Ada County Highway District provides and maintains the public highway system for the movement of people and goods in Ada County. The organization was established in 1972 as an independent government entity. The Ada County Highway District is responsible for short-range planning, construction, maintenance, operations, rehabilitation and improvements to urban streets, rural roadways excluding state highways and bridges. The organization maintains and operates approximately 1,800 miles of roads and streets throughout Idaho. This infrastructure includes multi-lane, arterial streets with a computerized signal system, as well as narrow, farm-to-market roadways. The Ada County Highway District employs more than 300 people in five departments, which include administration, engineering, maintenance and operations, traffic, and plans and development. Ada County Highway District maintains its headquarters in Boise, Idaho.
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Caldwell City Clerk office records and maintains documents that contain information related to council meeting agendas. Located in Caldwell, Idaho, it manages an events calendar that provides schedules for council meetings and other government-related events. The city government operates through various departments, such as administration, planning and zoning, community services, and parks and recreation. Its police department is a full-service law enforcement agency that offers criminal investigation, property and evidence handling, police records processing and administrative support services. The city s public works department provides maintenance and repair services for parks, pathways, buildings and other facilities. Its fire department offers fire prevention, protection and suppression and emergency medical services.
