They are the voices on the phone and behind the counter, greeting the citizens and helping in every way possible. They are the ones out on the streets keeping them clear in the winter and so we can travel safely from home to work and back. They are the ones maintaining our water supply to deliver quality drinking water to all homes. They are the ones who keep the City Council up to date on important issues around the city.
They are much more!
Kat moved to Clark Fork in the Fall of 2020 after living
on a rock in the middle of the Pacific Ocean for 13 years. Her family went on a six-state road trip in 2018, passing through Bonner County, and fell in love with the area. When a property came up outside of Clark Fork in 2019, they decided it was time to make Clark Fork their home.
Pictured: Kat's Border Collie Sam.
"I love the small town community and feel fortunate to be a
part of it."
Kat King
City Clerk
Eydee moved to Hope in 2002 and then to Clark Fork from 2005-2010, then settled back in Hope where her and her husband built a home and live presently. They raised their two daughters and son in this beautiful place and were blessed to be able to homeschool all of their children as well as run their business for ten of those years.
Pictured: Eydee's dog Missy.
"I am really thankful to have the opportunity to be the assistant city clerk of Clark Fork and hope to settle in and be an asset to the community that has been such a blessing to me for over 20 years!"
Eydee McDonald
Assistant City Clerk
Eric moved to Clark Fork with his family in 1991. After attending Clark Fork High School, Eric moved away for a short while, only to return in 2010.
He was hired by the City in 2014 as the Assistant Maintenance Tech and was promoted to Supervisor in 2020.
"I love living in a small town like Clark Fork, and I especially love fishing in North Idaho."
Eric Babcock (Wallie)
Maintenance Supervisor
Rob recently moved to the area with his family in January of 2021. When the job opened up for the Assistant Maintenance Tech, Rob jumped at the opportunity.
Pictured: Rob's dog Poppy.
"I love the outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. I moved to the perfect place."
Rob Poppleton
Assistant Maintenance Tech
Address:
P.O. Box 10
110 East 3rd Ave.
Clark Fork, Idaho 83811
CityClerk1@ClarkForkIdaho.gov
T: 208-266-1315
Hours:
8:00 am -1:00 pm Monday-Friday
Closed all Federal Holidays
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