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Public Records Requests
The Blaine County Assessor’s Office is committed to fulfilling public records requests in accordance with Idaho Code §74-102. This statute ensures citizen access to government records while also protecting the privacy of property owners. We do not disclose confidential information as defined in Idaho Code §§63-3076 and 63-3077. Access Records Online Many public records and general parcel information are available through the Blaine County GIS Parcel Information Search. Public Records Request Requirements All records maintained by local agencies are available for public inspection unless exempted by law. You have the right to: Inspect public records under reasonable conditions Request copies of public records Exemptions are outlined in Idaho Code §§74-101 to 74-126. How to Submit a Public Records Request Please complete the request form and waiver, then submit them: By Mail Angelica Cenarrusa Records Custodian Blaine County Assessor’s Office 219 S First Avenue, Suite 101 Hailey, ID 83333 By Email [email protected] Download Forms Request Form Waiver Response Time We will respond within three (3) working days of receiving the request. In some cases, up to ten (10) working days may be needed to complete the request. If your request is denied, we will cite the specific legal exemption that applies. Additional Resources Idaho Public Records Law Manual (PDF)
Concealed Weapons Permit
How to Apply for a Concealed Weapons Permit in Blaine County If you're applying for a concealed weapons permit, here's what you need to know: Step 1: Schedule an Appointment All applications must be submitted in person at the Blaine County Driver's License Office. Location: 219 S 1st Avenue Hailey, ID 83333 Be sure to make an appointment ahead of time. Step 2: Get Fingerprinted If you're applying for the first time, you'll need to stop by the Blaine County Sheriff's Office to get fingerprinted before submitting your application. Bring both the fingerprint card and your completed CWL application to your appointment. They must be turned in together. Step 3: Bring the Following with You Proof of firearm training (such as a certificate or other documentation) Valid photo ID Any previous concealed weapons licenses (if applicable) Step 4: Fees First-time 5-year CWP: $59.85 Renewal: $37.85 You can pay with cash, credit card, or check. Note: If your CWP has been expired for more than 90 days, a $10 late fee will apply. If your CWP has expired for over 180 days, you must submit a complete new application and go through the full process again. What Happens Next Once your application and fingerprints are submitted, the Driver's License Office will send everything to the Idaho State Police Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI) for an FBI background check. The Sheriff's Office has up to 90 days to process your application. Most are completed within 30 to 60 days. Once your application is approved, you'll be contacted to return for your photo and to receive your CWP. You'll have 30 days from the time you're notified to complete that final step.