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Ada County Updating Animal Control Ordinance
Ada County is updating its Animal Control Ordinance. An updated version of the Animal Control Ordinance will be discussed further during the January 24, 2023 Open Business Meeting (OBM) at 9:00 AM.
What are the cities in Ada County? How many people live there?
Knowing about the community you live in, or have recently moved to, helps you better understand everything about local government. Using figures from the United States Census and the Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) we’ve put together a list of Ada County’s cities and their populations.
Live Healthy Discount Program
Ada County Commissioners have signed on to a program that offers discounts on health and dental services for residents of our community who need assistance. The Live Healthy Discount Program is made available through the National Association of Counties (NACo).
Where Do Your Tax Dollars Go?
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?
Tax Scam Alert!
Residents of Ada County are being targeted by con artists. If you receive a delinquent tax notice that looks like this – throw it away. This is a scam meant to victimize Idahoans. The letters are from a place called the “Ada County Tax Processing Unit.” There is no such place. They look official but
Your Household Could be Eligible for Emergency Rental Assistance
It seems like a long time ago but the financial repercussions for many people that started during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic remain significant. If you or someone you know has been struggling due to household income changes and other losses that began in March of 2020 see if you qualify for rental assistance.
Have you checked out the latest Ada County Newsletter?
Each month the Ada County Commissioner’s monthly newsletter features important news and information about issues affecting the entire community. Included in the latest newsletter – information about the new permanent photo installation in the Ada County Courthouse honoring trailblazing Ada County Leaders.
Ada County Women Making History
A new permanent photo installation honoring trailblazing Ada County women is now on display in the Ada County Courthouse lobby. “Ada County Women Making History” recognizes the contributions of five women who were the first women in their positions in Ada County.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Ada County Commissioners Ryan Davidson, Rod Beck (Chair) and Kendra Kenyon along with the Ada County Domestic Violence Court are proud to support the designation of October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.