Rebuild Bannock Street
13th to 16th Street
Streetscape and intersection updates to improve pedestrian and bike connectivity from the West Downtown Neighborhood into downtown Boise.
Construction Update: October 1, 2025
We’re pleased to share that the Rebuild Bannock Street project between 13th Street and 16th Street is nearing completion, with most major construction now finished.
Tomorrow, crews will activate the new traffic signals at the 15th Street and 16th Street intersections. By the end of the day, road closures along Bannock Street as well as the intersection at 16th Street and Bannock Street, will be lifted. Construction crews will remain in the area over the next few weeks to finish final punch-list items.
These upgrades improve safety, comfort, and accessibility with new traffic signals, rebuilt sidewalks, added street trees, and a repaved roadway. The project also included replacing an aging underground canal crossing to support future irrigation needs.
Looking ahead, our partners at McAlvain Construction will return in Spring 2026 to complete the final block of improvements between 12th and 13th Streets.
Background
Bannock Street is an important pedestrian and cyclist route that needs improvements to make it safe and accessible to all.
CCDC is improving the experience for those traveling into and out of Downtown Boise from west downtown neighborhoods by rebuilding the streetscape, adding fully signalized intersections at 15th and 16th Streets, and improving the existing bike network.
About the Project
Rebuild Bannock Street – 13th Street to 16th Street – improves overall safety, comfort, and accessibility by:
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- Adding traffic signals at the Bannock Street intersections at 15th Street and 16th Street.
- Rebuilding sidewalks, pedestrian ramps, driveway approaches and adding street trees.
- Repaving the road and updating an aging underground canal crossing below Bannock Street to ensure irrigation flow into the future.
Project Timeline
- Spring 2023 – Gathering feedback and information from property owners and additional stakeholders on problems, issues, needs, and opportunities along the corridor.
- Summer 2023 – Draft concept design developed
- Fall 2023 – Final concept design
- Fall 2023 – Summer 2024 – Technical design
- Summer/Fall 2024 – Permitting approvals
- January 2025 – Construction starts
- October 2025 – Estimated completion
Contact
CCDC project manager Amy Fimbel is overseeing this project.