Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 31-828 (2026)
General and incidental powers and duties.
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General and incidental powers and duties.
To do and perform all other acts and things required by law not in this title enumerated, or which may be necessary to the full discharge of the duties of the chief executive authority of the county government.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 4
cases (1 in the last 5 years), 1968–2022 · leading case: Floyd v. Bd. of Com'rs Bonneville Cnty., 52 P.3d 863 (Idaho 2002).
Floyd v. Bd. of Com'rs Bonneville Cnty., 52 P.3d 863 (Idaho 2002). “The district court denied the motion to dismiss and held that: (1) I.C. § 31-828 was broad enough to confer on the Board authority to reconsider its decisions; (2) the Board is presumed to have acted in conformity with the law; and (3) Rule 14,1.”
Reynolds Constr. Co. v. Cnty. of Twin Falls, 437 P.2d 14 (Idaho 1968). “I.C. § 31-828. In that capacity the board is required “To supervise the official conduct of all county officers * * *.”
S Bar Ranch v. Elmore Cnty. (Idaho 2022). “See I.C. § 31-828 (stating that the board of county commissioners is “the chief executive authority of the county government” and has the authority to “do and perform all other acts and things .”
Idaho Home Health, Inc. v. Bear Lake Cnty., 919 P.2d 329 (Idaho 1996). “” See I.C. § 31-828 (board of commissioners empowered to perform “all other acts .”
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