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A Message from Mayor Kling

As we enter into the holiday season, I wanted to take a few minutes to share some thoughts. First, Happy Thanksgiving. While this year may be a little different, let’s find those things we can be thankful for... Read on...
Applications sought for Nampa Golf Commission

Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling is seeking applications to fill two vacancies on the Nampa Golf Commission. Read on...
Nampa City Hall closed to public beginning November 20

Nampa City Hall will be closed to the public beginning Friday, November 20 and operating by appointment for a minimum of two weeks, depending on our community COVID-19 status. Read on...
City of Nampa continues to serve community through online services and in person meetings by appt.

The City of Nampa will continue to assist customers remotely through online services, phone and email. We are requiring those visiting City of Nampa departments in person to please wear face coverings to protect our staff. Read on...
Nampa Public Library closes to public in response to Idaho rolling back to Stage 2

The Nampa Public Library will be closing to the public on Monday, November 16, in response to Governor Little rolling back to a modified Stage 2 and limiting gatherings to 10 people or less. Read on...
Construction on new outdoor dining and walkway in Downtown Nampa begins November 18

The City of Nampa will begin construction on improvements to downtown walkways and future outdoor dining opportunities on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. Read on...
Nampa Family Justice Center celebrates 15 years of helping community

To celebrate this milestone, the Nampa Family Justice Center is hosting activities November 16-20. Read on...
City of Nampa seeks ten community members to serve on various boards and commissions

Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling is seeking applications to fill vacancies on various boards and commissions throughout the City of Nampa. A total of ten (10) volunteer openings are available. Read on...
Nampa’s Christmas tree to be installed Nov. 12

This year, Nampa’s Christmas tree will be a 48.5-foot blue spruce thanks to Nampa residents Ben and Brooke Fischer. The tree is expected to be proudly displayed in front of the Nampa Train Depot on 12th Ave and 1st St. S. beginning November 12. Read on...
Community feedback sought on proposed fire district consolidation

The Nampa Fire Department, Mayor and Nampa City Council are seeking feedback from residents on the proposed consolidation of the Nampa Fire Department and the Nampa Rural Fire Protection District through virtual and in-person events this month. Read on...
Downtown Nampa’s Halloween event cancelled due to forecasted weather

The Halloween event previously scheduled for Saturday, October 24 in Downtown Nampa has been cancelled due to concerns related to the weather forecast. Read on...
Applications sought for board openings on Airport Commission, Board of Appraisers, Building and Site

Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling is seeking applications to fill vacancies on the City of Nampa’s Airport Commission, Building and Site Design Standards Committee and Impact Fee Advisory Committee. A total of six volunteer openings are available: Read on...
Nampa Library opens permanent holds pickup window beginning Oct. 19

The Nampa Public Library began offering curbside pickup of holds during the pandemic and we are pleased to report that, due to its popularity, we will open a permanent option to pick up holds at the window on 3rd St. S. beginning October 19 at 11 a.m. Read on...
Leaf recycling now available at Kohlerlawn Cemetery

The City of Nampa invites you to recycle your leaves through the Nampa Parks Department, which are then used as compost within various parks throughout the city for grounds maintenance. Read on...
Lane Closure on 12th Ave Road Due to Water Main Leak

A water main leak on 12th Avenue Road has temporarily closed one southbound lane between S. Valley Drive and W. Greenhurst Road in Nampa. Read on...
Downtown Nampa to host family-friendly movie at dusk October 24 for Halloween

Downtown Nampa is trying something different this year to celebrate Halloween. In place of the traditional trick or treat activity, a free family-friendly movie will be shown in Lloyd Square on Saturday night, October 24. Read on...
City of Nampa seeks Christmas tree for downtown

Residents who are willing to donate a 40 foot or taller evergreen, pine or spruce tree are encouraged to contact the department by calling (208) 468-5890 by or before October 16. Read on...
Nampa City Council votes to participate in Governor’s Public Safety Initiative

“The new information, which was published earlier this week, addressed the concerns initially expressed related to the acceptance of these funds...I am pleased the Nampa City Council action will result in a one-year property tax savings for our citizens.” Read on...
City of Nampa irrigation to be shut off October 6

The City of Nampa will shut down its irrigation system Tuesday, October 6 to coincide with Nampa & Meridian Irrigation District’s October 6 shut-off. Read on...
Nampa Fire Department supports wildfires in California and Oregon

Nampa Fire Department crews joined others from around our area to form two task forces in response to wildfires in California and Oregon. Read on...
Nampa to host event focused on the effects of the coronavirus in our Hispanic community

The City of Nampa, in collaboration with Hispanic/Latino COVID-19 Task Force, will host an event Thurs., September 24, on the effects of the coronavirus in our Hispanic community, specifically its effects on health, business, family, faith and education. Read on...
Nampa City Council votes not to participate in Governor’s Public Safety Initiative

