The City of Boise is holding three neighborhood discussions to ask for citizen's input regarding the homeless in the capital city.
The City of Boise is taking bold steps to address climate change and promote conservation of open space.
Boise is taking proactive steps to strengthen the relationship between residents and their police.
Idaho Governor Brad Little signed HB 126 into law April 17, legalizing the cultivation, transportation and processing of industrial hemp.
Idaho Governor Brad Little announces Mark Tschampl and the new Chief Administrator of the Idaho Division of Veterans Services.
Governor Brad Little stated he will veto the bill limiting the governor's powers and has the support of four previous Idaho governors.
Boise Mayor Lauren McLean issued a statement thanking the staff at the city's libraries and laying the foundation for the future.
The city is considering replacing Station 5 and replacing the structure along with affordable housing units.
Governor Little has named appointments to Idaho Water Resource Board and Oil & Gas Conservation Commission.
The Ridge to Rivers partnership will continue to engage the public throughout the process.
Idaho residents will not need to show proof of a vaccination to access public services or enter public facilities.
The city is looking for projects and activities that focus on low- to moderate-income households for block grants.
The Idaho Governor releases video stressing need for highway funding.
Compare your federal tax payments and refunds to state and national averages.
The City of Boise is taking comments from residents on the Boise Pathways Plan, a system of off-street walking and biking paths.
Governor Brad Little signed a bill bringing upgrades to many state parks popular with Boise residents.
Conforming with the federal government deadline, Idahoans now have until May 17 to file taxes.
The state law enforcement agency currently has 25 openings across the state.
An update on legislation the City of Boise is tracking.
Boise City Council divides on vote with Mayor McLean casting tie-breaker to approve the plan.
“I condemn the violent and racist hate crimes in Atlanta and the increased number of incidents throughout our nation,” said Mayor Lauren.
The long-term investments combined with one-time infusions to key areas will help build back a better Boise for all residents.
Due to multiple positive coronavirus tests, the Idaho Legislature has called for a historic 18-day recess.
The Boise City Council will hear information on two rezoning requests on March 30. Boise Avenue residents should take note.
Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee meetings are typically held the second Wednesday of the month, starting at 12 p.m.
After 30 years of playing lucky numbers, Idaho lawmakers kill popular game.
A bill raising the age to purchase cigarettes and vaping devices to 21 heads to the Idaho House of Representatives.
The proposed change would require parents to opt in for sex education, changing the current opt out option.
Anti-mask protesters set fire to the face coverings over the weekend outside the Idaho State Capitol Building in Boise.
“The sudden loss of three fathers and servicemen from our community has affected many of our residents deeply,” said Mayor Lauren McLean.
The City of Boise will launch a nationwide search to find the next director of the Planning and Development Services Department.
“It has been an honor to serve as the Director for Planning and Development Services at City of Boise over past two years” said Mark Lavin.
The agency's interim director officially takes over April 16 in the management of the state's 30 state parks.
The strategic planning session will take place at 10:30 a.m. on February 23 at Boise City Hall in the Maryanne Jordan City.
The City of Boise has reached an agreement in Martin v. Boise. This historic settlement concludes 12 years of litigation about homelessness.
'I am so happy and proud to see everyone's hard work finally come together in such a way that will help so many people.'
There will be a public hearing on September 15th and Boise City Council is scheduled to vote on the plan October 13th.
'The City of Boise stands committed in our belief that all who chose to call Boise their home are welcome here.'
"We strongly encourage continued virtual attendance while we start providing opportunity for in-person attendance and testimony again."
Boise Mayor made the following statement regarding news that the U.S. Supreme Court declined the city’s petition to hear Martin v. Boise.