Centennial Neighborhood Association Meeting – 2025 Annual Meeting of Members Click to review our agenda, which includes proposed changes to our association’s bylaws. Members will vote on the changes at this meeting. AGENDA https://www.facebook.com/centennialnahttps://www.cityofboise.org/programs/energize/ Please email centennialnaboise@gmail.com with any questions!
Your Centennial Neighborhood Association supports the need for Boise to have a library closer to the citizens of West Boise. Ideally libraries are within walking or at least biking distance. The Library! at Cole & Ustick is more than five miles away from parts of our Neighborhood Association. Many citizens of Boise live within 1…
Last weekend someone(s) put this on a common area fence in the Mahogany Park subdivision. It was reported to Boise Police the next day. BPD quickly responded. According to the visiting officer, this type of graffiti is not normally seen in West Boise but is more commonly found in Nampa and Caldwell and is gang…
The city of Boise is pursuing funding through COMPASS, our metropolitan planning organization, to continue development of concepts for bicycle and pedestrian facilities on Eagle Road.
We need your experience, your skills, and your passion. Get involved! Give this list your consideration. Annual Meeting Planning – Let’s do what we need to do so that next year we don’t conflict with other major events in our community ie. Parent Teachers night Membership Lead – Brainstorming with others on how to reach out…
At the October 2024 Annual Meeting the following CTNA members were elected to serve on the board and at a subsequent meeting officer positions were established for the coming year: Kathy Graham – President Open- Vice President Gary Dufault – Treasurer Vicki Flier – Secretary
We just received this post from Boise’s Energize program. Of course, residential property values have skyrocketed these past few years but the real drivers of your property tax bill are the spending/budgets of our taxing districts. Your CTNA urges you to open or download the City of Boise’s “proposed” budget at – cityofboise.org/budget. It is…
A good example of purpose for CTNA: Eagle Road comes to mind. One could say “A River Runs Through It”. Our neighborhoods are bisected by one of the busiest corridors in Idaho. How can we make it become all that it can be? There are many key stakeholders in our section of Hwy 55 as…
A Neighborhood Associations (NA) primary function is to work with the city towards the common goal of creating strong “vibrant” communities. This can include: Creating Neighborhood Events Building or Improving shared spaces Learning about and informing neighbors of new plans and developments Providing a voice for the future of our communities with the city And…
Quarterly board meetings are open to all residents, business owners and people who may not live within CTNA but work within its boundaries. Regular board meetings are held on the third Thursday of January, April, July, and October (Annual Meeting)
