Holly Cook for Ada County Commissioner

Please support Holly Cook for Ada County Commissioner in the Republican primary if you live in Ada County. Ryan Davidson has to go. #Idaho #AdaCounty #Boise #IDPOL #IdahoGOP #IDGOP

Ada County EMS board notes stolen Canyon County ambulance, vandalism arrest At a brief Ada County Emergency Medical Services District meeting, commissioners noted a Canyon County ambulance was stolen and driven into a building in the hospital parking lot and reported an arrest in a related vandalism case in Boise.

A stolen ambulance was driven into a building in a shocking act of vandalism, raising alarms in Ada County as authorities make arrests in connection with the crime.

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EMS district: interim leadership, Eagle Fire Station LOI and ambulance purchases discussed Acting as the county EMS district, the board heard that a deputy chief promotion process closed with the role remaining unfilled, Chief Humblin retired and is taking a position with Peregrine, a letter of intent for Eagle Fire Station 2 has been sent, and the district acquired 13 ambulances recently with three more expected in the fall (16 total planned).

Ada County's EMS district is in transition with new leadership, a major fire station acquisition, and a fleet expansion of 16 ambulances on the horizon!

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Ada County approves multiple land-use requests, tables others for revised findings At its Feb. 11 public hearing, Ada County commissioners approved several variances, a time extension and subdivision-related items, and tabled multiple applications to Feb. 24 (and one to March 11) for revised findings or development-agreement edits. Notable approvals included an accessory-dwelling variance for a family homestead and a master site plan for a contractor's yard near the Boise airport.

Ada County commissioners made significant moves on land-use applications, approving key variances and tabling others for further review—what's next for local development?

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Ada County approves modified River Ridge RV park plan amid neighborhood odor and traffic concerns Ada County commissioners conditionally approved a modified master site plan and development-agreement changes for the River Ridge RV park on Feb. 11, 2026, after hearings focused on an upgraded on-site sewage treatment system and neighborhood worries about odor, traffic and road capacity. The board approved the project but asked staff to finalize development-agreement language and related findings at the Feb. 24 open business meeting.

Ada County has taken a significant step towards improving the controversial River Ridge RV park by approving a modified plan that addresses neighborhood concerns over odor and traffic!

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Idaho Supreme Court rules on Ada County public records - BoiseDev Ada County will not have to turn over its property owner information to a company it suspects of selling the data for mailing lists. For the past three years, Ada County has been involved in a lawsuit...

Nice to know that at least #AdaCounty, Idaho has ethics and spine. Data co. wanted every name & address of Ada Co. property owners. County fought to Idaho Supreme Court. boisedev.com/news/2026/02... #Privacy #SentryDynamics #MailingLists #DataMining

Ada County tables Icarus Behavioral Health appeal after hours of neighborhood testimony After more than three hours of public testimony, the Ada County Board of Commissioners voted to table the appeal by Icarus Behavioral Health — which seeks a conditional use permit to increase capacity from 8 to 16 adults at 11101 W. Chapin Ave — to Feb. 3 to allow staff and commissioners more time to review septic, zoning and Fair Housing Act issues.

After hours of passionate debate, the Ada County Board has decided to delay the controversial appeal by Icarus Behavioral Health to increase their residential capacity—what's next for the community?

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Ada County commissioners adopt resolution opposing new regional transit taxing authority Ada County commissioners voted to adopt Resolution No. 31‑61, stating the board does not support proposed legislation to make the regional public‑transportation authority a taxing district with bonding authority and objecting to the projected local property‑tax impact.

Ada County commissioners have officially opposed a controversial proposal that could shift public transportation funding onto local property owners, sparking fierce debate about taxation methods.

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Ada County, Idaho approves solar farm on 1,700 acres near Kuna  - BoiseDev Nearly 1,000 acres of solar panels are headed to the range land near the state-owned complex of prisons in southern Ada County.  On December 30, the three Ada County Commissioners voted to approve a c...

This is a pleasant surprise: Ada Co. green lights solar farm on Idaho Department of Correction land near Kuna. boisedev.com/news/2026/01... #AltEnergy #Idaho #AdaCounty

Meet Chia, the sidekick of Ada County Sheriff Matt Clifford.

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Ada County EMS official: process started to move EMS rules from IDAPA into statute; scope and timing uncertain An Ada County EMS representative told the Emergency Medical Services District Jan. 6 that an introductory meeting started a process to move EMS rules from IDAPA into state statute; staff estimated the work could take about a year and said legislators including Representative Tanner may shepherd changes.

Idaho's EMS regulations could be on the brink of a major overhaul as discussions begin to shift from administrative rules to state statute—what does this mean for the future of emergency medical services?

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Ada County approves extension of Boise area-of-impact, retains right to revisit if city does not provide services The Ada County Board of Commissioners approved an extension of the City of Boise's area of impact after staff found sewer infrastructure already serves the area; the county included a proviso allowing review if Boise fails to provide services within the statutory timeframe.

Ada County just approved a significant extension of Boise's area of impact, but there's a catch—if the city doesn't deliver on its service commitments, the decision could be revisited!

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Ada County conditionally approves 150 MW solar-plus-storage project with strict fire and decommissioning requirements After public testimony and staff revisions, the board approved a 150 MW solar project on mainly state land with conditions requiring decommissioning financial assurance, fire-protection annexation, certified water supplies, and a battery-fire response plan.

