Welcome to Troy, Idaho
A Great Place To Raise A Family
The City of Troy is nestled in a beautiful valley of rolling hills and fragrant pines 11 miles east of Moscow Troy is well known as a logging community Troy was originally known as Huff's Gulch. In 1890 John P. Vollmer was instrumental in extending the Spokane & Palouse Railway (later the Northern Pacific) to Huff's Gulch from Moscow as a start toward completion of its line to Lewiston. After establishing a general merchandise store and a large livery stable, he had the town renamed after himself. It was incorporated as Vollmer in 1892. As a businessman Vollmer was very successful, amassing large land holdings and great wealth. But in 1897 the citizens rebelled against having their village named after a man who owned more than 32,000 acres of land, much of it gained by foreclosing on bank loans to farmers. A Greek railroad worker suggested "Troy," the name of "the most illustrious city in the world" and backed it with an offer of a drink of whiskey for everyone who would vote to change the name. "Troy" received 29 votes; "Vollmer", 9. In the early 1900's, Troy had a bank, a flour mill, a general store, two meat markets, three saloons, several sawmills, one dentist, and a weekly newspaper. 1914 suffragette parade in Troy CITY COUNCIL Meeting SPECIAL NOTE City Council Meetings have been changed to the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Council meetings are no longer conducted on Monday nights. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the meetings. November 12th & 26th, 2008 at 6:30 PM Recent meeting agendas and minutes can be researched by date or keywords by clicking on the RADIX link below. Use the Quick buttons and pull down lists in RADIX to retrieve documents by year or from the most recent meetings or use the keyword search box at the top to look for a specific topic. RADIX LINK Weather Forecast | Weather Maps | Weather Radar Troy City Links City Hall Law Enforcement Fire Department Ambulance Schools Local Business City Maintenance Parks & Recreation Latah County Sheriff Universities State of Idaho City Events Latah Central Historical Society Bank Local Fishing Day Care Centers Troy Food Bank Troy Library Troy Talk Newsletter Organizations & Services Horizons Old & New Photos Troy Lions Club Demographics Worship Recreation District Troy City Parks Idaho Peace Officers Memorial City Employment Application Houses For Sale Rentals in Troy Lost Animals SmartBargains Coupon Code email WebMaster at birdman@elkrivertv.net
The City of Troy is nestled in a beautiful valley of rolling hills and fragrant pines 11 miles east of Moscow
Troy is well known as a logging community
1914 suffragette parade in Troy
CITY COUNCIL Meeting
SPECIAL NOTE
City Council Meetings have been changed to the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Council meetings are no longer conducted on Monday nights. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the meetings.
November 12th & 26th, 2008 at 6:30 PM
Recent meeting agendas and minutes can be researched by date or keywords by clicking on the RADIX link below. Use the Quick buttons and pull down lists in RADIX to retrieve documents by year or from the most recent meetings or use the keyword search box at the top to look for a specific topic.
RADIX LINK
Troy City Links
City Hall
Law Enforcement
Fire Department
Ambulance
Schools
Local Business
City Maintenance
Parks & Recreation
Latah County Sheriff
Universities
State of Idaho
City Events
Latah Central
Historical Society
Bank
Local Fishing
Day Care Centers
Troy Food Bank
Troy Library
Troy Talk Newsletter
Organizations & Services
Horizons
Old & New Photos
Troy Lions Club
Demographics
Worship
Recreation District
Troy City Parks
Idaho Peace Officers Memorial
City Employment Application
Houses For Sale
Rentals in Troy
Lost Animals
email WebMaster at birdman@elkrivertv.net