MESSAGE FROM MAYOR KLING
SERVING NAMPA
It has been an honor to serve the community of Nampa and I look forward to another four years as Nampa’s Mayor.

Congratulations to all of the candidates who put their names forward to serve our community and thank you to the citizens who voted in this election.

I encourage the community to continue to connect with those who represent them and also encourage citizens to get engaged in their local government. It takes all of us coming together to keep Nampa a wonderful place to live, work, play and worship.
-Mayor Debbie Kling
The City of Nampa would like to congratulate those elected and re-elected to serve Nampa:

Mayor Debbie Kling
 
Nampa City Council:
Victor Rodriguez (Seat 1)
Natalie Jangula (Seat 3)
Randy Haverfield (Seat 5)
 The new term and swearing-in ceremony for Nampa City Council and Mayor will be Monday, January 3, 2022 at 5:30 p.m. at Nampa City Hall (411 3rd Street South).

Nampa Fire District Commissioners:
Paul Jones | Cleo Miller | Frank Wolfkiel| Daniel Ryan

Nampa School Board Trustees:
Tracey Pearson (Zone 3)
Brook Taylor (Zone 4)
Jeff Kirkman (Zone 5)

Note: These are technically the "unofficial results" listed by Canyon County.
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
Trick-or-Treating in Downtown October 28!
The Idaho Arts Charter School performed their flash mob of the popular "thriller" dance.
A huge thank you to the Mayor's Teen Council for volunteering to host a free face painting booth in Lloyd Square and help supervise the bouncy houses!
Thank you to the Economic Development Team for their work to organize the event along with Oscar Diaz! Thank you also to our Nampa Police Department and volunteers for their part to keep the community safe during this busy event. We had a great turnout by the entire community and look forward to seeing you again next year!
FUTURE DISTRIBUTIONS
& VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES


Nov. 10 (Wed)   

Dec. 8 (Wed)
WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA COMING TO NAMPA FOR THE FIRST TIME!
The Nampa Chamber of Commerce and Daughters of American Revolution are hosting a special opportunity for us to honor our veterans this Christmas by purchasing wreaths that will be placed on the graves of Veterans in Nampa at the Kohlerlawn Cemetary.

They just launched this special campaign this week and have nearly 300 wreaths already purchased! Their current goal is 500 wreaths. To sponsor a wreath, click the link below.

More info: Wreaths Across America raises money to provide wreaths to cemeteries to place on Veterans graves. These wreaths are placed during their annual event, simultaneously at Arlington Cemetery and hundreds of cemeteries all over the United States. Wreath Day is December 18 in Nampa's Kohlerlawn Cemetery. There will be a brief ceremony at 10 am, followed by a group of volunteers placing the wreaths on veterans' graves.
CANYON COUNTY DRIVER'S LICENSE NEW HOURS
The Canyon County Driver’s License Office will have new hours of operation staring November 1, 2021. As part of the new hours, the office will stop accepting new customers and close its doors at 4:00 p.m. The 4:00 p.m. closing time is one hour earlier than the current closing time of 5:00 p.m. The new closing time also coincides with the Motor Vehicle Title and Registration Office next door.
 
The current cutoff time for testing is 3:30 p.m. With the new hours, individuals wanting to take the driver’s license test will need to have their number called by 3:00 p.m. Those wishing to test are encouraged to arrive early in the day to ensure their number is called before the 3:00 p.m. cutoff time. 
PUBLIC WORKS UPDATES
IMPROVEMENTS ON GREENHURST // The new traffic signal at Greenhurst and Sunnybrook was installed last Friday to improve safety at this intersection. The signal timing is aligned with the 12th & Greenhurst signal as well to maximize traffic flow. These improvements were part of a partnership with the Idaho Transportation Department.
NEW FLASHING BEACON CROSSWALK INSTALLED BY SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL TO IMPROVE STUDENT SAFETY //
As part of improvements to Greenhurst, a new flashing beacon has been installed near S. Canyon Street. The flashing beacon will be especially helpful when students are crossing in the morning before the sun rises and visibility is lower.
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.

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Nov 8 Nampa Airport Commission Meeting
Nov 9 Nampa Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
Nov 15 Nampa Building and Site Design Standards Committee
Nov 15 Nampa City Council
Nov 23 Nampa Planning and Zoning Commission

FOR AGENDAS & MORE INFORMATION, VISIT CITYOFNAMPA.US/AGENDACENTER
WATCH A SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY VIDEO CELEBRATING NAMPA THROUGH THE YEARS
Nampa is committed to being a safe and healthy community where people prosper.