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The Kuna City Council introduced Ordinance 26-29, a proposed change to the city code addressing construction-related solid-waste handling; council members raised questions about timing, pickup frequency, wording and potential exclusive contracts. The council scheduled follow-up with the proposer (J and M) and moved into an executive session under Idaho statute 74-2061F, adding Jacob Hirsch from the legal office.
Ada County Board of Commissioners met Nov. 3, 2026 to approve routine business including alcohol license actions (including a transfer for Old Chicago), claims and tax cancellations, personnel changes and several agreements; the Board then convened as the Ada County Emergency Medical Services District to approve an EMS agreement and hear an extended EMS update about Micron-related growth and planning.
Kuna City Council heard a Central District Health briefing on new rat-control pilots and funding, approved two residential subdivision applications (Arrow Pointe Plaza and the LaRee/Lorena subdivision), denied reconsideration of the Selkirk Ranch annexation, amended a professional services contract for inspection support, and adopted a municipal rezoning ordinance.
Ada County Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed multiple conditional‑use and master site plan applications, approving three renewals/permits with amended conditions (including two contractor yards and one gravel pit) and tabling two items for further action on Nov. 19, 2026.
Ada County commissioners on Oct. 14 approved multiple land-use applications including two parcel splits and easement vacations, accepted a Dry Creek Ranch periodic review allowing work to continue, and tabled a contested time-extension for the Palermo subdivision to Nov. 17 after neighbors raised drainage and trail-access concerns.
Ada County Board of Commissioners met Oct. 13, 2026, reappointed two members to the county healthcare trust, awarded a FY27 bulk fuel contract to multiple vendors, approved cooperative purchasing agreements, authorized water-rights changes for Expo Idaho, and received election and treasury updates. The board also acted as the EMS district to approve an electronic patient-contact tool and discussed insurance-reimbursement concerns.
Kuna City Council held a regular meeting covering the Kuna School District enrollment and levy renewal, a comprehensive-plan update, a resolution on pressurized irrigation assessments, three annexation/zoning ordinances, and an ordinance to regulate/banned virtual-currency kiosks after law-enforcement testimony about local fraud losses.
The Board of Ada County Commissioners met Oct. 6, 2026 and approved two proclamations (Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Oct. 7 Remembrance and Solidarity Day), ratified an appointment to the Central District Health Board, tabled a bulk fuel bid to Oct. 13, approved routine agreements and personnel actions, and heard an EMS update reporting 16 new hires and upcoming whole-blood training.
Ada County hosted an event honoring Reverend Bill Roscoe with its inaugural humanitarian award; county leaders and community partners praised his decades of work with the Boise Rescue Mission and partnerships addressing homelessness.
Ada County Board of Commissioners held its weekly open business meeting on Sept. 29, 2026, handling appointments, land-use variance paperwork, procurement items (including a fuel bid that was tabled), renewal agreements and several county contracts, and later met as the EMS District to consider claims and hear an EMS operations update.
Ada County Board of Commissioners met Sept. 24, 2026 to approve appointments, multiple contracts and agreements, designate Nov. 3 polling locations and early-voting sites, approve personnel and tax-cancellation items, and conduct an Emergency Medical Services District session.
Kuna City Council approved a rezone for an auto-repair business and approved a modification to the long-standing Seasons Creek development agreement after hours of public testimony about traffic, school capacity and lot sizes. Residents raised complaints about local building inspections and invasive Siberian elms during public comment; the mayor also announced removal of automatic license-plate readers pending legislative guidance.
Ada County commissioners met Sept. 15, 2026, approved a 7-day extension for a fire district's budget certification after a publication error, approved several deeds and agreements, rejected bids for a courthouse project, and heard an investment report showing stronger-than-expected returns and an $11,600,000 mortgage-backed security purchase.
Ada County Planning and Zoning Commission met on 2026-09-10 to consider multiple zoning, subdivision, conditional-use and variance applications including a tabled revised-findings denial (item 202600273), a conditional approval with follow-up for a 3-lot family subdivision (202600819), approval of an event center/contractor yard (202600881), a 0.8-mile Northwest Pipelines lateral (202601149), and several subdivision/variance matters.
Public hearing of the Ada County Planning & Zoning Board on Sept. 9, 2026, covering multiple time-extension requests, easement vacations, a variance request for an agricultural structure, and several tablings. Key public concern centered on safety and drainage for the Whiskey Ridge time-extension request.
Ada County Board of Commissioners held its weekly open business meeting on Sept. 8, 2026. The board approved appointments to a comprehensive plan advisory committee, raised landfill rates (effective Oct. 1), accepted a parks grant reimbursement budget adjustment for the 52nd Street project, authorized outside counsel for a technical matter, approved routine licenses and agreements, and handled tax adjustments tied to 'Hospital 562'.
Ada County convened a multi-jurisdiction meeting of city and state officials to discuss rising rat sightings, share local reports and tracking resources, and agree to create a centralized reporting map and a follow-up working group. Central District Health committed $250,000 to initial efforts.
Regular Kuna City Council meeting that included presentations from the Kuna Food Bank and the Kuna School District about a proposed purchase of the 4th Street Gym, monthly comprehensive plan update, and routine consent business.
Ada County Board of Commissioners held its weekly open business meeting on 2026-09-01; the board adopted a proclamation for National Recovery Month, approved multiple contract awards and agreements (including a low bid for bid 26059), authorized routine licenses and claims, approved a tax-cancellation (partial homestead exemptions), and heard an EMS update noting more critical patients at the fair.
Kuna City Council denied annexation and preliminary plat for the Northlake Park commercial subdivision after extensive public testimony raising traffic, compatibility and a private contract dispute; the council also approved the fiscal-year budget resolutions and several irrigation-system boundary ordinances.
