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Randolph is located near the geographic center of Rich County on a high plateau with an average elevation of 6,300 feet.

The first group of settlers from St. Charles, Idaho, led by Randolph H. Stewart camped on a knoll south of the present
town site on March 14, 1870. A week later Apostle Charles C. Rich came and assisted in laying out the town, then named it
RANDOLPH

We are a town of great extremes, from 90 degrees in the summer to -40 degrees in the winter. But full of hearty people
that love their town and their neighbors.

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The Covid 19 Pandemic has necessitated changes in plans for the Sesquicentennial Celebration. The events scheduled for June 27, 2020, have been canceled. We will, however begin releasing our modified plans for a celebration of our heritage during the week of July 20 through 25, 2020. Please watch this website and the Facebook page for some "down home" activities. The Town of Randolph would not have lasted 150 years if not for the adaptability and resiliency of its residents and their descendants. We love you all. Mayor Weston and the Town Board.

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Mosquito Dash
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PLEASE BE CAREFUL AND OBEY ALL SPEED LIMITS THROUGH TOWN.

Be sure and let our Planning and Zoning Commission know if you have any construction plans for this year.

ALL BUILDING PERMITS WITHIN THE TOWN LIMITS ARE NOW BEING ISSUED BY RICH COUNTY, BUT MUST BE APPROVED BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMITTEE PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.

We are happy to announce we are beginning to post our Municipal Ordinances on line. Check them out under Ordinances. We also have available our Business License Application now under Town Information

PLEASE GET YOUR PARK RESERVATIONS EARLY FOR THIS YEAR'S SUMMER SEASON. THE CALENDAR IS ALREADY FILLING UP!

Planning and Zoning Meeting will be held only when there are agenda items.

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