The Nampa City Council held a special council meeting this morning (Sept. 17) to determine participation in the Governor’s Public Safety Initiative (GPSI) and to better understand risks related to participation in the GPSI. Read on...
Applications sought for Nampa Bike & Pedestrian Committee

The purpose of the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is to advise the city on matters regarding the development of the bicycle and pedestrian facility network throughout the Nampa community. Read on...
Community invited to Patriot Day ceremony September 11, 2020

The community is invited to join the Nampa Fire Department and Nampa Police Department at 8 a.m. Friday, September 11, 2020 for the annual Patriot Day ceremony. Read on...
The City of Nampa announces new small business grant program

Nampa has up to $500,000 in total funds to give to small businesses with average awards to individual applicants ranging from $10,000 to $15,000. Businesses can apply for reimbursement to cover expenses related to the coronavirus disease. Read on...
Community invited to Idaho Center Boulevard and Cherry Lane intersection virtual open house

The City of Nampa invites the community to review and give feedback on the proposed improvements for the Idaho Center Boulevard and Cherry Lane intersection, Thurs., September 10, 2020 from 6:00 – 6:30 p.m. via Microsoft Teams. Read on...
Applications sought for Nampa Public Library Board of Trustees

Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling is seeking applications to fill a vacancy on the Nampa Public Library Board of Trustees.The individual appointed will complete a term of a retiring board member through 12/31/2023. Read on...
Nampa's Community Conversation: Health, Economy & Recovery

Community members are encouraged to submit questions for consideration either via email mayor@cityofnampa.us or calling the Mayor’s office at (208) 468-5401 by 5 p.m. August 26. Read on...
Nampa City Council confirms appointment of Kenton Lee and Wendy Rhodes to Nampa Development Corporat

The Nampa City Council confirmed Mayor Kling’s appointment of Kenton Lee and Wendy Rhodes to the Nampa Development Corporation (NDC) board of commissioners at the council meeting Mon., August 17. Read on...
City of Nampa approves minor utility rate increases

The Nampa City Council discussed proposed increases to various utility related fees August 3, 2020. The Nampa City Council was mindful of the current economic climate of many residents and businesses who have been impacted by the coronavirus. Read on...
Nampa Development Services Center to remain closed to public through end of August

The Development Services Center, located at 500 12th Avenue South, will remain closed to the public through August 31, 2020. The closure is to ensure we have adequate staff to perform the services required by our citizens. Read on...
Public hearing August 3 for proposed rate increases

The City of Nampa invites the community to provide public testimony on the proposed increases to various utility related fees at a public hearing Mon., August 3, 2020 beginning at 7 p.m. Read on...
Nampa committed to being a safe & healthy community where people prosper

City of Nampa establishes Health Advisory Task Force Read on...
Railroad Related Maintenance to close N. Midland Blvd. July 15-16

Traffic will be detoured during construction, but business access will be available. Read on...
City of Nampa closures due to coronavirus

Due to the recent increase in coronavirus exposures, the City of Nampa will move back to operating with certain city buildings closed to the public. The closures are to ensure we have adequate staff to perform the services required by our citizens. Read on...
Fireworks Safety Reminders

The Nampa Fire Department would like to remind the community about the importance of practicing fireworks safety this summer. Read on...
Nampa Festival of the Arts Cancels for 2020

Nampa Parks & Recreation has made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Nampa Festival of the Arts scheduled for August 8 and 9, 2020. Read on...
Middleton & Flamingo intersection improvements scheduled to begin July 6

During the project, drivers can expect reduced lanes through the intersection, reduced speed, and construction activities within the roadway. Read on...
Seven local students earn $2,000 scholarships from annual Mayor’s Golf Tournament

The Nampa Golf Commission awarded $14,000 in scholarships to seven college-bound students thanks to several local sponsors, 30 hole sponsors and 32 teams participating in the annual Mayor’s Golf Tournament. Read on...
Community effort to distribute 2,000 free books to kids June 22-26

This week, June 22-26, the City of Nampa is pleased to partner with a variety of local organizations to help distribute over 2,000 free books to kids at 18 different park locations. Read on...
Applicants sought for Nampa Development Corporation board position

Interested individuals are asked to apply by by 8:00 a.m. on Mon., July 20, 2020. (Read more for full details.) Read on...
Nampa Parks & Recreation to open outdoor pools Saturday

Patrons asked to make online reservation ahead of visit Read on...
Holly & Colorado Intersection Improvements to begin June 1, 2020

These improvements will increase safety to the surrounding community and improve capacity through the intersection of Holly Street and Colorado Avenue. Read on...
Nampa waives certain permit fees to support business recovery

