Nampa's community survey is now open!

The City of Nampa invites residents and businesses to share their feedback in our sixth annual community survey! Last year we received 1,340 responses and would love it if every household in Nampa would take a few minutes to take the survey. The survey only takes 6-10 minutes and serves to inform future funding decisions for our community.

When we say your voice matters, we truly mean it. We want to hear from our community and the survey is just one of the ways we capture your feedback.

Thank you, in advance, to those who take time to share their feedback in Nampa's community survey.

-Mayor Debbie Kling

CITY OF NAMPA UPDATES

NAMPA LIBRARY SHOWCASES LOCAL AUTHORS

The Nampa Public Library hosted its first Treasure Valley Indie Book Fair on Saturday, March 4 where 44 local authors showcased a wide variety of work nearly 500 attendees were able to browse. Multiple vendors remarked on being pleased with how many attendees the event attracted and expressed interest in participating again. The library plans to make this an annual event.  

NAMPA SCHOOL DISTRICT

The Nampa School District has not run a bond election since 2007. A bond is different from a levy and has different purposes and restrictions. In general, bonds pay for facilities projects while levies are used for things like curriculum, programs, salaries, and operations. (A bond could be compared to a new truck, and a levy compared to the maintenance, gas and oil costs to keep it running.)

On March 14, Nampa voters will have the opportunity to vote on a bond which would support a number of projects including $100 million to replace Nampa High School. Click the flyer below to learn more at Nampa.School/2023Bond.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!