Safe Streets for All
NENA's Safe Streets for All Committee is dedicated to collaborating with civic partners at the City of Boise, Ada County Highway District (ACHD), Boise Police Department, and other organizations to make meaningful improvements to the safety of North End neighborhood streets for the benefit of all users.
The Safe Streets for All Committee meets at 7pm on the second Monday of each month at Hyde Park Mennonite Fellowship, located at 1520 N 12th Street. Join us in person, or via Zoom.
Committee Work
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Traffic Enforcement Recap: January
Thanks to North End Neighborhood Contact Officer Travis Buffi for attending the January meeting to share a recap of Boise Police efforts to enforce the new reduced Neighborhood Slow Zone speed limits.
In January, there were 331 traffic stops conducted in the new Slow Zone, resulting in 128 warnings (a grace period gesture as drivers adjust to the new lower speed limits) and 44 citations issued. For more detailed data, review the full report:
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What's the Latest?
The 2026 North End Street Safety Survey was administered by NENA with two purposes – gathering feedback for ACHD about the Neighborhood Slow Zone Pilot program and learning more
about the community’s views about pedestrian, bicyclist, and driver safety on the streets in the North End. The survey was open for the month of June 2026. A total of 229 responses were recorded.
Click below to read the full report.