Boards & Commissions

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IS IMPORTANT TO OUR SUCCESS

Are you interested in serving? 

If you’re interested in applying to serve on any Board or Commission, please complete the application and submit the appropriate documentation (listed at the bottom of the application). To learn more about each of the boards and commissions, please scroll below or visit the board or commission page

If you're interested in serving but have questions, we're always happy to visit with you...

  • We welcome Nampa residents to become involved in their community and help shape Nampa's future through service on a board or commission. 
  • Interested individuals are encouraged to download the application form and submit a letter of interest and resume expressing reasons why they would like to serve via email to [email protected] or deliver/mail to Nampa City Hall at 411 3rd Street South, Nampa, Idaho 83651.
  • To learn more about the appointment process, review the appointment flowchart. If you have general questions, please contact the Mayor's Office via email [email protected] or phone 208-468-5411.

MEETING SCHEDULES

The Meeting Schedules for our Boards and Commissions can be found here.

CURRENT OPENINGS LISTED BELOW:

Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling is seeking applications to fill two vacancies on the Nampa Golf Commission. 

One board opening, specific to Centennial Golf Course, will serve two years, starting March 1, 2024 and expire on February 28, 2026 and the other is for a general opening to serve a five-year term, ending February 28, 2029. Board meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month at the Harward Recreation Center.

The Nampa Golf Commission is responsible for advising on the affairs of the two city-owned golf courses, Centennial Golf Course and Ridgecrest Golf Club.

Deadline: Applications are currently being accepted through December 31, 2023. 

TO APPLY: Interested individuals are encouraged to download the application form at cityofnampa.us/serve and submit a letter of interest expressing reasons why they would like to serve via email to the Mayor’s Office at [email protected] or deliver/mail to Nampa City Hall at 411 3rd Street South, Nampa, Idaho 83651.

After being appointed by Mayor Kling and confirmed by the Nampa City Council, the appointee will begin serving March 1, 2024. 

For more information on the Nampa Golf Commission, visit https://cityofnampa.us/101/Golf-Commission. 

Applications Sought for Nampa City Council District 3

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Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling is seeking applications to fill a soon-to-be vacant Nampa City Council seat. Nampa citizens located in Nampa City Council District 3 with a desire to represent their community and provide guidance on important matters are invited to apply.

Following the recent city council elections, there will be a vacancy in the newly created Nampa City Council District 3.  This vacancy on the city council will exist on January 2, 2024 when the recently elected council members take office. Although District 3 has not yet been up for election in the normal rotation, the district has been established by the City of Nampa; therefore, Mayor Kling, with the confirmation of Nampa City Council, will be appointing an individual from Council District 3 to fill the vacancy in that district. The appointed individual will serve through the end of 2025. The next general city election for District 3 will occur November 2025 and take office January 2026. 

Citizens interested in serving are encouraged to submit a letter outlining their qualifications and community involvement with resume and email to [email protected] by Sunday, December 10 or mail/deliver to the Office of the Mayor, 411 3rd Street South, Nampa, ID 83651. Applicants must live within Nampa City Council District 3 and an address verification will occur. To search Nampa City Council districts by address, visit this website or view attached map. Final applicants will be interviewed by a committee and Mayor Kling will make her final recommendation to Nampa City Council for confirmation as soon as possible. 

Mayor Kling said, “Applicants who have been actively engaged in our community and have previously participated in local boards, commissions or nonprofits are strongly encouraged to apply. To effectively serve the citizens of Nampa, it is critical candidates have an understanding of how local government works.”

Applicants who have questions are encouraged to call the Office of the Mayor at (208) 468-5401. Those interested in serving on Nampa City Council in the future are encouraged to participate in the City of Nampa’s Citizen’s Academy which will begin in January 2024.