Governor Little orders flags to half-staff for Maj. Gen. Darrell Manning

Governor Brad Little orders U.S. and State of Idaho flags lowered to half-staff to honor Maj. Gen. Darrell Manning. The order applies to all State of Idaho buildings from sunrise on Wednesday, Sept. 2, through sunset on Friday, Sept. 4.

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Governor Brad Little orders flags lowered to honor Maj. Gen. Darrell Manning, a remarkable Idahoan, patriot, and public servant. The directive lowers U.S. and State of Idaho flags in recognition of Manning’s passing and extends to all State of Idaho buildings.

The half-staff period begins at sunrise on Wednesday, Sept. 2, and continues through sunset on Friday, Sept. 4. The order covers the statewide system of state buildings, making the tribute visible across Idaho during the designated days.

Maj. Gen. Manning is honored as a figure of service and patriotism, with the governor marking his death through the customary half-staff display. The order provides a clear, time-limited tribute for the state to observe in his memory.

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Last reviewed September 5, 2026