Read NPR’s article on the Code Red emergency alert test on May 7 and history of wildfire responses in the Mesa: https://www.boisestatepublicradio.org/news/2022-05-11/warm-springs-mesa-residents-test-new-emergency-alert-system The broadcast will air on Boise State Public Radio on Thursday, May 12, 2022.
The Fire Department is going to be testing the Code Red Emergency alert system on May 7. Alerts will be posted to landline phones. Cell phone users are in no way pre-registered with Ada Co. Emergency Management and therefore you must download the Code Red… Read More »Code Red Alert Test on May 7
Take the survey and make your interests in Emergency Management Planning known: Emergency Management & Community Resilience (id.gov)
FREE neighborhood chipping opportunity for 20 residents of Warm Springs Mesa on Friday, April 29th, and another 20 residents on Friday, May 6th, to help remove hazardous woody biomass (such as Juniper and Arborvitae). The signup is limited to the first 20 residents that sign… Read More »FREE Curbside Chipping (signup required!)
The Boise Fire Department gifted the Warm Springs Mesa residents with these Ready, Set, Go evacuation bags as they recognize the ongoing efforts of the Mesa Fire Preparedness/Neighborhood Watch team and our recognition of National Fire Preparedness Day May 7. Mesa volunteers will be delivering… Read More »Your Fire Preparedness Red Bag is Coming!
We have it from the Mesa Easter bunny helper that the egg hunt is on. See you today (April 10) at 2 pm at Boulder Park.
The City of Boise Chipper will be deployed on the Warm Springs Mesa the day of Friday May 6th and will be available for up to 20 residents who complete the required registration form for this service in advance. Wood products, such as tree limbs… Read More »Chipper, May 6
Join us for the annual Mesa Easter Egg Hunt! Sunday, April 10th, 2:00 pm at Boulder Park There will be an egg hunt for children under 10 and a scavenger hunt for all of the older kids with great prizes! Hop your way over to… Read More »Mesa Easter Eggstravaganza April 10
Each year, the City of Boise receives Community Development Block Grant and Home Investment Partnerships funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to address a wide range of community development needs, such as community improvement projects and projects that focus on low-to-moderate… Read More »Survey for Investing Federal Funds in Community
Every four years, metropolitan planning organizations such as COMPASS undergo a federal review to determine if federal planning requirements are being met to ensure that federal transportation funding continues to flow to the region. In May 2022, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal Transit… Read More »Provide Your Feedback on COMPASS