents and their families and members of the community we serve.

The Mission of Bingham County is to provide essential government services based on statutory requirements with the highest priority of public safety, future economic development and long-term fiscal stability at the very least cost to the citizens.

As the Third Branch of the government, we provide access to justice through the timely, fair, and impartial resolution of cases.

The Motor Vehicle Division centers on knowledgeable and courteous customer service in all aspects of licensing and titling of vehicles within the boundaries of the State as well as Bingham County.

Bingham County Elections Department’s purpose is to serve the citizens of Bingham County with their voter rights and privileges, as well as ensure that the elections and related activities are handled in an honest, timely and professional manner, and to protect the physical security of all election materials.

University of Idaho Extension in Bingham County improves people’s lives by engaging the University and our communities through research-based education. Our areas of expertise are 4-H Youth Development, Agriculture, Livestock, and Family and Consumer Sciences.

Maintain and develop GIS mapping for Bingham County

The Human Resources/Risk Management Department is committed to providing and retaining a skilled, adaptable, and diverse workforce for County departments so that they may deliver superior services to the residents of, and visitors to, the County of Bingham.

To provide resource information to residents of Bingham County in partnership with community, state, and federal entities. Provide support for the Bingham County Board of Community Guardians.

Citizen participation is vital in helping to ensure that the constitutional right to a trial by jury will guarantee the protection of life, liberty, and property.

The mission of Bingham County Emergency Management is to be a guide in effectively preparing for, protecting against, mitigating the effects of, responding to and recovering from all hazards, putting the highest priority on preparedness.

The mission of Bingham County Parks & Recreation is to improve the quality of life in Bingham County by providing safe, welcoming and affordable recreation facilities for continued outdoor recreation and resource stewardship.

We meet our community’s needs through the efficient and professional delivery of quality services which includes the Building & Construction Division, Planning and Code Enforcement Division, and Economic Development Division.

It is the mission of Bingham County Probation Services to supervise, assist, and support the habilitation or rehabilitation of juvenile and adult offenders by way of evidence based or best practices with a balanced approach of accountability, competency development, community protection and restorative justice in an effort to help those individuals become better members of society.

The mission of the Bingham County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office is to promote community and public safety for our citizens, in conjunction with facilitating an efficient county government.  We are determined to work vigorously to accomplish justice for victims of crime and strive to hold perpetrators of crime accountable for their actions.

Public Works employees deliver cost effective, safe, reliable and sustainable projects, programs and quality services to provide essential government services with the priority on public safety and future economic development with a long term fiscal stability and provide a high standard of quality work for the public. Departments include Road and Bridge, Solid Waste, and Weed Management.

Public Works employees deliver cost effective, safe, reliable and sustainable projects, programs and quality services to provide essential government services with the priority on public safety and future economic development with a long term fiscal stability and provide a high standard of quality work for the public. Departments include Road and Bridge, Solid Waste, and Weed Management.

It is our commitment to provide professional law enforcement services to all citizens of Bingham County through a trained, motivated, and focused work force of men and women dedicated to public service.

The Bingham County Solid Waste program consists of the Mooreland Central Transfer Station, Rattlesnake Transfer/Landfill and the Aberdeen Transfer/Landfill.
The purpose of the Solid Waste program is to receive the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), Construction & Demolition (C&D) and Composting materials generated within Bingham County and process it to be either buried in the Rattlesnake or Aberdeen landfills or transported to the landfill in Bannock County.

We serve to fulfill the statutory requirements of the county Treasurer’s Office with professional, ethical and transparent practices. To ensure citizens are given courteous, considerate, and effective service.

Provide assistance to county veterans. We aid veterans in applying for health benefits through the VA Health System, as well as provide guidance to those wanting to apply for benefits through the VA Benefits Administration.

Manage and control noxious weeds throughout the county in order to preserve local resources in accordance with the Idaho Noxious Weed Law. We promote these efforts by utilizing integrated  weed management practices consisting of education, prevention, mechanical, biological, cultural, and chemical control.