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Idaho Industrial Commission

The Idaho Industrial Commission oversees workers’ compensation in Idaho, serving as the statewide administrative authority for the system.

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Twin Falls Mass Casualty Incident

The Idaho Crime Victims Compensation Program is assisting the Twin Falls Police Department in response to the August 1, 2026, shooting at the In-N-Out restaurant.

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Celebrating 40 Years of Impact: Financial Assistance, Justice, and Hope

Celebrating Four Decades of Financial Assistance Helping Victims Find Justice.

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Eligibility Requirements Updated

Per Idaho Senate Bill 1293, verification of lawful presence is no longer required to apply for Idaho crime victims’ compensation.

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Our mission is to ensure eligible victims are provided appropriate financial assistance to aid in recovery from the traumatic effects of crime.

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17.10.01, Administrative Rules Under the Crime Victims Compensation Act

This rule applies to the following stakeholders: • Victims of Crime; • Medical Providers; and • Alleged Offenders

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Idaho Codes §72-1026

Payments to medical providers. (1) The commission may adopt a fee schedule to determine the allowable payments to be made to medical providers under this chapter, including but not limited to, the fee schedule the commission has adopted to determine the allowable payments to be made to medical providers under the Idaho worker’s compensation law.

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