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PARKING & MOBILITY

ParkBOI Rate and Product Analysis: Current hourly and monthly pass rates were implemented in spring 2022. The Agency retained Kimley-Horn to evaluate current rates and provide guidance on future pricing. Kimley-Horn is supporting a customer satisfaction survey, analysis of local Boise market trends, and benchmarking against comparable cities to inform staff recommendations on rates and product offerings. Staff previewed the proposed rates and new products with the Board at the March 2026 Board meeting and are accepting written public feedback until 12:00 p.m. on April 10. The Agency will hold a public hearing on the proposed rates at the April 13, 2026, and will request Board adoption at that time. If approved, the new rates will go into effect as early as June 1, 2026. Project Lead: Zach Piepmeyer

ParkBOI Security Camera Upgrades: Current security camera coverage in ParkBOI garages is limited to vehicle gate locations, the BikeBOI storage facility, and select pay-on-foot stations. Existing camera technology is outdated, and the current video management system has limited functionality and relies on on-site storage. The Agency plans to replace the existing system, expand camera coverage across all facilities, and implement a cloud-based video management system with enhanced video search, access, and sharing capabilities. Cator Ruma has been selected to support system acquisition and installation. Services include assessing existing facilities, preparing construction documents, assisting with a Request for Proposals (RFP) for camera vendors, supporting vendor interviews and selection, and administering installation of the new system. The RFP is anticipated to be released in summer 2026, with installation expected to be completed by December 2026. Project Lead: Zach Piepmeyer

9th & Front Stair Tower Enclosure and Elevator Modernization: This two-part project at the 9th & Front ParkBOI parking garage consists of the modernization of three elevators and the enclosure of the two stair towers. An assessment completed in early 2024 determined that the three existing parking garage elevators are approaching the end of their service life and need modernization. The garage also exhibits two external stair towers with open-air designs that require regular maintenance to ensure the structural integrity and safety of the towers. This project aims to protect and extend the lifespan of CCDC’s assets, while improving the functionality of the property and ensuring a safe environment for all users.

In 2025, Cushing Terrell was selected as the design professional of record and Andersen Construction as the CM/GC. Design Review approval was received from the City of Boise in March and the permit set for the Elevator Modernization is under review. The Board approved Amendment No. 1 to Andersen Construction’s CM/GC Contract for work related to the elevator modernization at the January 12, 2026, meeting, and coordination with the selected elevator company is underway. The Board will consider Amendment No. 2 to Andersen’s Construction’s CM/GC Contract for the remaining elevator modernization scope of work at a future meeting. Project Lead: Kassi Brown

CCDC IN THE COMMUNITY 

Selected highlights of CCDC activities in the Boise community in March 2026.

Pedal to the Pass Bike Parade

The Agency alongside partners hosted the first Pedal to the Pass Parade, a community bike parade highlighting CCDC’s investment in safe and comfortable bike and pedestrian infrastructure. Beginning at Cherie Buckner-Webb Park and traveling along the 11th Street Bikeway, Pioneer Pathway, and the Boise River Greenbelt, the event drew over 100 riders to Treefort Music Fest’s early pass pickup. The partnership included Treefort Music Fest, the City of Boise, Boise Bicycle Project, City Cycling Guide, and Lime.

Event Highlights:

 – Over 100 participants on bikes and e-scooters

– Over 14,700 views on social media related to promotion Pedal – Led by Boise City Mayor McLean and Council President Stead

  BOMA  Presentation on Urban Renewal

Senior Project Manager Alexandra Monjar gave a presentation at the BOMA March luncheon. She presented to a full audience on Boise’s Urban Renewal Districts, CCDC’s impact in the community, and promotion of the Agency’s Participation Program to open opportunities for economic development.

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