MESSAGE FROM MAYOR KLING
Happy New Year!

Each new year brings a renewed sense of hope and a fresh start. On Monday, re-elected Councilmen Randy Haverfield and Victor Rodriguez were sworn in, along with myself as Nampa's re-elected Mayor. Newly elected Councilwoman Natalie Jangula was also sworn in to serve the next four years on our Nampa City Council. The Nampa City Council serves a critical role in our local government -- thank you to each one of our six council members for their service to Nampa!

As we usher in a new year, we pause to recognize and say goodbye to many within the City of Nampa who are retiring. Regardless of their length of time with us, we value and appreciate each employee who has served on the City of Nampa team. It's not every day, however, that an employee such as Deborah Rosin retires. Deborah has served the City of Nampa in various capacities for nearly 36 years and she is currently serving as our City Clerk. Next Friday, Jan. 14, we will be hosting a retirement celebration in her honor and invite the entire community to join us in thanking her for all she's done for our community for nearly four decades! (To view additional photos from Monday, please visit our City of Nampa Facebook page!)

-Mayor Debbie Kling
Councilman Rodriguez pictured with members of his re-election team
Councilman Haverfield pictured with his family
Councilwoman Jangula pictured with her children
Thank you, Councilwoman Jean Mutchie!
On Monday we also honored Councilwoman Jean Mutchie for her service on the Nampa City Council for the past two years, approximately. Jean (middle), pictured with her husband, Jeff Mutchie, and Mayor Kling, will continue to serve our community in various other capacities. Thank you again, Jean, for all you have done and will continue to do for Nampa!
NAMPA CITY COUNCIL
Councilman Victor Rodriguez
Seat 1
Councilman Darl Bruner
Seat 2
Councilwoman Natalie Jangula
Seat 3
Councilwoman Sandi Levi
Seat 4
Councilman Randy Haverfield
Seat 5 / Council President
Councilman Jacob Bower
Seat 6
LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR NAMPA CITY COUNCIL
WHERE & WHEN
Nampa City Council meetings are held at Nampa City Hall (411 3rd Street South) on the first and third Mondays of each month (if the council meeting falls on a holiday, the meeting will be on Tuesday).
For additional information or questions about submitting comments or testifying at a council meeting, please call the Clerk’s office at 208-468-5415.
ATTENDING
The community is encouraged to attend in person (regular meetings typically start at 5:30 p.m. and public hearings at 6:30 p.m., unless otherwise posted) or watch online "live or later".
WHAT’S ON THE AGENDA?
Agendas, agenda packets, minutes and audio recordings of the council meetings are available here.

Agendas and agenda packets for Nampa City Council meetings are typically posted by 5pm on the Thursday prior to the council meeting. 
CITY NEWS
REPRESENT NAMPA ON A BOARD OR COMMISSION
The City of Nampa invites Nampa residents to volunteer on a variety of boards and commissions. A total of eight volunteer openings are available and those interested are encouraged to submit their application by January 24, 2022.
  • Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (3 openings)
  • Building and Site Design Standards Committee (1 opening)
  • Arts and Historic Preservation Commission (2 openings)
  • Nampa Golf Commission (2 openings)
Recycle Your Live Christmas Tree through Jan 15
The City of Nampa is now accepting Christmas trees for recycling through Saturday, January 15, 2022. Trees may be dropped off at Kohlerlawn Cemetery, located at 76 6th Street North, Monday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 
Residents are asked to follow directional signs on Weamer Lane for the drop-off location at the compost site within the cemetery. Staff are available to answer questions regarding the drop-off location at the cemetery office or by calling 208-468-5898 prior to drop-off. Due to Kohlerlawn Cemetery funeral service schedules, residents are asked to only leave trees at the dedicated drop-off site and not at the cemetery office or cemetery shop. Trees must be free of stands, lights, ornaments, tinsel and other objects. The trees will be mulched and used throughout Nampa on walking paths and in tree wells.
We have several job openings in the City of Nampa!
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
The Idaho Food Bank will be hosting a community food distribution on January 11, 2022 at 11 a.m. until 4 p.m., or until the food runs out.


Mark your calendars for the upcoming distributions and volunteer opportunities:
February 9, 2022 (Wednesday)   

March 9, 2022 (Wednesday)  
PUBLIC WORKS UPDATES
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Jan 11 Nampa Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting
Jan 17 City of Nampa offices closed in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Jan 18 Building & Site Design Standards Committee
Jan 18 Nampa City Council Regular Meeting (meeting on Tuesday due to Jan. 17 holiday); public hearings begin at 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 18.
Jan 25 Nampa Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting

FOR AGENDAS & MORE INFORMATION, VISIT CITYOFNAMPA.US/AGENDACENTER
Nampa is committed to being a safe and healthy community where people prosper.