CuMo Exploration Project

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Deadline for comment on the 2018 SREA is tomorrow, Feb. 22. Your comment matters! Learn more and submit your comment at

The CuMo Project | 2018 SREA Comments USFS Public Comment Period Concludes February 22! Submitting comments regarding the 2018 SREA The U.S. Forest Service is concluding a public comment period for the CuMo Project. Community members and key stakeholders are encouraged to submit comments regarding the analysis contained in the Supplemen...

Opponents of the CuMo Project have continued to leverage misinformation to activate their followers to comment and sway supporters. The truth about CuMo is supported by the 300-page SREA which details important environmental studies that are backed by science. Learn more about CuMo, modern mining and the opposition's misinformation at

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The deadline for comment has been confirmed to be February 22, 2019. Now is the time to speak up for the CuMo Project if you support safe and strategic mineral exploration. Advancing the exploration will provide answers to many questions that are critical to Boise County. Please visit our website for more information about submitting comments and the USFS public meeting on February 6.

The CuMo Project | 2018 SREA Comments USFS Extends Deadline for Comment! Submitting comments regarding the 2018 SREA USFS has extended the deadline for comment regarding the 2018 Supplemental Redline Environmental Assessment (SREA) for another 30-day period. The additional public comment period will initiate with the posting of a new le...

Thanks to everyone who has already submitted a comment! USFS has extended the deadline for comment until February 23, 2019. They will be hosting one public comment meeting in Boise on February 6th from 5-7 p.m. at the Best Western Plus-Vista Inn at the Airport. Visit our website to learn why your comment is critical for the CuMo Project exploration.

The CuMo Project | 2018 SREA Comments USFS Extends Deadline for Comment! Submitting comments regarding the 2018 SREA USFS has extended the deadline for comment regarding the 2018 Supplemental Redline Environmental Assessment (SREA) for another 30-day period. The additional public comment period will initiate with the posting of a new le...

We had a great meeting in Idaho City last night. Looking forward to meeting with folks in Garden Valley and Crouch tonight at Crouch Community Hall at 6:00 p.m. Our presentation primarily addresses the current public comment period and the CuMo Project exploration. The community is invited to bring their probing questions.

If you are in Idaho City and have questions regarding the public comment period or the CuMo Project exploration, we will be at Ray Robison Community Hall from 6-8 p.m. tonight. See you there!

USFS has released analysis of the CuMo Project in Supplemental Redline Environmental Assessment. Public comments will be collected regarding the SREA and moving the exploration forward until January 22, 2019. Comments must be submitted through the USFS website https://cara.ecosystem-management.org/Public//CommentInput?Project=52875.

Idaho CuMo is offering two public meetings to share highlights from the report and answer questions from the community.

Meeting schedule:

Idaho City-January 15, 2019-From 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Ray Robison Community Hall located at 206 W. Commercial

Garden Valley-January 16, 2019-From 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Crouch Community Hall located at 342 Village Circle

Your input matters!

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Increased mining credited for Gillette tax revenue increase Sales tax collections are up in Gillette, a change attributed largely to increased mining activity.

We hope you will stop by for CuMo and Coffee at Wallula’s Coffee and Bake at 101 W. Walulla Street in Idaho City from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on October 30, 2018. See you tomorrow!

Thanks to everyone for joining us on the tour and for the annual update. Garden Valley Senior Center volunteers did a great job on the dinner which generated much needed contributions from the community and the CuMo Project. Read all about in the Boise County Connection.

Discovering Copper and Molybdenum Deposits: A Brief History of Idaho CuMo Project Idaho CuMo Mining gave a presentation at the Crouch Community Hall last week to update people about the Molybdenum (moly) mine in Boise County. By all assessments, the project is running its cours…

Community members and decision makers joined CuMo Project management team for a tour, dinner and presentation.

Discovering Copper and Molybdenum Deposits: A Brief History of Idaho CuMo Project Idaho CuMo Mining gave a presentation at the Crouch Community Hall last week to update people about the Molybdenum (moly) mine in Boise County. By all assessments, the project is running its cours…