Our Path Home, the public-private partnership working to end homelessness in Ada County, in partnership with the Idaho Policy Institute, released the first New Path Community Housing 2019 Annual Evaluation. The Evaluation highlights the collective community benefit of the Housing First model, which provides housing to individuals experiencing homelessness alongside supportive services.
Are you wearing your face covering when you go to the grocery store or to other public places for essential services? You are helping to stop the spread of COVID19. Thank you! We are all in this together.
CrushTheCurveIdaho.com is a coordinated effort by Idaho businesses, innovators, and leaders to reduce the spread of COVID-19. The mission is to procure testing (COVID-19 and antibody) specifically for Idaho companies to make it easier for essential workers to be tested.
Please read Idaho’s Stay at Home Order issued Wed. March 25, 2020. It that will remain in effect until April 15, 2020, or until it is extended. A list of exempt essential infrastructure, transportation, financial, food service and other establishments can be found below. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (IDHW) has a new COVID-19 information line available 1-888-330-3010
Ada County Elected Officials held a joint news conference March 17 at 12:00 noon on the front steps of the Ada County Courthouse on Front Street.
The decision to approve disaster emergency declarations is not a result of a dire or immediate need for resources. It is being done now – ahead of any crisis – so communities can proactively pursue additional resources that might be needed to help prevent the community spread of COVID-19 in the weeks and months to come.
Ada County Commissioners today called for all non-essential work travel by Ada County personnel to be suspended. The advised work travel restriction applies to all 2000 Ada County employees and will remain in effect through May 2020. The move comes in response to growing numbers of confirmed COVID-19 cases in nearby states, and advice from
Many folks in our community have various levels of concern about the Novel Coronavirus. While Idaho has not yet reported any cases, health officials say the likelihood that we will have cases is a distinct possibility. We encourage individuals, families, and businesses to stay informed.
Are you, your parents, or someone you care about, eligible for property tax relief?
The Ada County Assessor’s office is spreading the word about multiple tax breaks available. Not sure? It doesn’t hurt to ask. Call 208 287-7200 and talk to a real person or visit Ada County Assessor’s website.
Russian Olives, Siberian Elms, and Callery Pear trees sound beautiful and exotic but they can wreak havoc on important ecosystems along the Boise River. Thanks to a generous donation from the Golden Eagle Audubon Society (GEAS) Ada County Parks & Waterways in collaboration with Ada County Weed, Pest, and Mosquito Abatement,
