The Idaho Transportation Board and ITD's executive team wish all employees a safe and enjoyable Christmas. Thank you for your invaluable service the past year and for making travel safer and more enjoyable throughout Idaho. We look forward to the challenges and opportunities that a new year will bring.

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Hearts and hands for service
Sen. Mike Crapo
You may have heard about the Boise woman who recently gained national attention for her organization, Chefs to the Rescue, that distributes food to the hungry in the Treasure Valley Formerly homeless and a mother of five, Sue Cobley took a difficult personal situation and turned it into a blessing for others in the same plight.
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McHugh approaches second retirement
The year was 1995. John McHugh had just retired from 38 years as a successful certified public accountant in Coeur d’Alene. He had time on his hands and was looking for a place to spend it. Gov. Phil Batt had openings to fill. Among them was a six-year term on the Idaho Transportation Board.
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Employment 'odometer' passes 100,000 and keeps rolling
Car owners often know exactly when and where the odometer on their cherished auto rolls past the 100,000-mile mark; it’s a milestone worth noting… and celebrating. Much rarer in today’s workplace is documenting the time and place your employment odometer passes 100,000 hours – the equivalent of nearly 48 years of service. Terry Jacobsen watched the six digits come and go in September, on an otherwise routine day in the District 5 materials testing lab.
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