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.
News
Local Governments approve Emergency Declarations to Assist in COVID 19 response
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 Temporarily Stop Non-Essential Work Travel
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
Stay Informed about Coronavirus
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.
Property Tax Help is Available
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.
Invasive Trees Being Removed from Barber Park
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,
Idaho’s Largest County Passes Anti-Discrimination Ordinance
BOISE – Ada County Commissioners voted unanimously Wednesday night to prohibit discrimination in unincorporated Ada County based on sexual orientation and gender identity and expression. The ordinance applies to areas of employment, public accommodations and housing.
Seeking Volunteer to Serve on Air Quality Board
(Boise, ID) – The Board of Ada County Commissioners is seeking an individual interested in serving on the Ada County Air Quality Board as the county’s citizen representative. This is a volunteer position for a citizen-at-large to serve on the board. Interested applicants must live in Ada County. The Ada County Air Quality Board typically
EXPO Idaho Citizens Advisory Committee
The Board of Ada County Commissioners plans open and transparent process for determining EXPO Idaho’s future.
Ada County Commissioner Rick Visser calls for budget tightening
Ada County Commissioner Rick Visser is proposing limiting the FY2021 budget in an effort to give relief to Ada County property taxpayers. “People are struggling to actually stay in their homes,” said Visser. “That’s untenable, and I will continue to work on behalf of all Ada County residents to reign in these increases,” Visser noted