Discovering Boise's Best Neighborhoods: A FULL Guide

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[@canyonproductions7683]

Super helpful nreakdown Marcie!

[@Livinginboiseidaho-candid]

Thank you! I try to be helpful! That’s my ultimate goal with this channel. What’s your phone number? I would love to connect with you and discuss some things.

[@canyonproductions7683]

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[@JKTrails-34]

Thank you for the videos and education, Marcie--I'm learning a lot. 2 questions: 1) I know Boise is not lauded for its public transit but...are there any transportation projects in development that you're aware of that will serve any of these communities? Maybe airport access or similar? 2) As referenced in this video...why were Avimor residents excited to be accepted into Eagle?

[@Livinginboiseidaho-candid]

Thank you for watching and great questions! In regard public transit projects - you're absolutely correct that Boise isn’t particularly known for its public transit. There is (thankfully) ongoing discussion on how to improve our transportation options - that said (unfortunately) nothing major is currently being worked on. There has been (for several years now) quite a bit of talk about adding a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system right on State Street (which is one of Boise's busiest corridors). And there's also been talk about adding in express bus services and/or a potential light rail connection... but (as far as I know anyhow) all of those are still very much still in the conceptual stages. And then there's also been discussion about expanding bus routes, including better access to the Boise Airport. Currently our main public transportation option is Valley Regional Transit, here is their website (and all of the routes that they cover): www.valleyregionaltransit.org/routes/ Typically you *can* get to most places within Boise and Meridian using the bus, but due to how few routes they have, it's almost always going to (as of right now anyhow) take more time than would be preferable. And then in regard to Avimor being annexed into Eagle: Great question! Avimor residents were excited to be accepted into Eagle primarily due to its local government, sense of community and improved school ratings. The government and city planning that Eagle offers are two perks that many Avimor residents have shared with us. Hope this helps! Let me know if there’s anything else you’re curious about.