Kuna Pavement and Pedestrian Improvements 

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The Ada County Highway District (ACHD) will be reconstructing portions of several streets and intersections in Kuna as part of a locally funded project to improve pavement conditions and upgrade the roadway for all users. Work may include reconstructing streets or removing and replacing pavement to enhance roadway conditions, adding bulb-outs where appropriate, filling sidewalk gaps to improve connectivity, and upgrading or installing pedestrian ramps to meet current standards and comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Pavement reconstruction will occur at the following locations:

  • Trini Drive, Miner Avenue to School Street

  • Miner Avenue, Trini Drive to Gold Street

  • Hayward Avenue, Armand Street to Curtner Street

Pavement reconstruction and pedestrian improvements will occur at the following locations:

  • San Mateo Avenue, Armand Street to Curtner Street (new ADA ramps)

  • Gold Street, Strike Way to School Avenue (bulb-outs, ADA ramps, and driveway Improvements at Gold Street/Pyrite Avenue and Gold Street/Quartzite Avenue intersections)

  • Boise Street, Shady Grove Way to Orchard Avenue (new ADA ramps at Boise Street/Shady Grove Way intersection)

  • Katie Way, Boise Street to Orchard Avenue (new ADA ramps at Katie Way/Boise Street intersection)

  • Ashwood Court, Ash Avenue to east end (new ADA ramps)

  • Orchard Avenue, 4th Street to Boise Street (bulb-outs and ADA ramps at Katie Way/Epson Street intersection)

  • Strike Way, Boise Street to Gold Street (bulb-outs and ADA ramps at Strike Way/Gold Street intersection)

  • Opal Court, Strike Way to cul-de-sac (new ADA ramps at Opal Court/Strike Way intersection)

  • Mendi Place, School Avenue to Goiri Street (ADA ramp upgrades along segment)

When ACHD went out to the public in winter 2023, Orchard Avenue and 4th Street were included in the project. This segment has since been removed.

Exhibits are available for select locations and can be viewed on this page.

The Ada County Highway District (ACHD) will be reconstructing portions of several streets and intersections in Kuna as part of a locally funded project to improve pavement conditions and upgrade the roadway for all users. Work may include reconstructing streets or removing and replacing pavement to enhance roadway conditions, adding bulb-outs where appropriate, filling sidewalk gaps to improve connectivity, and upgrading or installing pedestrian ramps to meet current standards and comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Pavement reconstruction will occur at the following locations:

  • Trini Drive, Miner Avenue to School Street

  • Miner Avenue, Trini Drive to Gold Street

  • Hayward Avenue, Armand Street to Curtner Street

Pavement reconstruction and pedestrian improvements will occur at the following locations:

  • San Mateo Avenue, Armand Street to Curtner Street (new ADA ramps)

  • Gold Street, Strike Way to School Avenue (bulb-outs, ADA ramps, and driveway Improvements at Gold Street/Pyrite Avenue and Gold Street/Quartzite Avenue intersections)

  • Boise Street, Shady Grove Way to Orchard Avenue (new ADA ramps at Boise Street/Shady Grove Way intersection)

  • Katie Way, Boise Street to Orchard Avenue (new ADA ramps at Katie Way/Boise Street intersection)

  • Ashwood Court, Ash Avenue to east end (new ADA ramps)

  • Orchard Avenue, 4th Street to Boise Street (bulb-outs and ADA ramps at Katie Way/Epson Street intersection)

  • Strike Way, Boise Street to Gold Street (bulb-outs and ADA ramps at Strike Way/Gold Street intersection)

  • Opal Court, Strike Way to cul-de-sac (new ADA ramps at Opal Court/Strike Way intersection)

  • Mendi Place, School Avenue to Goiri Street (ADA ramp upgrades along segment)

When ACHD went out to the public in winter 2023, Orchard Avenue and 4th Street were included in the project. This segment has since been removed.

Exhibits are available for select locations and can be viewed on this page.

  • Construction Underway in Kuna

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    Construction is underway on the Kuna Pavement and Pedestrian Improvements project. Crews are working at multiple locations to improve roadway conditions and make streets safer and more accessible.

    In earlier outreach, only a selection of project locations were highlighted. Please note that work is also taking place at additional locations that are part of the overall project.

