The Kiwanis Club of Nampa invites members of the public to attend the 48th annual Mayor’s Community Prayer Breakfast on May 1 at 7 a.m. at the Idaho Hispanic Community Center (315 Stampede Drive).

This year's special guest speaker is Dr. Grant Miller, who will be presenting “The Ties That Bind: A Prayerful Community in Action.” There will be a special performance by Nampa Christian High School choir Xairo.

It's not too late to register! Call (208) 440-1736 or click here (small fee charged). Tickets are $15, or tables are available for $120. Breakfast buffet included. I hope you will consider joining me for this special time-honored community event in Nampa.

-Mayor Debbie

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Northside Boulevard, Yale Street and 7th Street has been identified as a high-crash corridor, with 268 crashes in the area between 2020 and 2024. The City of Nampa is studying the area to identify potential safety and mobility improvements. Your feedback will help shape the corridor's future. Please complete the survey prior to April 30 to share your thoughts with the project team.

TRACTOR SUPPLY DONATES $20,000 TO YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS AT GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY FOR NEW DISTRIBUTION CENTER

This week, Tractor Supply Company held a groundbreaking ceremony for their new 865,000 square foot facility in Nampa. The facility represents an initial investment of approximately $225 million and is the 11th distribution center for the company.

"Tractor Supply is bringing more than 500 full-time, high-quality jobs to the region," according to their press release.

As a demonstration of their community support, Tractor Supply donated $20,000 to youth organizations: Ridgevue FFA and Canyon County 4-H chapters each received $10,000 to support their efforts around youth development and agricultural education.

The distribution center will be located at 9640 Ustick Road and is expected to open in late 2026 or early 2027. They will begin hiring for positions in the second quarter of 2026. To learn more, visit TractorSupply.careers.

DRUG TAKE BACK DAY WITH NAMPA POLICE

Please take advantage of the upcoming National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. The Nampa Police Department will be at the Neighborhood Walmart at Roosevelt and Middleton on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parking lot. This is a quick and easy way to get rid of unused prescriptions so they don’t get into the wrong hands. They are dangerous - often tragic.

Clean out your medicine cabinet and join us in keeping our community safe! 

WHAT IS ACCEPTED? 

💊 all solid dosage pharmaceutical products 

💊 liquids in consumer containers 

💊 liquid products, such as cough syrup, sealed in their original container

💊 ensure the cap on any liquid is sealed to prevent leakage

NOT ACCEPTED?

💊 intra-venous solutions

💊 injectable

💊 syringes

💊 chemotherapy medications 

💊 medical waste (due to hazard posed by blood-borne pathogens) 

There is also a drop box in the lobby at the Hugh Nichols Public Safety Building, located at 820 2nd Street S., next to the elevator. No liquids or sharps can be dropped at this location. Help prevent drug addiction and overdose deaths!

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Thank you to Nampa City Council members Randy Haverfield (District 5), Natalie Jangula (District 2) and Sebastian Griffin (District 6) for celebrating the Nampa Farmers Market grand opening Saturday! The Nampa Farmers Market has been voted as one of the best farmers markets in the Pacific U.S. and the best in Idaho! Check them out!!

ITD PROJECT UPDATES:

State Highway 55 from Farmway Road to Middleton Road

Nampa Shares and Cares is a utility billing assistance program available to City of Nampa customers who qualify. Please contact the Nampa utility billing department to learn more and help us spread the word about the program to City of Nampa customers.

Call (208) 468-5711 Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm.

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