“I’m very pleased to receive unanimous support from the Nampa City Council members to waive specific license fees to help our small businesses get going again,” said Mayor Kling. Read on...
Learn about Major Construction Improvements Coming Soon

In total, there are 22 major construction projects scheduled in Nampa this year. Read on...
City of Nampa to begin chip sealing June 1

The City of Nampa’s Street Division will begin chip sealing streets Mon., June 1, 2020 and it is estimated to be completed by early August. Read on...
City of Nampa shares latest information related to Stage 2 reopening

As the State of Idaho prepares to enter Stage 2 of the Idaho Rebounds plan on Saturday, May 16, City of Nampa departments will be reopening at various dates to the public. Read on for more information. Read on...
Parks & Rec announces restrooms will open, some organized youth activities and day camps May 4

Nampa Parks and Recreation will be opening park restrooms, some organized youth activities and day camps as of May 4, 2020 Read on...
City of Nampa Outlines Enforcement Prioritizations as of May 1

We ask citizens and businesses to continue to follow the protective measures put in place by public health agencies and outlined on rebound.idaho.gov. Read on...
Nampa Public Library now offering curbside pickups

The Nampa Public Library has begun pulling holds for curbside pickup as of April 23, 2020. Read on...
Nampa City Council Extends Emergency Declaration Through May 4

The approval was made to ensure financial reimbursements and emergency resources remain available during this time. Read on...
City of Nampa Schedules Special Council Meeting to Discuss Next Steps

Nampa City Council will hold a special meeting Wed., April 15, 2020 beginning at 6 p.m. to discuss next steps related to Nampa’s current state of emergency and Nampa-specific restrictions pending modification to Governor Little’s ‘stay-home’ order. Read on...
City of Nampa Postpones Public Hearings During Stay-Home Order

The Nampa City Council voted unanimously March 28, 2020 to postpone public hearings at Nampa City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission meetings effective immediately and for the duration of the State of Idaho’s statewide self-isolate order. Read on...
Middleton Road and Smith Avenue Intersection Signal Activation Slated for March 31

The intersection improvements at Smith Avenue and Middleton Road in Nampa are nearly complete with signal activation scheduled for Tuesday, March 31, 2020. Construction began last fall and all safety enhancements will be completed in April 2020. Read on...
City of Nampa Residents Expected to Receive Irrigation Water by Mid-April

As an essential service, the City of Nampa will begin its irrigation season April 1, and customers can expect full pressure by mid-April after crews have tested lines, flushed the system, and brought ditch pumps on line. Read on...
City of Nampa Closes Golf Courses and City Park Restrooms

To support and encourage our residents to stay home, as ordered by Governor Little, and to reduce the potential spread of Coronavirus in Canyon County, we have decided to close our golf courses and park restrooms until further notice. Read on...
City of Nampa playgrounds closed until further notice

To prevent the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), the City of Nampa Parks & Recreation Department and Nampa School District will CLOSE all playgrounds effective immediately and until further notice. Read on...
Statement from Mayor Kling

Recorded video message from Mayor Kling related to the current status of COVID-19 in Nampa. Read on...
City of Nampa Following District Health Recommendations

As of today, the City of Nampa will not issue requirements of businesses or the public which exceed recommendations already outlined by Southwest District Health. Read on...
City of Nampa Declares State Of Emergency, Additional Closures Announced

Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling joined cities and counties across the Treasure Valley today in declaring a state of emergency in response to growing concerns related to COVID-19. Read on...
City Of Nampa Announces Additional Closures To Protect Community Against COVID-19

Nampa Public Library and Nampa Senior Center closed beginning March 16 Read on...
Nampa Library programs cancelled through end of March

As a public facility providing services to all demographics, including vulnerable populations, the Library takes the health of the community seriously and the decision was made to cancel all Library programs and outreach until the end of March. Read on...
Weekend Closure of the Star & Franklin Road Roundabout Slated for March 21 - 22, 2020

The weekend closure of the Star/Franklin roundabout is scheduled for Sat., March 21 – Sun., March 22. The closure is required to prepare for road improvements in this area. Read on...
CITY OF NAMPA APPROVES EMERGENCY RESOLUTION LIMITING MASS GATHERINGS AT CITY VENUES

“Gatherings of 250 people or more for social, entertainment, commercial, recreational or other activities of any kind are prohibited at the Ford Idaho Center and Nampa Civic Center.” The prohibition takes effect immediately through midnight of March 31. Read on...
Nampa's State of the City today at 4:30pm

With no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Idaho as of this morning, Nampa’s State of the City address is scheduled to proceed as planned at 4:30 p.m. at the Nampa Civic Center. Read on...
Nampa Library celebrates 5 years in new building, kicks off bookmobile campaign, March 14

The Nampa Public Library has been in its new location for five years and invites everyone to attend a celebration from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 14, 2020. Read on...
Food Truck Rally Goes to the Dogs

