Idaho Falls, Ammon, and Bonneville County team up for regional ‘Street Summit’ tonight

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — If you’ve got questions about road work coming this summer, local leaders want to give you answers all in one place. The City of Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, and the City of Ammon are joining forces to host a regional Street Summit tonight, Monday, May 18, at 6:30 p.m. in the Bonneville County Commissioner's Hearing Room.

The public meeting will take place in the Bonneville County Commissioner's Hearing Room. The summit aims to prep drivers for the upcoming 2026 summer road construction season, offering a look at how local projects will affect summer traffic.

According to regional leadership, the summit is part of a growing collaborative effort between the three agencies, aiming to improve coordination, communication, and provide a "clearer understanding of roadway improvements, traffic impacts, and infrastructure projects planned throughout the 2026 construction season."

"Road construction and infrastructure improvements impact every community in our region, and those impacts do not stop at jurisdictional boundaries," said City of Idaho Falls Public Information Officer Kimberly Felker in a recent news release.

After a short presentation from each participating agency highlighting major transportation and infrastructure projects, attendees will have opportunities to ask questions.

For those unable to attend in person, the event will be livestreamed and recorded. To watch online, click HERE.

In addition, residents can access interactive construction maps for all three agencies through their websites or through the links below:

Idaho Falls Construction

Bonneville County Construction

City of Ammon Construction