    Pavement reconstruction will occur at the following locations:

    • Trini Drive, Miner Avenue to School Street

    • Miner Avenue, Trini Drive to Gold Street

    • Hayward Avenue, Armand Street to Curtner Street

    Pavement reconstruction and pedestrian improvements will occur at the following locations:

    • San Mateo Avenue, Armand Street to Curtner Street (new ADA ramps)

    • Gold Street, Strike Way to School Avenue (bulb-outs, ADA ramps, and driveway Improvements at Gold Street/Pyrite Avenue and Gold Street/Quartzite Avenue intersections)

    • Boise Street, Shady Grove Way to Orchard Avenue (new ADA ramps at Boise Street/Shady Grove Way intersection)

    • Katie Way, Boise Street to Orchard Avenue (new ADA ramps at Katie Way/Boise Street intersection)

    • Ashwood Court, Ash Avenue to east end (new ADA ramps)

    • Orchard Avenue, 4th Street to Boise Street (bulb-outs and ADA ramps at Katie Way/Epson Street intersection)

    • Strike Way, Boise Street to Gold Street (bulb-outs and ADA ramps at Strike Way/Gold Street intersection)

    • Opal Court, Strike Way to cul-de-sac (new ADA ramps at Opal Court/Strike Way intersection)

    • Mendi Place, School Avenue to Goiri Street (ADA ramp upgrades along segment)

    Exhibits are available for select locations and can be viewed on this page.

    Construction activity may include temporary road closures, lane restrictions, and sidewalk detours. More information about schedules and impacts will be shared as work progresses.


    Construction is underway on the Kuna Pavement and Pedestrian Improvements project. Crews are working at multiple locations to improve roadway conditions and make streets safer and more accessible.

    In earlier outreach, only a selection of project locations were highlighted. Please note that work is also taking place at additional locations that are part of the overall project.

    Pavement reconstruction will occur at the following locations:

    • Trini Drive, Miner Avenue to School Street

    • Miner Avenue, Trini Drive to Gold Street

    • Hayward Avenue, Armand Street to Curtner Street

    Pavement reconstruction and pedestrian improvements will occur at the following locations:

    • San Mateo Avenue, Armand Street to Curtner Street (new ADA ramps)

    • Gold Street, Strike Way to School Avenue (bulb-outs, ADA ramps, and driveway Improvements at Gold Street/Pyrite Avenue and Gold Street/Quartzite Avenue intersections)

    • Boise Street, Shady Grove Way to Orchard Avenue (new ADA ramps at Boise Street/Shady Grove Way intersection)

    • Katie Way, Boise Street to Orchard Avenue (new ADA ramps at Katie Way/Boise Street intersection)

    • Ashwood Court, Ash Avenue to east end (new ADA ramps)

    • Orchard Avenue, 4th Street to Boise Street (bulb-outs and ADA ramps at Katie Way/Epson Street intersection)

    • Strike Way, Boise Street to Gold Street (bulb-outs and ADA ramps at Strike Way/Gold Street intersection)

    • Opal Court, Strike Way to cul-de-sac (new ADA ramps at Opal Court/Strike Way intersection)

    • Mendi Place, School Avenue to Goiri Street (ADA ramp upgrades along segment)

    Exhibits are available for select locations and can be viewed on this page.

    Construction activity may include temporary road closures, lane restrictions, and sidewalk detours. More information about schedules and impacts will be shared as work progresses.


  • Construction to Start Soon

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    The Ada County Highway District (ACHD) will be reconstructing portions of several streets and intersections in Kuna as part of a locally funded project to improve pavement conditions and upgrade the roadway for all users. Work may include reconstructing streets or removing and replacing pavement to enhance roadway conditions, adding bulb-outs where appropriate, filling sidewalk gaps to improve connectivity, and upgrading or installing pedestrian ramps to meet current standards and comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

    Street Segments

    Construction Impacts

    • Temporary road closures
    • Pedestrian detours and sidewalk closures
    • Lane restrictions with flaggers
    • General construction noise, dust, equipment backup alarms and ground vibration
    • Crews will work from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. unless otherwise approved
    • The contractor will work with property owners to minimize impacts

    The Ada County Highway District (ACHD) will be reconstructing portions of several streets and intersections in Kuna as part of a locally funded project to improve pavement conditions and upgrade the roadway for all users. Work may include reconstructing streets or removing and replacing pavement to enhance roadway conditions, adding bulb-outs where appropriate, filling sidewalk gaps to improve connectivity, and upgrading or installing pedestrian ramps to meet current standards and comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

    Street Segments

    Construction Impacts

    • Temporary road closures
    • Pedestrian detours and sidewalk closures
    • Lane restrictions with flaggers
    • General construction noise, dust, equipment backup alarms and ground vibration
    • Crews will work from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. unless otherwise approved
    • The contractor will work with property owners to minimize impacts
Page last updated: 13 Apr 2026, 12:36 PM