District 4 relocation, FY18 project summary, federal lands program and employee service awards highlight Relocation of ITD’s District 4 office, a summary of the department’s FY18 projects, the federal lands program, and service awards for employees will highlight the October 26 meeting of the Idaho Transportation Board in Boise. District 4 Office Reconstruction Both the Department of Correction and the Military Division have expressed interest in collocating at the site. Collocating would save the three agencies about $4 million total. Another reason in support of this location is that the Jerome maintenance shed is in an area realizing residential growth. Because maintenance facilities are generally not compatible with residential neighborhoods, it is anticipated that the Jerome maintenance facility will need to be relocated in the future. The I-84/US-93 area would be an ideal location for the maintenance shed. Federal Lands Access Program The board will be asked to approve the updated FLAP. Some of the FY19 projects include the Lost Trail Pass slope stabilization in Lemhi County, Warm Lake highway pavement rehabilitation in Valley County, St. Joe River road pavement rehabilitation in Shoshone County, and Ketchum-Challis Highway avalanche repair in Custer County. Highway Infrastructure End-of-Year Statement Employee Service Awards Published 10-19-18 |