Idaho § 67-9005 RESPONSIBILITIES

Idaho Statutes

§ 67-9005 — RESPONSIBILITIES

Idaho § 67-9005

Title 67STATE GOVERNMENT AND STATE AFFAIRS

Ch. 90IDAHO RURAL DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP ACT [EFFECTIVE UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2027]

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Idaho Code § 67-9005 (2026).

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[EFFECTIVE UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2027] In accordance with the mission of the national rural development partnership in bringing together partners from all levels of government as well as private for-profit and nonprofit organizations to address the needs of rural America, the partnership’s responsibilities shall be to:

(1)Assess community and economic conditions of rural Idaho;

(2)Advise the governor and the legislature on public policy and strategies to identify the community and economic development opportunities in rural Idaho;

(3)Act as a clearinghouse of information and as a referral center on rural programs and policies;

(4)Conduct outreach to rural communities and facilitate communication between rural residents and public and private organizations that provide services to rural comm

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[EFFECTIVE UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2027] In accordance with the mission of the national rural development partnership in bringing together partners from all levels of government as well as private for-profit and nonprofit organizations to address the needs of rural America, the partnership’s responsibilities shall be to:
(1) Assess community and economic conditions of rural Idaho;
(2) Advise the governor and the legislature on public policy and strategies to identify the community and economic development opportunities in rural Idaho;
(3) Act as a clearinghouse of information and as a referral center on rural programs and policies;
(4) Conduct outreach to rural communities and facilitate communication between rural residents and public and private organizations that provide services to rural communities;
(5) Identify organizations, authorities and resources to address various aspects of rural development;
(6) Serve as a nonpartisan forum for identifying and understanding rural issues from all perspectives;
(7) Improve intergovernmental coordination and private and public cooperation, and seek out opportunities for new partnerships to achieve rural development goals within existing governmental and community structures;
(8) Foster coordinated approaches to rural development that support local initiatives, with an imperative not to usurp the individual missions of any member organizations or duplicate effort;
(9) Seek solutions to unnecessary impediments to rural development within Idaho;
(10) Work cooperatively and seek solutions to impediments with the national rural development partnership and other state rural development councils; and
(11) Submit an annual report to the governor outlining the work and accomplishments of the partnership.