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April 13, 2015
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A six-member joint panel has reached a compromise that would partially address Idaho's roads funding shortfall.
The new plan was passed unanimously by the Legislature's special joint conference committee on Friday afternoon after two full days of negotiations. The proposal would raise $95 million — far short of the $262 million annual shortfall the state has faced for road maintenance since 2010.
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