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Nampa Highway District No.1

Nampa Highway District No. 1 (NHD) is one of four highway districts that serve Canyon County. Each is a political subdivision of the State of Idaho and is independent of state, city or county governments.

AGENDA/MEETINGS

PROJECTS

The authority of the highway districts is set forth in Idaho Code Title 40, Chapter 13.

NHD maintains approximately 734 lane miles of roadways, and associated signs, bridges, and culverts. NHD is governed by three elected Commissioners and has 39 employees.

Geographic Boundaries

NHD Jurisdictional boundaries are shown in the "Canyon County" Highway Districts Map. NHD is composed of the southern portion of Canyon County, bounded by Marsing Rd. (west of Lake Lowell), and Midland Blvd. and Ustick Rd. (north and east of Lake Lowell). NHD does not have jurisdiction over City of Nampa or City of Melba roads.

Five Year Work Plan

Our Current Projects

Nampa Highway District publishes a fiscally constrained Five-Year Work Plan, which it updates annually. The principal types of projects listed in the plan are seal coats, overlays, rebuilds, and new construction. It does not show smaller projects, such as ditch cleaning, culvert replacement, sign replacement, crack sealing, or emergent repairs.

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Nez Perce Road, Greenhurst to South End (0.11 mile)

Description: The road will be pulverized, re-shaped and compacted, then resurfaced with new asphalt pavement. Restrictions: [To be determined as project develops] Tentative Rebuild Schedule: February 2026 Tentative Paving Schedule: Spring 2026

Clark Place, Brent to West End (0.08 mile)

Brent Avenue, Airport to Howard (0.25 mile)

Description: The road will be pulverized, re-shaped and compacted, then resurfaced with new asphalt pavement. Restrictions: [To be determined as project develops] Tentative Rebuild Schedule: August 2026 – September 2026 Tentative Paving Schedule: Fall 2026

Oak Street, Brent Ave to West End (0.18 mile)

Description: The road will be pulverized, re-shaped and compacted, then resurfaced with new asphalt pavement. Restrictions: [To be determined as project develops] Tentative Rebuild Schedule: September 2026 – October 2026 Tentative Paving Schedule: Fall 2026

Commissioner Franklin Kennedy

Sub District 1

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Commissioner Ernie Lowry

Sub District 2

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Commissioner Dick Smith

Sub District 3

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OUR PROCESS

How We Serve Our Community...

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Intersection Projects

Intersection projects are designed to improve traffic flow and public safety. They range from a full intersection redesign and rebuild to the addition of traffic signals.

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Roadway Projects

Roadway projects are designed to improve safety and to improve traffic flow. Roadway projects may include seal coat, overlay, rebuild and new construction.

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Bridge Projects

Nampa Highway District is responsible for bridges and culverts within the district. Regular inspections are performed to monitor for wear and to ensure we meet or exceed all State and Federal Standards.

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Traffic Studies

Traffic Studies are designed to improve safety and traffic flow in addition to future planning for transportation projects throughout the Nampa Highway District.

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Bid Solicitations

Nampa Highway District obtains public works construction, goods, and services via a sealed bid process. Contractors, suppliers, or vendors are invited to participate in open, advertised solicitation.

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Stormwater

Stormwater is inclement weather water that flows over the ground and does not soak into the soil. For more information and to report stormwater issues, see stormwater tab.

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TESTIMONIALS

What Our Customers Are Saying...

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