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Staff reported a heavy operational presence at a stadium concert (noted performers: Post Malone and Jelly Roll), with roughly half the EMS staff working standard field assignments and the remainder positioned at the event. The county has an on-site event medical arrangement at the stadium that includes a triage/treatment area where attendees can be treated without being transported to an emergency department.

Sean Rain described a new ambulance color scheme the service will begin rolling out: a blue hood with a high-visibility yellow box recommended by a scientist the county consulted. “This is the yellow that... recommended because it's very high visibility,” Rain said in the meeting transcript, noting the color appears brighter in sunlight and is intended to improve visibility compared with white rigs. Staff said some ambulances will be repainted this year using funds recovered after a crashed ambulance; additional rigs will be repainted next year and new 4x4 ambulances expected in the fleet will arrive painted in the new scheme.

Staff also described event logistics, including planned road closures near the stadium (University Avenue/Broadway to Capitol) and dedicated ride-hailing lanes to facilitate ingress and egress. EMS emphasized coordination with Boise State, which provided a medical/treatment facility on site with additional clinical support from student clinicians.

The EMS district approved the EMS claims journal and routine personnel actions by voice vote during the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Ada County Commissioners – Open Business Meeting – June 24, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","At an Ada County Emergency Medical Services District meeting on June 24, EMS staff reported operational coverage for a stadium concert (Post Malone and Jelly Roll), previewed a new high-visibility ambulance color scheme recommended by external researchers, and said some painting will be funded from recovered crash insurance proceeds.","taxTitle","Ada County, Idaho","taxId",2612,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6513715,"Ada County approves revised findings for Butterfield property; easement relinquishment required before vacation",83,405000,488000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5067262-5bee885a05ecc1aa7652a37233c229b5&start=405&end=488","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5067262-5bee885a05ecc1aa7652a37233c229b5/thumbnail_405000.jpg","/articles/6513715/Ada-County/Idaho/Ada-County-approves-revised-findings-for-Butterfield-property-easement-relinquishment-required-before-vacation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6513715-b4b34e12a2ac1211886eae32e6774371/orig.mp4?Expires=1771151628&Signature=PQEvc0j4fKEnZtERXgLYGjOcc5XPONWJ-p4hZze8rRinh0SA9bin~AqN81byD-otDyjekKegmwor-edfhT6kQfE8D9DklCXYW1mLMk1YBaE6EY8RgHfNSHxSmQr7ieWWnUgK2EmnAXeXsxPlFZxbn2SnXLnFuEvYLX4GmOVW-Abd3-Qi0HI7o3C-PMdzG9O8twTEyH5yhxkXpvrjVpQA09zKs3fftMhFX-uXaucyI1kK0dxfgiM632qRQhwUC6dEYLYhegFzDPNI~sRozOP0Hmqm8Rs5WQ14CBPtiuKD4h~ylwHF3x9b8qfPe89SLUhrxSfY8ZbWQ4mn0zyR-SMuxw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Ada County Board of Commissioners on June 24 approved revised findings of fact and conclusions of law for application 202500616 (Butterfield), granting conditional approval subject to documentation related to existing easements.

Staff reviewed the June 11 public hearing record and the applicant’s materials and presented revised documents for the board’s consideration. Staff advised that the applicant had constructed a shop using an existing fence line as a gauge for setbacks; subsequent review showed the fence line did not match the legal property line. The board approved the conditional findings and conclusions after staff clarified the county’s limits: the county can accept relinquishments but “we can’t technically vacate an easement” until relinquishment is secured and recorded.

The approval requires the Butterfield applicant to secure relinquishments of the affected easements and present recorded documents to county staff before the county will process a formal vacation. The transcript records the staff explanation and a subsequent motion to approve the revised findings and conclusions, which carried by voice vote.

