Marshal's Office
If you have an emergency please call: 911
Non-emergency dispatch phone number: (208) 578-3831
Bellevue Marshal's Office Mission Statement:
The Mission of the Bellevue Marshal’s Office is to provide a safe community environment and ensure a positive quality of life through dedicated, professional service in partnership with our community.
– Marshal Kirtus Gaston
Kirtus Gaston
Marshal/Chief
Mike Shelamer
Sergeant
Joe Thayer
Deputy Marshal
Emanuel Marin
Deputy Marshal
Any person requesting a permit for a partial or full road closure for a Special Event, Encroachment, etc. must submit a Street Closure Application and contact Blaine County Dispatch advising them of the road closure.
Community Notification System: Sign up for notification alerts from your local emergency response team in the event of emergency situations or critical community alerts.
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Off Highway Vehicle Rules and Guidelines
FLOCK Safety Transparency Portal
Idaho Transportation Department Road Reports
Idaho State Police Crime Reporting
Alcohol Awareness Training for City Issued Liquor, Beer, or Wine License:
If you have applied for a liquor, beer, or wine license you are required to attend an alcohol awareness training approved by the Bellevue Marshall prior to the issuance of said license. You can take the Alcohol Awareness Class online with the Idaho State Police. Click here for further information.
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Bellevue Marshal’s Office Now a Certified Car Seat Station
The Bellevue Marshal’s Office is pleased to announce that we are now an official Car Seat Station. Deputy Marshal Marin is certified to provide car seat checks, training, and education to help ensure that your child’s car seat is installed and used correctly.
- By Appointment Only – Please contact our office to schedule a time.
- Training & Education – Sessions typically last 1–2 hours and cover proper installation, safety guidelines, and hands-on practice.
Parents, grandparents, and caregivers are encouraged to take advantage of this free service.
To make an appointment or learn more, please call the Bellevue Marshal’s Office at (208) 788-3892 or email Deputy Marin: emarin@bellevueidaho.us
The Bellevue Marshal’s Office is currently accepting applications for the position of Deputy Marshal.
This is an exceptional opportunity for individuals seeking a challenging and rewarding career in law enforcement. Deputy Marshals are responsible for ensuring public safety through proactive patrol, responding to calls for service, enforcing federal, state, and local laws, and engaging in community outreach. Qualified candidates who demonstrate sound judgment, integrity, and a commitment to public service are encouraged to apply. Join us in safeguarding the Bellevue community while advancing your career in a supportive and dynamic environment. See full job description HERE. Application available HERE.
