Ada County Highway District
Going to the public earlier in the potential project process creates opportunities for residents to learn about and weigh in on current and future roadway projects. ACHD believes this will help build safer, smarter and more efficient roadways.
Projects and Open HousesThe Ada County Highway District's Traffic Division is responsible for planning, designing and managing efficient traffic flow and traffic safety throughout Ada County.
This team is responsible for maintaining more than 5,170 lane miles of roadway and more than 810 bridges and large culverts within the ACHD's jurisdiction.
Commissioner Pickering rides along with ACHD's broom crew
Last week, Commissioner Pickering had the opportunity to join ACHD employee, Tom Mercer, for a ride-along on one of our...
Headquarters Facility Closed on 4/15/21
Due to a planned water shut off for nearby utilities work, ACHD Headquarters will be closed on Thursday, April 15th...
ACHD Celebrates 50th Aniversary
The Ada County Highway District is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of its creation. Over the next few months, ACHD will...
ACHD Pothole Days to start this week
The Ada County Highway District's annual Pothole Days begins Tuesday, April 6th. Every year ACHD runs this event to encourage...
