Ada County Commissioners Ryan Davidson, Chairman Rod Beck and Commissioner Tom Dayley, joined Ada County Parks & Waterways Director Scott Koberg and our partners with the City of Boise June 29th to formally kick off the summer 2023 Float Season. Ada County was happy to host the event at our Barber Park facility off Eckert Road – the put-in location for floaters ready to enjoy this beautiful experience.
In compliance with title 33, Chapter 27, Idaho Code, the Board of Ada County Commissioners will hold a public hearing for public comment on the petition to dissolve the Meridian Library District. Residents who live within the Meridian Library District are welcome to provide testimony.
County Government in Idaho is different than state government or city government, but often people are unsure as to what services, programs and initiatives originate at the county level. That’s why each month we provide a synopsis of what’s happening in county government in the Ada County newsletter. This month we have stories about the January 9th Swearing In Ceremony of newly elected Ada County Office Holders, as well as feature stories from Parks & Waterways, Ada County Paramedics and so much more.
The Board of Ada County Commissioners invites you to the swearing-in ceremony for newly elected Ada County officials, January 9, 2023.
The tax dollars we pay each year go toward the essential services our families and communities need. While just about no one is excited to see their tax bill, our tax dollars pay for things we count on but often take for granted – like public safety, schools, roadways, clean water, parks and so much more. Do you know where your tax dollars go?
The Budget Explorer for the tentative FY23 Ada County Budget is now available to view online. This helpful tool allows you to see how property taxes are distributed, and how each dollar allocated for Ada County services will be spent during the upcoming fiscal year.
County government is representative government so your voice is important. Each year the Board of Ada County Commissioners sets the county budget for the upcoming fiscal year. This is an important annual process that ensures your tax dollars are being managed in a transparent and fiscally responsible manner that supports the community’s values.
The Board of Ada County Commissioners (BOCC) has adopted a fireworks prohibition for certain unincorporated areas of the county. The resolution was approved by Board Chairman Rod Beck and Commissioner Kendra Kenyon with Commissioner Ryan Davidson voting against the prohibition.
The Board of Ada County Commissioners is seeking individuals interested in filling openings on the Ada County Planning and Zoning Commission. This is a volunteer position that carries a three (3) year term. Qualified applicants must live in Ada County throughout their term, and must have lived in Ada County for at least two (2) years. The positions will remain open until filled.
Each year the Board of Ada County Commissioners sets the county budget for the upcoming fiscal year. This is an important annual process that ensures your tax dollars are being managed in a transparent and fiscally responsible manner that supports the community’s values. We want to hear from you. The public testimony portion of the budget process happens Thursday June 16, 2022 from 5:00 – 6:30 PM.
