Hayden approves HARSB budget under protest as sewer capacity tightens
HARSB says available capacity could be exhausted by early 2028, while Hayden officials object to the FY27 budget process and warn that key infrastructure still lacks construction funding.
Hayden’s ALPR discussion raises a larger question: How should government restrain itself?
Tuesday’s City Council meeting began with cameras. It ended up exposing a deeper tension over government power, public trust and the relationship between elected officials and the people they represent.
Two Ramsey Road Projects Return to Hayden City Council Agenda Tuesday
Council is scheduled to act on a second change order for the Honeysuckle-Ramsey roundabout and two contracts associated with temporary signal work at Hayden and Ramsey
Hayden Releases Proposed FY2027 Budget Ahead of August Public Hearing
Infrastructure, staffing, sewer improvements and long-term capital planning are among the priorities outlined in the City’s proposed $36.3 million spending plan.
Hayden Council Tables Proposed Nuisance Code Changes, Approves Updates to Four Other City Code Titles
After nearly an hour of public testimony and council discussion, the Hayden City Council tabled proposed nuisance code amendments while approving updates to four other municipal code titles. The discussion focused on balancing individual property rights, due process and neighborhood impacts.
Hayden City Council Receives Progress Update on Law Enforcement Study
Consultants say the law enforcement study remains on schedule, with an interim staffing report due this week and final recommendations expected by the end of August.
City Approves Project Changes as Honeysuckle/Ramsey Roundabout Enters Week 5
Additional traffic control, utility adjustments and engineering revisions add approximately $15,360 to the project while extending the contractor’s schedule by one day.
Design Work Continues for Future Government Way, Honeysuckle Intersection Improvements
Traffic modeling shows the project is expected to shorten vehicle queues and improve traffic flow, but engineers caution it is not expected to eliminate congestion.