Ada County has just approved a groundbreaking 150-megawatt solar and battery-storage project, but only after implementing strict safety measures for fire response and decommissioning!

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Prosecutor calls recruitment a 'crisis'; commissioners approve large personnel package using PCN savings Ada County prosecutors and HR told the board of acute attorney turnover and market pressure; the county approved a large personnel package using position-control number savings and limited midyear reallocations to raise entry rates and retain staff.

Ada County's Prosecuting Attorney warns of a "crisis level" recruitment struggle as neighboring jurisdictions lure away talent with higher salaries, putting public service at risk.

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The Ada County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's finding a a man wanted on a felony warrant for possession of child sexually exploitative material.

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Ada County EMS board hears BMS update on anticipated impacts from changes in mental‑health funding John Blake reported the EMS district is coordinating with hospitals and partners after reductions in funding for care of people with severe mental illness; he warned some people may "decompensate in about 30 days," and officials said agencies will monitor and coordinate responses.

As funding cuts threaten mental health services, experts warn that vulnerable individuals may face serious setbacks within just 30 days.

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Ada County officials link a suspected infant botulism case to a ByHeart formula recall. Know the symptoms and check your shelves if you still have this product. 🚨

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Ada County approves series of plats, variances and subdivisions; board tables Shadow Valley consideration At the Nov. 14 public hearing the Ada County board approved several staff‑recommended land‑use items — including Floyd Subdivision, two‑lot Victory Road subdivision, a commercial parcel split, Working Class Acres industrial plat, variances and an easement vacation — and tabled the large Shadow Valley plan community to Dec. 16 for further review.

Ada County just approved a series of subdivisions and variances, paving the way for new developments—what does this mean for local residents?

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Ada County hears hours of opposition to Shadow Valley plan community over water, traffic and wildfire risks Developers and staff urged the board to designate 560 acres as a planned community; residents and neighboring developers raised concerns about groundwater, septic, Highway 55 traffic and wildfire risk. The board tabled the proposal to Dec. 16 to review the record and legal questions.

Ada County is facing a heated debate on the proposed Shadow Valley community, as residents raise serious concerns about water, traffic, and wildfire risks.

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Ada County coroner seeks federal grant for refrigerated trailers; office reports CT machine installation and staffing updates The Ada County Coroner's Office sought board approval to apply for a federal grant to purchase a 17-foot refrigerated trailer and two modular refrigerated cubes, reported progress on a CT scanner installation and staff accreditation, and said it will track cremation-authorizations requiring investigation.

Ada County's Coroner is taking crucial steps to enhance emergency response with a new federal grant for advanced refrigerated storage solutions and cutting-edge imaging technology.

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Ada County reopens deliberations on zoning rewrite; directs staff to clarify solar rules for prime farmland The Ada County Board of Commissioners reopened deliberations on a comprehensive zoning ordinance rewrite to clarify how large-scale solar projects may be sited on prime or important farmland, directed staff to draft exception criteria, and tabled the matter for two weeks to allow staff to return with proposed language.

Ada County is taking a bold step to balance agricultural protection with renewable energy by reexamining how large-scale solar projects can be sited on prime farmland.

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A judge ordered Alexander Wills be held on $500,000 bail as prosecutors say the Boise-based psychiatrist sexually assaulted a patient. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for Monday, Oct. 27.

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Ada County Sheriff Matt Clifford explains how his team took a heightened security approach to protect high‑profile inmates like Lori Vallow, Chad Daybell, and Bryan Kohberger during their respective trials.

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For the first time, Ada County’s “Remembered with Compassion” memorial honored not just adults, but also babies who passed without family to lay them to rest. 💐

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Kade County Commissioners Review Three Proposals for Armored Car Services Commissioners received three proposals for Kade County's armored car services project.

Ada County Commissioners are set to make a pivotal decision on armored car services that could enhance financial security and operational efficiency for local government.

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Kootenai County Approves EMS Claims and Renewal Agreements at Board Meeting Board members approve EMS claims and agreements related to naloxone program funding.

Ada County Commissioners just approved critical funding for a life-saving naloxone program aimed at tackling the opioid crisis—what’s next for public health in our community?

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Ada County Commissioners Proclaim September 11, 2025, as Patriot Day Board designates week of September 11 as remembrance week honoring 9/11 victims.

Ada County is honoring the heroes of 9/11 with a week of remembrance and community events, including a special Patriot Day kickoff featuring Governor Little!

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Ada County Commissioners Reappoint Daniel Murphy and Steve Wilder to Expo Idaho Advisory Board Commissioners confirm two members' reappointment to the Expo Idaho Advisory Board until 2028.

Ada County Commissioners reaffirm their commitment to community engagement by reappointing key members to the Expo Idaho Advisory Board—what’s next on their agenda?

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Neighbors Express Concerns Over Dust and Debris at Miracle Lane Property Hearing Neighbors voice worries about dust and debris as property development plans progress.

Residents of Ada County are raising alarms over dust and debris as a contractor's yard proposal sparks heated discussions about environmental impacts at a recent public hearing.

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Landscaping Business Owner Seeks Variance Amid Neighbors' Concerns in Victory Road Area Property owner addresses debris cleanup while facing community opposition over safety and water issues.

Residents of Ada County are raising alarms over a proposed landscaping business, fearing traffic congestion and groundwater contamination could threaten their rural lifestyle.

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