The “Mesa” is located just east of Boise, Idaho. It is so named because of its geological formation, an elevated area of land with a flat top and sides that are usually steep cliffs. It takes its name from its characteristic table-top shape and sits just below another mesa named Table Rock (pictured in our slide show) just to the north along with the geothermal hot springs close by. With the Boise River flowing at the base of the Mesa, and an extensive trail system surrounding the Mesa and connecting to the river and the famous miles-long Greenbelt, the neighborhood is desirable in its close proximity to the growing State Capital City of Boise but has an atmosphere of a private residential area with spectacular extended views of the City and Boise airport below. It provides immediate access to businesses, the airport, and outdoor activities for the whole family.
The Warm Springs Mesa Neighborhood Association is an active group of volunteers whose goal is to create a sense of community by providing education, entertainment, and other activities and serve as an information link to public entities (Boise City, Ada County, ACHD, utilities, etc.) which maintain and improve the neighborhood. Feel free to contact us. Welcome to the Mesa!
Important Information
Check out our Newsletter library for past, present and current issues with upcoming events and neighborhood information. Click here for previous issues
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Voluntary Dues
Voluntary Dues… Most of our activities and events are supported by the voluntary dues paid by the residents of the Mesa. We suggest $35 per year (or more if you wish) payable here or send a check payable to MNA to Debbie Arnhols, 1889 Toluka Way, Boise ID 83712.
A major focus of the Mesa is living with wildfire. Here you will find the FireWise Toolkit and related articles.
Top Stories
Mesa Events
CHECK OUT “NEWS YOU CAN USE”
You can find recent posts of upcoming events and important announcements under the main menu at left (desktops, tablets) or at the bottom of the page (smartphones)!
DID YOU MISS THE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING ON NOV. 12?
Click here for information on how to view a recording of the meeting, including election of NA Board members, update on Starview/Boulder Point, and speakers Boise Police Chief Lee and Neighborhood Contact Officers Tim Beaudoin and Jessica Knarr.
Local Happenings
STARVIEW PROJECT UPDATE AND ACTION ITEMS
Due to M3’s modification requests to the 2018 Development Agreement, the review process will begin again with presentations before the Ada County Highway District (ACHD), Planning & Development (P&D), and City Council starting with ACHD on April 28. Click here to go to a page for more details.
OUTDOOR YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONAL CLASSES RETURN
Popular outdoor programs and activities start in March at the Jim Hall Foothills Learning Center and Boise Urban Garden School. Read More…
NEW AIRLINE, NEW DESTINATION
JetBlue will launch nonstop flights between the Boise Airport and New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport on July 2, 2021. Read More…
NEIGHBORHOOD CHIPPING PROGRAM
Interested in having a woodchipper brought to your neighborhood! .. Here’s how
City of Boise
BPD RELEASES ANNUAL COMMUNITY REPORT
The COVID-19 pandemic contributed to a drop in Boise’s crime rate in the last year. The overall decline over the last few decades is also related to BPD’s community policing efforts. Read More…
CURBING WASTE IS A COMMUNITY EFFORT
Every year large amounts of cardboard, newspaper, food and yard waste end up in trash carts instead of recycle or compost carts. Read More…
CITY OF BOISE COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Here’s a quick guide to orders, what’s open, and other information: Read More…
Volunteer Opportunities
WSNMA is always looking for volunteers! Whether you are interested in becoming a board member or helping create and deliver our newsletter, leading or participating in neighborhood projects or events (picnics, music on the mesa, movies, etc), please click here to contact us.