Photo Gallery - July

July 17, 2007 Fairfield Capital For a Day
The Governor tours the High Country Fusion warehouse and waits to address workers as company President Steve Wilson introduces him.	The Governor with cabinet members and other state officials at the Camas Senior Center in Fairfield, site of the Governor’s seventh “Capital For a Day.”
The Governor listens to Steve Wilson and other workers during tour of the High Country Fusion facility in Fairfield.	At the Camas Senior Center with the Camas County sheriff.
At the Camas Senior Center with local children.	The Governor about to enter the High Country Fusion warehouse with Fairfield Mayor David Hanks (red shirt) and the mayor’s young son Sebastian.
At the Camas Senior Center with a family of four on hand to meet the Governor.
July 24, 2007
The Governor poses for a picture with interns who staffed the office this summer. They are from left to right Michelle Craig, Cody Hodges, and Anna Marie Limbaugh.
Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter presides at the swearing-in of Idaho’s new Supreme Court Chief Justice Daniel Eismann at the Idaho Supreme Court July 24^th.	Chief Justice Eismann and his wife Sheila pose for pictures with the Governor afterwards.
July 30, 2007
Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter is greeted by tribal leaders as he arrives at the Duck Valley Reservation to get a briefing and answer questions about the Murphy Complex Fire. The fire knocked out power to residents for several days.	The Governor climbs into an Idaho National Guard Blackhawk helicopter to begin an aerial tour of the “Murphy Complex Fire.”
The Governor lands at the Duck Valley reservation to get an assessment from tribal leaders on the fire’s impact and aftermath.	Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter sits with Major General Lawrence (Larry) Lafrenz, Adjutant General of the Idaho National Guard, as well as Senator Mike Crapo, and Senator Larry Craig as they meet with tribal leaders of the Shoshone-Paiute tribe at the Duck Valley Reservation.
Owyhee County residents gather at the Three Creeks Schoolhouse to listen to Governor Otter as well as Senators Mike Crapo and Larry Craig.	Residents of Duck Valley discuss their concerns about the fire.
An aerial view from a Blackhawk helicopter shows some of the 650,000 acres that were blackened by the largest wild fire in the United States.	A standing-room-only crowd gathers at the Three Creeks Schoolhouse to listen to Idaho leaders and express their concerns over Federal land management policies many believe responsible for contributing to the size and intensity of the Murphy Complex Fire.
Actor Matt Damon is photographed along with Idaho First Lady Lori Otter, Damon’s wife, Luciana Barroso, Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter, and Producer Frank Marshall. The Governor moments earlier had a meeting with the actor about opportunities to increase the number of motion pictures filmed in the Gem State. The Governor and First Lady were invited to attend a special premiere screening of Damon’s new movie “The Bourne Ultimatum” on July 30^th, at the Egyptian Theatre in downtown Boise.

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