It's one of the few jobs, considered a service sector, that allows a person without a significant amount of education to get paid pretty well.

It is a drop in the bucket considering the economy in Idaho. But to business managers, it's not a drop in the bucket.

In the next ten years we think occupations requiring bachelor's [degrees] or greater will grow by 31%.

We lost a lot of high tech jobs recently. They've been replaced with service sector (lower pay) jobs.

We fund the gaps in service, education and outreach programs in every county in the state.

The intent is for public service and education. They'll have maps available, make sure signs are maintained, and if they see somebody doing something wrong or illegal, they'll visit with that person.