Envision Victor
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At A Glance
Location Victor, ID Population 1,454 (as of 2006) Area 1.3 square miles (3.4 square kilometers) Project Partners Project Duration 2008-2010 Focus Areas Transportation, economic development, downtown, engagement, demographics, development Methods Civic dialogue, online engagement, public workshops, storytelling, visioning, visualization Tools Community Almanac, CommunityViz®, design guidelines, digital storytelling, social networking, surveys, visual preference surveys, websites, workshops Coordinator Contact Dahvi Wilson
208.201.3931
dahvi.wilson [@] gmail [.] comProject Website Envision Victor -
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Victor News
In The News
April 6, 2010February 18, 2010February 11, 2010Media Releases
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Get Involved
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Related Links
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Multimedia
Launch Project SlideshowWatch KIDK TV's story on Envision Victor.
Listen to Victor residents talk about Wave Day with Cat Caldwell.
Victor celebrates the First Annual Wave Day!
Listen to an Envision Victor radio spot promoting story sharing
Listen to two radio spots aired on KCHQ Q 102 promoting Story Night at Pierre’s Playhouse
Watch a video about the changes Mayor Scott Fitzgerald has made in his short term
Watch a video about Victor’s winning community school design
Watch a video featuring Hunter Grosse and the Victor Emporium
Watch a documentary about the recently reopened Pierre’s Playhouse
Envision Victor Victor, ID
- Introduction
- Victor Today
- History & Context
- Project Goals
- Project Description
- Timeline
- Milestones
- Partners & Consultants
Partners & Consultants
Key Partners
The City of Victor has a council form of government, with a mayor and four City Council members. The City has a Planning and Zoning Commission and Administrator. A City Code includes Zoning Regulations; Victor recently passed a Traditional Neighborhood District Overlay.
Valley Advocates for Responsible Development (VARD) is a citizens’ group working toward smart growth and development to benefit the entire community. It seeks to be a smart growth resource for local decision makers and developers, as well as to educate and empower citizens to be involved in the local decision-making process.
Teton Valley Trails and Pathways (TVTAP) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote a trails-and-pathways-connected community.
Key Consultants
