Ada County Landfill

Our office has been made aware of a new text message scam impersonating Idaho District Court staff and targeting Ada County residents with fake traffic violation summons.

If you receive this message, do not respond or click any links included in the text.

These calls are in no way affiliated with Ada County. If you aren’t sure if the communication you’ve received is a scam, call the Ada County Sheriff's Office to confirm. You can look up your court information on iCourt or call (208)-287-6900 with any questions.

https://adacounty.id.gov/clerk/courts/

Bikes that get dropped off at the Landfill's Diversion Area are donated to this program. When depositing bikes, please set them to the side so they don't get damaged in the scrap metal pile. Thanks!

Due to high demand, online requests for free bicycles through the Recycle a Bicycle Program are now closed.

But don’t worry! You can still attend the City of Meridian Parks and Recreation’s Explore Outdoors Bicycle Bonanza event on May 16th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to find one. Event volunteers will have bikes to demo and take home on a first-come, first-served basis as availability is limited.

For more information, please visit MeridianCity.org/rab.

📢Public Service Announcement📢
Please be aware that the fire in this picture is NOT a wildfire. Instead, it's a flare from the Ada County landfill biogas development. After receiving multiple false alarms, we've partnered with and to place signs with a QR code at Eagle Bike Park. By scanning the code, you can learn more about the flare and find contact info for those with questions. We're grateful for concerned citizens and hope this information reduces false alarms while educating about Ada County's natural gas program.