Why it matters: the action resolves a setback/easement dispute arising from a fence-line error, and conditions the county’s formal vacation process on the applicant obtaining and presenting third-party easement relinquishments.","The Board approved revised findings and conclusions of law for application 202500616 (Butterfield), granting conditional approval tied to the applicant securing relinquishments of easements before any legal vacation of the easement can occur.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6513719,"Ada County adopts cost-share with City of Boise for Boise River float-season safety and information services",240,620000,860000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5067262-5bee885a05ecc1aa7652a37233c229b5&start=620&end=860","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5067262-5bee885a05ecc1aa7652a37233c229b5/thumbnail_620000.jpg","/articles/6513719/Ada-County/Idaho/Ada-County-adopts-cost-share-with-City-of-Boise-for-Boise-River-float-season-safety-and-information-services","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6513719-d606d27c75ad1c34b46dbca9474528b8/orig.mp4?Expires=1771151628&Signature=Shwicn2vKb0O8MGiEwOa6zvwHQfoIoZD3Xu9qo4IZ9K5kfJK58965sA8wuc9iX5gaEh8NBzTC1Mn0-zrMAcvMC6gWs1KI0azq6X2iVexSa8rG3OkZW991lzhAcFBqMfDxjRAvp16zY1obgqkktE3QaiT3mRWGRXm0xKQriy516DN1NNsLNOPSCkAD8mn9yTgrPV32zPDp2zZ3xDu-oX3uKzUcZnQOCqm358EeKgHkdF0NnU2zSIcTm-OJF8O6LN8zfzerkQimJQtme~v~CRxWxcswe~m~jXXRSBuDFzm88AuLqIvN1YwXGVSNxWKREcFuW69UizbL~o368-zhXI0ew__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Ada County Board of Commissioners on June 24 adopted Resolution 3103, recognizing a partnership with the City of Boise for the Boise River float season and authorizing cost-sharing of mutually beneficial services for the fiscal-year 2025 float season.

The resolution formalizes county participation in two identified cost centers. The first is an in-river pre-float cleanup performed by Boise Fire Department (snag and debris removal) recommended for safety; the total cost identified in the discussion was $9,652 and the resolution splits that cost in half. The second is ongoing maintenance and hosting of a City of Boise river-information website that provides real-time river updates, safety information and shuttle schedules; the meeting record identifies $6,500 for the float season and the resolution splits that amount in half.

Discussion in the meeting emphasized that county parks, the sheriff’s office and the City of Boise’s public-safety and parks personnel all incur costs related to the float season. A staff speaker noted the county’s parks director participated in a city study of the river system; that study recommended the county share in snag-removal costs and suggested the study be tweaked every two years and formally updated every ten years. The transcript states that the study had last been done 11 years earlier and participants expressed hope the study would be renewed.

Chair (Ada County Board of Commissioners) said the county has participated informally in this work in past years and that Resolution 3103 is a formal cost-share arrangement for the identified float-season costs. The resolution is limited in duration: the board preserved its authority to revisit cost-sharing next year and to negotiate different cost centers in subsequent years.

The board approved and adopted Resolution 3103 by voice vote. The transcript contains a staff explanation and no public opposition was recorded during the hearing.

Why it matters: the cost-share formalizes who pays for river-safety work and public information in the height of the float season, clarifying county participation in emergency-response-adjacent cleanup and public outreach.","The Ada County Board of Commissioners adopted Resolution 3103 to formalize cost-sharing with the City of Boise for pre-float river cleanup and a public information website during the 2025 float season; the resolution splits two identified cost centers and preserves county authority to review cost-sharing in future years.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6513724,"Ada County commissioners approve routine items, reject sheriff radio bids and set several tablings",261,346000,607000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5067262-5bee885a05ecc1aa7652a37233c229b5&start=346&end=607","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5067262-5bee885a05ecc1aa7652a37233c229b5/thumbnail_346000.jpg","/articles/6513724/Ada-County/Idaho/Ada-County-commissioners-approve-routine-items-reject-sheriff-radio-bids-and-set-several-tablings","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6513724-a4cde39c11b333451f7b8002ab6e1197/orig.mp4?Expires=1771151628&Signature=DJv-qDejVY6dQiU1BwJ4V922CgsxtBV-weyOcAPD~IPrmGFXKiCyPyUpxbhbWv1zAR-X6bAWuImLYltIka~N19gniBn0jYAEg5iqNZTyDSFbWAfTJn0OQBfJMpTOvNaUgrPAQ7GBRJ-IAHweEOqGpi8tzGZFatItPWMrNZFVuwsfFc6RYUFu5SsjU2tRJNgV8vbE3~WeeUm8egsv06KA04KOnfbTlE6dqHs4ew-OtLe4cmXPztGJK5ywKa-XNZVFzalKtXIk31ZCOSyQO7c3CzRL4em9PNZeGLre~UXwGWghDeaKNcptKgwTU0KhysHNsc4WRbKG3GsXb96CnU1cZA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Ada County Board of Commissioners met June 24 and took votes on a series of routine and procurement items, rejecting one bid package, awarding another, and tabling several agenda items to the July 1 open business meeting.

