8th Street Survey – Sponsored by City Hall
Over the past few years, the City of Boise has worked with businesses, partner agencies and the community to create a pedestrian-friendly 8th Street including the expansion of restaurant patio seating and conversion to car-free space. Based on community feedback, the city will continue making improvements along 8th Street to enhance the safety and accessibility for all users while creating vibrant public space and business-friendly environment.
We want to hear from you!
We’re seeking your input on shaping the next phase of improvements for 8th Street between Main and Bannock. Please take a moment to complete a quick survey and share your thoughts. Your feedback will help shape the design concept that will go in front of City Council later this year.
To learn more, visit: https://www.cityofboise.org/departments/planning-and-development-services/planning/designing-our-city/mobility-and-public-spaces/public-spaces-program/8thstreet/
Monthly Board Meeting – October 15 at 6:30PM
West End N.A. Board Meeting Agenda
October 15, 2024
6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Location: Casanova Pizza
6:30pm- Welcome to neighborhood members and attendees
6:35pm- Review and Approve Previous Meeting Minutes
- August
- No meeting in September
6:45pm- Discuss Insurance options
7:10pm Governance Items
- Bylaws– Review Comments
7:30pm- Committee Reports
- Community Building- Rachel Rudeen
- Communications- Lauren Pennisi
- Housing and Development – David Anderson
- Sign Toppers – David Anderson
- Fundraising and Grants – Anna Cox
- Neighborhood Watch – vacant
7:50pm- New Business
This is a new agenda item where new topics can be brought up by board members or other members in attendance. If action will need to be taken on an item it will be added to the agenda for the following meeting
Adjourn
Free Community Conference – October 19
The Boise Neighborhood Interactive free community conference is quickly approaching! Reserve your spot here for this one day, in-person conference on Saturday, October 19, 2024, at JUMP Boise. Space is limited and registration closes soon.
Here’s what you can expect at the Boise Neighborhood Interactive:
- Keynote address from Shannon McGuire of Spark! Strategic Solutions
- Workshops on community topics most important to Boiseans
- Public Safety
- Smart Growth
- Housing solutions
- Climate goals
- Transportation projects
- Networking with city leaders and fellow neighborhood champions
- Guided walking and bike tours
- Community resources and information
- Complimentary breakfast and lunch
- Validated parking in the JUMP structure
The annual conference is designed to empower our community, offering a platform for neighbors to connect, share ideas, and collaborate on making our neighborhoods even better. Whether you’re passionate about local projects, interested in sharing new ideas, or simply want to meet people in your community – there is something for everyone.
The conference is open and free to all Boiseans. Space is limited and registration is required to attend.