Michael Curran bid farewell to the Idaho Falls City Council during his final meeting as city attorney, transitioning to a new role as a magistrate judge. Curran expressed gratitude for his time with the city, highlighting the dedication of elected officials to improving the community. “Every day is your opportunity to make the town really better,” he said, emphasizing the importance of public service.

The council honored Curran with a standing ovation, marking the end of his tenure with heartfelt appreciation. His contributions over the years have left a lasting impact, and he hopes to carry the spirit of service into his new judicial position.

In addition to the farewell, the council discussed the upcoming city elections, with the candidate filing period closing tomorrow at 5 PM. The names of candidates will be posted shortly after, as the city prepares for elections to fill half of the council seats and select a new mayor. Residents are encouraged to file their candidacies before the deadline.