The board unanimously carried a motion to reject all bids submitted for bid 25057 (Ada County Sheriff’s Office radio-site power-system battery replacement) and to rebid the project after procurement identified specification and alternative-approval issues. The recommendation to reject all bids came from Ada County Procurement in a written evaluation letter dated June 24, 2025.

The board approved bid 25014 (Ada County Sheriff’s Office HSU exhaust system project) and awarded the contract to TBR Incorporated in the amount of $66,927.68 after procurement reported TBR as the lowest responsive bidder.

Several agenda items were tabled for further work or delayed scheduling. Resolution 3101 was tabled to the July 1 open business meeting to allow additional fine tuning. The final ranking and award recommendation for bid 25066 (Ada County Community Transition Center tenant improvement project) was also tabled to the July 1 open business meeting so the evaluation team could complete reviews.

In addition to procurement actions, the board approved routine business: claims journals (payment of claims dated 06/20/2025), personnel actions, catering permits and license renewals, interim event and concession agreements for the Western Idaho Fair/Expo Idaho, multiple parks and waterways event agreements, the weekly indigent services recommendations dated 06/24/2025, tax cancellations and a property-roll adjustment as listed on the agenda, and minutes of the June 11 public hearing. The board also approved the final plat for the Hoover Acres Subdivision (application 202202609-S) and authorized the chair to sign the plat.

On a set of five residential trash-billing suspension requests, the board denied one account (account number 328080) because the property remained inhabitable and had exhausted temporary suspensions, and approved the remaining four suspensions for properties the assessor’s records listed as uninhabitable.

Motions were made, seconded and carried on the items above; most votes were recorded as unanimous “ayes” in the meeting transcript.

Votes at a glance (key items):
- Table resolution 3101 to July 1, 2025 — tabled (motion carried).
- Approve revised findings and conclusions of law for application 202500616 (Butterfield) — approved (motion carried).
- Reject all bids for bid 25057 and rebid — approved (motion carried).
- Award bid 25014 to TBR Incorporated, $66,927.68 — approved (motion carried).
- Table final ranking and award recommendation for bid 25066 to 07/01/2025 — tabled (motion carried).
- Adopt resolution 3103 (cost-share for Boise River float season) — approved (motion carried).
- Approve catering permits, new licenses and renewals as listed — approved.
- Approve interim events and concession/exhibitor agreements for Western Idaho Fair — approved.
- Approve claims journal dated 06/20/2025 and EMS claims journal dated 06/20/2025 — approved.
- Approve personnel actions (county and EMS) — approved.
- Approve tax cancellations and property roll adjustments (four cancellations) — approved.
- Approve Hoover Acres Subdivision final plat (application 202202609-S) — approved.
- Approve indigent services staff recommendations dated 06/24/2025 — approved.
- Trash-billing suspensions: deny account 328080; approve four others — approved.

The meeting transcript records the motions, seconds and verbal “aye” votes but does not provide roll-call tallies for most items. Several items were explicitly identified as tabled so staff could return revised documents or complete bid evaluations at the July 1 meeting.

The decisions are administrative and procedural, and several approvals carried with no substantive debate recorded in the transcript.","At its June 24, 2025 meeting, the Ada County Board of Commissioners voted on a series of routine administrative items, rejected all bids for a sheriff radio-site power-system battery replacement, approved a procurement award for an HSU exhaust system, and tabled several items to the July 1 open business meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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