911 And Phone Still Out In Shoshone County

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911 And Phone Still Out In Shoshone County

SILVER VALLEY, Idaho - Phone service interruption in Shoshone's County, Silver Valley including the 911 system has not yet been resolved.  

The problem started just before 3:00PM Wednesday afternoon.

We've received word from the Sheriff's office that phone restoration is possible some time between midnight and six a.m.

We were also told that folks in the towns of Pinehurst, Kellogg and Osbourne are able to make calls within city limits.

If you have an emergency, you're going to have to go to the nearest police or fire station or call dispatch, but only in an emergency.

That number is 208-682-5330.

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