It is with profound sadness that the Board of Ada County Commissioners, Chairman Rod Beck, Commissioner Ryan Davidson, and Commissioner Tom Dayley share their deep condolences with the entire Ada County community for the loss of one of our Ada County Deputies.
Ada County Elections is excited to launch a new, first-of-its-kind platform, the Ballot Verifier. This tool puts Ada County at the forefront of providing more transparency into elections by being the first in the country to develop and implement an interactive data tool like the Ballot Verifier. This innovative and interactive tool will allow the
Did you know there are 44 counties in the Gem State? As a matter of fact, even if you live outside the city limits of the nearest town, you live in a county. April is County Government Month in Idaho and across the United States. It’s the perfect time to elevate awareness of county government,
In a world full of scrolling it’s nice to read a paragraph or two on what’s happening in your community. So many things happening at the county level have a direct impact on your life. We hope you’ll take a moment to sign up for the Ada County newsletter. From construction projects to programs that
This inspiring and effective program changes lives and helps build a stronger community by emphasizing treatment instead of incarceration. Watch this inspiring video featuring some recent graduates.
New name, same outstanding service. The Ada County Commissioners and the Ada County Prosecutor’s Office are renaming the area’s foremost comprehensive victim services center in downtown Boise.
2024 promises to be an interesting year for all Idahoans and for residents who live in Ada County. Knowledge is power. Sign up to receive the Ada County newsletter each month and stay informed on issues affecting you, your family and your business.
As the new year approaches we wish you and your loved ones the very best in 2024. Thank you for making Ada County a wonderful place to live and work!
May each and every person in our county, state and country have a blessed holiday season.
Ada County’s – The Bridge Youth and Family Resource Center will be one of six centers from across the country to participate in the National Assessment Center Association’s ACORN initiative and one of only two centers in the “advanced” data capacity category. The ACORN initiative will result in well-defined measures to consistently report outcomes and
