Moving to Ammon

Welcome to Ammon! Whether you’re relocating from across the country or moving from a neighboring city, this guide will help you get settled. Below is a checklist of the essentials for making Ammon your new home.

Your Moving Checklist

1. Set Up Utilities

City of Ammon provides water, sewer, and trash service. The property owner must apply and be listed on the deed. Online applications are encouraged.

(208) 612-4000

Apply For Utilities

Ammon’s municipal fiber optic network offers high-speed internet through multiple service providers. Visit the Ammon Fiber website to choose a provider and get connected.

Ammon Fiber

All dogs in Ammon must be licensed annually. Licenses can be purchased at City Hall or online.

Animal Services

All businesses operating within Ammon—including home-based businesses—are required to be licensed and inspected by the Fire Marshal.

Business Licenses

Idaho law requires vehicles to be registered within 90 days of establishing residency. Contact the Bonneville County Motor Vehicle Department for registration and titling.

Register your Vehicle

File a change of address with the U.S. Postal Service and update your Idaho driver’s license through the Idaho Transportation Department.

Update Address Update License

Ammon is served primarily by Bonneville Joint School District #93. Charter and private school options are also available.

Education & Schools

About Your New City

Ammon is one of Idaho's fastest-growing cities with a population of approximately 19,617. Located in the Upper Snake River Valley alongside Idaho Falls, Ammon offers affordable housing, excellent schools, 13 parks spanning 80 acres, and easy access to world-class outdoor recreation including Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.

Learn more about Ammon

About Ammon

Housing & Property

Utilities

Parks & Recreation