Get to know more about City of Eagle Mayor Brad Pike in this interview with City of Eagle Public Information Officer Dana Biberston. Learn about his personal and professional experiences that led him to get involved in politics. Also, learn about his family, leadership perspectives, exciting city projects, and more in this conversation. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction 00:50 - What is it like to be a Mayor? 02:17 - From Baseball to Firefighting, Mayor Pike's professional journey to politics 3:24- From grassroots Highway 25 safety campaign to California politics. 4:58- Why the Pike family chose to move to Eagle, Idaho 6:06 - From retirement back to City Council and Eagle Mayor 7:47- Public servant perspective 8:25 A man of faith 9:07- From a young patient to a provider of compassion as an emergency service provider 11:10 Meet the Brad Pike family 11:44- Brad's 5 Pillars of Pike 12:23- Family life and hospitality 12:52 - Exciting projects happening in Eagle, tax levy, and budget 14:42- Needs versus wants in our community 15:05- Major projects in Eagle 15:22- Supporting local businesses 16:06- How can the public communicate with Mayor Pike? 18:42 - Interests, art, hairstyles, and more fun facts about Mayor Pike 20:26- Closing

Ada County Emergency Medical Services Chief Paramedic Shawn Rayne discusses the vital role of paramedics in our community with Mayor Brad Pike. Discover how your property tax dollars are utilized, learn about current paramedic locations and future needs, and explore the collaborative efforts with local Fire Departments. Gain valuable insights into how you can prepare to receive more efficient medical support when paramedics arrive on the scene. Don't miss this enlightening conversation on emergency medical services and how we can better support and prepare for emergencies. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 0:17 Ada County Paramedics Chief Shawn Rayne's background and professional experience 0:38 Tax rate for Ada County Paramedics Tax District and type of paramedic services Ada County Paramedics provide 1:56 BLS (Basic Life Support) non-emergent transport support verse Ada County Parademic support 2:29 Locations of Paramedics that support the City of Eagle 3:10 How the public can help the paramedics provide more effective and efficient support 4:17 What to do before the paramedics arrive 5:00 Joint Powers Agreement with the Ada County City Emergency Services System and the Eagle Fire Departments 6:20 Future forecast for service level needs, funding, and estimated costs of new equipment 7:55 What to expect when you dial 9-1-1 9:07 Closing

Join Mayor Brad Pike in a conversation with Adam Schroeder from Ada County Weed, Pest, and Mosquito Abatement, one of the ten Eagle Tax Districts, as they delve into the crucial services provided for the City of Eagle. In this episode, gain insights into the vital role played by the district in preventing the development of mosquito populations and learn about their strategies for addressing infestations, noxious weeds, and pests. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 0:27 Mosquito Abatement Taxing District area 1:21 Tax Levy 1:48 Primary mission of Mosquito Abatement 2:03 Impacts of mosquitos 2:25 Three Components of Operations: Surveillance 2:33 Lab Testing 2:43 Larvacide Treatments- 80% of their work is on prevention 3:24 Mosquito Adulticide 3:44 Mosquito Season 4:14 How to Reduce Mosquitos: 3 D's 5:29 A 4th D 5:50 Known mosquito trouble areas 6:59 How the public can help reduce mosquito infestations 8:10 Unmanned Areal System Program - Drone larvacide treatment efficiency 8:49 Noxious Weed Control 9:03 Pest Abatement District for incorporated areas of Ada County 9:55 What about squirrels? 10:26 Science-based, proactive Mosquito treatment to avoid pesticides. 11:07 Best Prevention Tips 11:32 Closing