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Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building

The Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building, 300 North Johnson Avenue, Pocatello, is a county building that hosts the veterans service organisations' dinners, the Pearl Harbor and 9/11 observances and Veteran Services' clinics; the county levied $25,000 for the Veterans Memorial in its FY2026 budget after public objection to cutting it.

Also called: Veterans Memorial Building, 300 North Johnson, American Legion Post 4, VFW, memorial, Pearl Harbor, Veterans Trust, Pocatello, Chubbuck, Inkom, McCammon, Lava Hot Springs, Downey, Arimo, Virginia, Swanlake, Fort Hall.

For: Veteran or service member.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

The building. The county's event listings place the Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building at 300 North Johnson Avenue, Pocatello. It hosts the community dinners after the Pearl Harbor remembrance and the 9/11 commemoration (food from the veterans service organisations' auxiliaries), American Legion Post 4's monthly steak nights, and Veteran Services' wills clinic and its September 17, 2026 dinner on veteran connection and mental health, and county boards have used it as a temporary meeting place. The money. In the FY2026 budget hearings residents objected to "Cutting the Veterans building" (August 26, 2025); the adopted budget, Resolution 2025-59 of September 9, 2025, levies $25,000 for the Veterans Memorial and $2,487 for the Veterans Trust, and the FY2027 requests carry $1,200 for the Lava Hot Springs Veterans Memorial. Use. The county publishes no rental rates or priority rule for the building; ask Veteran Services (208-282-4245) or the Commissioners' office how to book it.

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Thresholds for Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building
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Veterans organisations and the publicOpen to the community; no rating is involved.

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