About Kendrick, Idaho

Kendrick is a small community along the southern border of Latah county. Founded by Thomas Kirby in 1889, Kendrick was first known as Latah or Latah City. On May 24, 1889, the post office was established and Kirby became the first Postmaster and the town was called Kirby.

However in May 1890, on the basis of a guarantee that the Northern Pacific Railroad would extend its track to the town, the town was named Kendrick in honor of the chief engineer of the Northern Pacific, John P. Kendrick.

Kendrick incorporated on October 15, 1890. Today the track is the Ed Corkill Memorial Bike Trail linking the towns of Kendrick and Juliaetta together.

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City Council Members

Rose Norris – Mayor

Jesse Wegner – President of City Council

Angie Coulson – Council Member

Susan Alexander -Council Member

Ray Seegmiller -Council Member

Judy Wilson – City Clerk

Chris Evans – Public Works

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City Council Meetings

Kendrick City Council meets the 3rd Tuesday of Every Month at the Kendrick Fire Hall.  Meetings start at 6PM.

Kendrick Fire Hall
600 Main St. Kendrick, ID 83537

Nestled among the pine, fir, and cedar trees in a 1,500-foot canyon valley along the Potlatch River in North Central Idaho

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