During a recent government meeting, significant concerns were raised regarding noise regulations at Boise Airport, particularly in relation to the potential increase in operations by noisy jets. A resident recounted their experience from a decade ago when discussions were held about allowing military jets to use the airport. They noted that despite being outside the designated noise impact area, the noise from jets was disruptive enough to hinder conversations and disturb children's sleep.

The resident expressed frustration over the perceived prioritization of revenue generation over the well-being of local residents, suggesting that the research conducted on noise impacts was not reflective of the actual experiences of those living near the airport. They emphasized that community meetings held to discuss these issues were overwhelmingly attended by individuals opposed to the increased jet traffic, highlighting a disconnect between city leaders and the concerns of constituents.

Additionally, the resident briefly touched on traffic issues in the area, specifically on Maple Grove and Overland, indicating that excessive traffic patterns during peak hours were also a growing concern for residents. The meeting concluded with officials acknowledging the resident's comments on both noise and traffic, indicating that these issues would be taken into consideration moving forward.