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Idaho Department of Finance Strategic Planning Stakeholder Survey

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As the Idaho Department of Finance reviews and updates its strategic plan for the next five years, we seek to identify those goals which are the most important to achieving the Department’s overall mission.  We also hope to identify the challenges and issues that may hinder the Department’s achievement of these goals.  Therefore, the Department is seeking input from all of those we believe to be our stakeholders, including our employees, the entities we regulate, the Legislature, our regulatory partners, and the public.

The survey seeks your input on the goals the Department has identified as most critical to its overall mission.  In completing this survey, we would appreciate any additional comment on what you foresee as possible obstacles to the Department achieving a goal during the next five years, and how the Department can do better. We also ask that you describe any other goal you think the Department should set.

We truly appreciate your time and effort in completing this survey.  We would also appreciate your forwarding this survey to others who you believe can provide feedback to the Department on these goals.

Take the Survey Now.

Department of Finance partners with Idaho Scam Jam Alliance for Events

The Idaho Department of Finance (IDOF), in partnership with the Idaho Scam Jam Alliance (ISJA), is excited to announce three community events to raise awareness about the increasing prevalence of financial scams and provide essential prevention tips. The first event will occur at the Meridian Senior Center on September 4th from 6 pm- 8 pm, followed by the Weiser Vendome on September 5th from 11 am – 1 pm, and conclude with the Nampa Library on September 18th from 11 am- 1 pm.

Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from a panel of experts representing local law enforcement, various state government agencies, and other non-profit organizations on the front lines of consumer protection, as well as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). These speakers, with their extensive experience and knowledge, will discuss some of the latest scam tactics and trends, tips to identify and avoid a scam, provide practical tips to protect personal information, and share resources to report and recover from scams. Light refreshments, swag, and door prizes will be available. Registration is not required, but to accommodate capacity limits, attendance will be on a first-come first-serve basis.

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