A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR KLING
Today the 19th annual Mayor's Golf Tournament was held at Ridgecrest Golf Club and raised $18,000 which was used to award nine local students with $2,000 each towards the college of their choice.

A huge thank you to ALL of the participants today including the major tournament sponsors (CapEd Credit Union, Texas Roadhouse, Regence BlueShield of Idaho, Republic Services and Disaster Kleenup), 33-hole sponsors and 32 teams participating which made the scholarships possible.

The event raises money for summer youth golf programs in Nampa, Mayor’s Teen Council and provides scholarships to high school senior golf students.  The following high school seniors received $2,000 scholarships:

• Hailey Bennett, Skyview High School
• Kelsey Elliott, Ridgevue High School
• Ryan Grove, Nampa High School
• Lilyanna Hamilton, Columbia High School
• Mathew Hernandez, Ridgevue High School
• Ethan Higgens, Nampa High School
• Jessica Law, Liberty Charter School
• Mason Silva, Columbia High School
• Olivia Taylor, Skyview High School

The Nampa Mayor’s Golf Tournament has raised over $191,000 for scholarships and youth golf programs during the 19 years it has been held.

Thank you to the Nampa Parks & Recreation and Ridgecrest Golf Club for their work to organize the event and to the Nampa Golf Commission who awards the scholarship each year. The current members of the Nampa Golf Commission are Scott Jacobsen, June York, Steve Wilson, Linda Estes, Craig Stensgaard, Todd Durbin, and John Nielsen. 

-Mayor Debbie Kling
Above: Nine graduating high school seniors received $2,000 scholarships from the Mayor’s Annual Golf Tournament. The Nampa Golf Commission awards the scholarships. (Back row from the left: Hailey Bennett, Kelsey Elliott, Ryan Grove, Lilyanna Hamilton, Mathew Hernandez, Ethan Higgens, Jessica Law, and Olivia Taylor. (Not pictured: Mason Silva). Front row from the left: Todd Durbin, Scott Jacobsen, Steve Wilson, Linda Estes, June York, Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling, and John Nielsen)
CITY OF NAMPA UPDATES
CHIPS SEALING NOW HAPPENING IN
SELECT AREAS
The City of Nampa Streets Division has begun chip sealing in select areas and expects to be complete by the end of August. This year, 11 arterial road sections and 15 subdivisions will be chip sealed.

UPDATE // Lone Star Rd is now complete from Midland Rd to the city limits as well as Middleton Rd from Roosevelt Ave to just past Smith Ave. Smith Ave from Middleton West to city limits is also done. The Streets Division will resume chip sealing on Monday, June 14, due to the forecasted weather. The crew will finish Smith Ave from Middleton to Midland, followed by Orchard Ave from Midland Rd to Middleton Ave.
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
JOIN US FOR ELDER ABUSE AWARENESS WEEK
As World Elder Abuse Awareness Day approaches on June 15, the Nampa Family Justice Center encourages each person to examine ways we can support our elders and ensure they are surrounded with positive and caring people. Throughout the month of June, the Nampa Family Justice Center will share facts, stories, and information on elder abuse through their Facebook and Instagram pages.

During the week of June 14-19, there will be several activities the community can participate in to help promote elder abuse awareness and to show our concern and care for the elderly in our community. 

Pink and Blue Fun Run 2021
June 19, 2021 | 9 AM to 12 PM
The 5th Annual Pink and Blue Fun Run (and Walk!) IS BACK! The community is invited to come out dressed in your best pink and blue to commemorate the lives of babies lost too soon.
NEW EDUCATIONAL RAIN GARDEN COMING TO
LAKEVIEW PARK
Please mark your calendars and plan to join us Friday, June 25 at 10 am in Lakeview Park for the grand opening and ribbon cutting celebrating the new educational rain garden in Nampa!
IS JULY 17, 2021
GET YOUR TEAM TOGETHER +
HELP OUR COMMUNITY
Brush-Up Nampa is an annually organized event for volunteer teams to paint homes of Nampa senior and disabled residents in need. Paint and supplies are provided through the program thanks to generous community sponsors.

Brush-Up Nampa is more than just paint; participation restores pride in ownership, increases property values and boosts the morale of the recipients.
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN DOWNTOWN NAMPA?
NAMPA CITY COUNCIL
The Nampa City Council meets the first and third Monday of each month; if that Monday falls on a holiday, the meeting is held Tuesday. The regular meetings begin at 5:30 p.m., including a 3-minute open public comment period. Public hearings begin at 6:30 p.m. To watch "live or later" online visit http://www.livestream.com/cityofnampa.
NAMPA CONSTRUCTION
YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK
Nampa is committed to being a safe and healthy community where people prosper.