NAMPA — The City of Nampa recently celebrated the grand reopening of Greenhurt Road.
The project lost some of its funding earlier this year when the city needed more money for construction on 11th Avenue North and an upcoming project on Second Street South and Third Street South downtown. This funding shift threatened to postpone the project until at least 2025. (more…)
Registration: November 26 through December 21, 2018.
Event: January 22-24, 2019
We would like to inform locals about this FREE safety event. Courses are open to everyone and anyone, but they do fill up fast. Some classes can also be applied as partial or full elective credit in the T2 Center’s Road Scholar and Master Program.
Boise Safety Fest Course Listing (PDF) for the most up-to-date class information please visit the website below and click on the class tab.
Please answer this 1 minute (4 Questions Survey). Your feedback will help better understand the effects of gravel road closures in rural Idaho areas.
Survey: https://uidaho.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4Iasav2Zjl5UD7T
What: The following survey is to develop an in-depth understanding of gravel road safety issues (road closures) currently affecting the operational characteristics of people and goods in rural and tribal communities.
Why: Once unpaved roads’ safety issues are identified, the results of this research will potentially help those communities by enhancing the condition of the unpaved roads and increase their mobility.
If you have additional questions regarding this survey contact:
Ahmed Ibrahim, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of Idaho
875 Perimeter Dr. MS 1022
Moscow, ID, 83844
Ph. 208 885 1328
aibrahim@uidaho.edu
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Boise Safety Fest
Safety Fest is an annual training event that offers over around 60 free safety and health training to workers, supervisors, and managers of all levels. The Boise Safety Fest event is scheduled for January 22-24, 2019 and will include a vendor show on January 22nd and 23rd. (more…)
Concrete Placing Company (CPC) began construction of Pine Road Bridge in July of 2017 under the management of Zane Reed. Early into the construction it was determined that the original design of the bridge structure which included two piers in the river channel was not constructible due to a large, solid obstruction just beneath the surface of the river bottom. Continuing the original design and attempting to address the obstruction could have delayed the road from re-opening for another year with significant construction and environmental issues. (more…)