Ray Bowyer, Computer Consultant

Rechargeable batteries can catch fire in trash and recycling collection trucks, putting drivers and your neighbors at risk. Items like lithium batteries, vapes and button batteries should be taken to a Household Hazardous Waste mobile collection site, not thrown in the trash. Standard alkaline batteries do not cause fires and can safely go in your gray bin.

https://www.cityofboise.org/departments/public-works/curb-it/curb-it-sorting-guide/household-hazardous-waste/batteries/

"Welcome to the State of Idaho Cybersecurity website

Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility. With cyber criminals coming from around the world, no single entity has the resources to tackle multi-faceted threats. To keep Idaho agencies and partners safe online, we must all work together to build strong defenses.

Operation Cyber Idaho

Helping Idaho modernize IT infrastructure to establish resilience while growing cyber talent. "

This website has:

- Citizen Resources - Explore our curated resources designed to help Idaho citizens build strong cyber habits and safeguard their digital lives.

- Agency Resources - Information for Idaho agencies to reference during a cybersecurity event along with quick links to common resources.

- Business Resources - Idaho businesses should understand the risks of conducting business online and how they can better protect their operations.

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