Boundary County Road Standards Manual Ordinance 2020-2 is downloadable below with the link.

The Road and Bridge Department appreciates your cooperation during
road construction projects. Please drive safely through construction areas.
If you have any questions, please contact the Office at (208) 267-3838
Please keep checking back for new projects or updates.
Thank You!!

Before you build: Permit requirements

Pursuant to Boundary County Ordinance 2020-2, permits are required prior to the construction of any approach or access onto a Boundary County Road, be it a permanent or temporary access. Permits are also required for any utility placement, including waterlines, along, across or under a county road. Permit applications are available at the Boundary County Road and Bridge office , located at 73 Sunrise Road, Or online. See link below for application. There is no fee for this permit.

EXCERPTS FROM BOUNDARY COUNTY ORDINANCE 2020-2

Our People

The Boundary County Road & Bridge road crew is comprised of 11 heavy equipment operators who operate road construction equipment in the summer, including graders, dozers, excavators, backhoes, chip spreaders, rollers and dump trucks. For organizational purposes, the county road system is divided into five geographical areas, with three graders that go from area to area to perform maintenance during three maintenance seasons and, joined by one plow truck, to plow snow in the winter.

Summer Operations

6 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday

Most maintenance work to county roads occur during the summer months. During the oiling season, the "hot" part of the summer, crews patch hard-surfaced roads by hand and with graders, using asphalt mix batched by the crushing crew at the county gravel pit. County road and bridge crews also chip-seal county roads, a task many state and local jurisdictions have done by private contractors. Doing the task ourselves is extremely cost-effective and allows the county to preserve and manage its county road system.

Adoption of County Road Names

Resolution 2005-29

WHEREAS, Boundary County through its Boundary County Commissioners has established a system to name new roads and rename existing roads within Boundary County, Idaho; and

WHEREAS, The roads identified herein by the name listed on Exhibit "A" will be the official road name of said roads in Boundary County, Idaho, and

WHEREAS, The roads as named herein are not new road names; and

WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 2004-1 allows the Board of County Commissioners to by Resolution name existing roads; and