Welcome from the
Greater American Falls Area Chamber of Commerce
Kurtis Workman, President
Power County Press
208-226-5294
Shane Bolgen, Board Chairman
Northwest Farm Credit
208-226-1340 / 208-226-1351
Donna Thornton, Treasurer
Power County Courthouse
208-226-7616
Denise Ralphs, Past President
City of Rockland
208-548-2421 or 548-2489
Eric Sorensen
Bank of Commerce
208-226-7026
eric.sorensen@bankofcommerce.org
Contact Us:
PO Box 207
American Falls, Idaho 83211
For more information please
contact a Board Member below
Havilah Lyon
American Falls Library
208-226-2335
Robyn Adkins
The Ranch Convenience Store
208-226-7812
theranchconveniencestore@hotmail.com
Bobbette Wright
Gate City Real Estate
208-220-1678
Jennifer Rupp
Power County Courthouse
208-226-7611
Jacklyn Taylor, Appointed Secretary
Power County Hospital District
208-226-3200
2013 Board of Directors
The Greater American Falls Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes all visitors and residents to enjoy the changing seasons, events, and fun that the area has to offer.
Come enjoy the moment or awhile with us!
The American Falls and Power County area provides a wide variety of options for residents and visitors alike. Nestled next to the American Falls Reservoir and Snake River canyon, it offers a multitude of activities for water sport enthusiasts, camping, and outdoorsmen. The location is also an ideal spot in the northwest, providing residents or visitors a minimal 3-hour drive or less to some of the country’s best sites: Yellowstone National Park, Jackson Hole and the Tetons, Boise, Salt Lake City, and Sun Valley.
The Snake River plain area is also rich in fertile fields with a strong influence of agriculture and industry. The area farms and businesses help provide a stable local economy and job opportunities for relocating families. American Falls and its surrounding area offers a rural, small town feel with amazing views and the added convenience of easy city access.
Located only 15 miles from American Falls, the town of Rockland is located near the Sublett Range and Deep Creek Mountains. The spacious views and hometown feel provide a rural setting for families and offers the perfect retreat for the outdoorsman. Fishing, camping, hunting, and snowmobiling in the winter are all ideal past times to be spent in the Rockland valley.