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1/13/2021






Overnight closures on I-84 ramps in Nampa this weekend

NAMPA - The Idaho Transportation Department will close several I-84 ramps overnight this weekend, beginning Friday, Jan. 15 to install overhead sign structures above the ramps.

Here's what you can expect:

Friday, Jan 15 at 10 p.m. until Saturday, Jan. 16 at 7 a.m.:

  • The I-84 eastbound off ramp at Northside Boulevard (exit 35) will be closed. Motorists must exit at Franklin Boulevard (exit 36) and travel westbound I-84 to exit at Northside Boulevard.
  • Click here for a detour map.

Saturday, Jan. 16 at 10 p.m. until Sunday, Jan. 17 at 7 a.m.:

  • The I-84 eastbound off-ramp at Franklin Boulevard (exit 36) will be closed. Motorists must exit at Garrity/Idaho Center Boulevard (exit 38) and travel westbound I-84 to exit at Franklin Boulevard.
  • Click here for a detour map.

Monday, Jan. 18 at 10 p.m. until Tuesday, Jan. 19 at 5 a.m.:

  • The I-84 westbound on-ramp at Northside Boulevard (exit 35) will be closed. Motorists must travel from Northside Boulevard to Karcher Road and enter westbound I-84 at Karcher/Midland Boulevard.
  • Click here for a detour map.

This portion of the 84 Corridor construction is in the final phase. Major work remains to rebuild the Northside Boulevard interchange into a single-point urban interchange. The work in Nampa is anticipated to be complete this spring.

Construction to the west continues to progress. The reconstruction of the Middleton Road and Ustick Road Overpasses is required to add a third lane in each direction between the Karcher/Midland interchange (Exit 33) and Franklin Road (Exit 29) in Caldwell.

ITD's vision for the 84 Corridor includes constructing additional lanes and interchange improvements in Canyon County. The work began in 2019 and is primarily funded through GARVEE bonds and a federal INFRA grant, which included local and state matching funds. The investment in the corridor will promote safety, address congestion, and benefit the regional economy for years to come.

 
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