This St. Patrick’s Day celebration takes place Saturday, March 14 from 2-6pm at Lloyd Square Park in Downtown Nampa. All proceeds support dog parks in Nampa. Read on...
Road improvements to E. Franklin Road between Star Road and N. Gate Boulevard begin 3/5

While the roadway will remain open, Franklin Road will be restricted to one lane in each direction (east and west bound) headed west from the roundabout at Star Road. Read on...
Nampa Development Corporation saves $4,859,087 by refinancing bonds

The refinance created a savings of $4,859,087 in payments and interest on the bonds that funded the construction of the Nampa Public Library and the Hugh Nichols Public Safety Building. Read on...
Spring Sports Madness for Moms & Sons

Join us for an evening of fun games, an inflatable obstacle course, pizza, a photo booth and more on Saturday, March 7 from 7:30-9 p.m. at the Nampa Recreation Center. All participants are encouraged to wear their favorite sports team gear. Read on...
REMINDER: RSVP for Nampa's State of the City Reception by 3/5

Nampa's State of the City to be held March 12, 2020 at 4:30 p.m. at the Nampa Civic Center. Reception immediately following at 5:30 p.m. Read on...
City of Nampa responds to pandemic concerns

In response to growing concerns over rising cases of the coronavirus worldwide, Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling recently convened a group of local health professionals, educators and first responders. Read on...
Nampa Library art proposals open for comment, Feb. 27-March 9

The artist proposal boards will be on display and available for public comment through March 9. Read on...
City of Nampa Soliciting Applications for Community Development Block Grant Fund Program Year 2020

A Community Development Block Grant application workshop will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Mon., February 24, 2020 at Nampa City Hall in council chambers, located at 411 3rd St. S. Read on...
Arts and Historic Preservation Commission Seeks New Members

The City of Nampa seeks volunteers with professional qualifications in the arts who are interested in serving on the Arts & Historic Preservation Commission. Read on...
City of Nampa Receives First Recycled Water Permit Of Its Kind In Idaho

The Department of Environmental quality has issued the City of Nampa a reuse permit which will allow highly treated, Class A, recycled water to be used for irrigation and industrial needs in the community. Read on...
Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling will recommend Jean Mutchie for Nampa City Council seat 3

The Nampa City Council will be asked to approve the appointment at the February 3 meeting. If approved, Mutchie would be sworn into office Tues., Feb. 18, 2020. Read on...
Middleton Road Rebuild and Irrigation Improvements Slated to Begin Week of February 3

The City of Nampa will begin the first phase of the Middleton Road irrigation improvements and road rebuild the week of February 3, 2020. Construction will take place on Middleton Road, between West Sheridan Avenue and Roosevelt Avenue. Read on...
Nampa Library invites the community to 2nd Annual Destination Wellness Health Fair, Feb. 1

The Nampa Public Library is pleased to announce its second annual Destination Wellness Health Fair. This event will take place on the first floor of the Library Saturday, Feb. 1, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read on...
Nampa's State of the City will be March 12, 2020

Mayor Debbie Kling invites the community to Nampa’s State of the City on Thursday, March 12, 2020 from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the Nampa Civic Center’s John Brandt Performing Arts Theater. This year’s theme is “The Power of One.” Read on...
Community invited to Midland Boulevard Corridor Open House

The City of Nampa invites the community to review and give feedback on the proposed improvements for the Midland Boulevard Corridor Thurs., January 23, 2020 from 4:00–6:00 p.m. at West Middle School located at 28 S. Midland Blvd in Nampa. Read on...
Applications Sought for City of Nampa Boards & Commissions, City Council Seat

Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling is seeking applications to fill vacancies on various volunteer positions within the City of Nampa. Openings on a variety of boards and commissions are listed below as well as one opening on Nampa City Council. Read on...
New Year’s Eve Lock-In at the Nampa Recreation Center

Get ready to ring in 2020! Stay locked-in at the Nampa Recreation Center all night! Kids will participate in a safe, supervised New Year’s Eve party while enjoying movies, swimming, games a pizza party, and more. Read on...
City of Nampa Streets Division Receives COMPASS’ “Leadership in Government, Canyon County” Award

The City of Nampa Public Works Department and Streets Division Superintendent Don Barr have been awarded the 2019 Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) Leadership in Government, Canyon County Award. Read on...
Mayor Kling names Rick Hogaboam as new Chief of Staff

Applications being accepted for soon-to-be vacant council seat Read on...
North Franklin Boulevard will be closed to traffic December 18-24

The community is encouraged to plan ahead for an upcoming street closure on N. Franklin Blvd. between Birch Lane and E. Karcher Rd. which will be closed Wed., December 18 through Tues., December 24, 2019 for utility related construction. Read on...

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