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Ada County Highway District Vehicle Registration Fee Continuation

Unofficial result: Passed

Source: results.voteidaho.gov

What does this measure do?

Supports: Public Infrastructure

Keeps the Ada County Highway District's vehicle registration fee at its 2008 rates through 2046, raising about $14 million a year for road repair, traffic relief, and safer routes to school. Owners keep paying $8 to $40 per vehicle a year, with no increase; if it fails, the fee ends in 2028.

More about this measure

Proposed by: Ada County Highway District Board of Commissioners (unanimous vote)

The elected board that runs roads in Ada County voted unanimously to put it to voters. It asks to keep the current vehicle registration fee, which pays for road projects.

Source: kivitv.com

A YES vote means

The district keeps charging its current fee of $8 to $40 per vehicle a year, based on vehicle age and type, through 2046 with no increase. It brings in about $14 million a year for local roads.

A NO vote means

The fee ends after December 31, 2028, and the district loses about $14 million a year for local road projects unless voters approve a fee later. State registration fees continue.

Campaign Finance Information

Campaign Finance Information

Largest donors supporting

  • Brighton CorporationBoise-area real estate developer and homebuilder$15,000
  • McAlvain CompaniesBoise commercial construction contractor$5,000

Largest donors opposing

No large donors reported.

Filings as of October 2, 2026 · Source: sunshine.voteidaho.gov

Sources: achdidaho.org · boisedev.com · idahopress.com