With snow melt expected to increase over the coming weeks, the Ada Public Works Department is issuing a reminder for residents with sump pumps. Ada Public Works Director Brian Rasmussen tells us more. People with questions about sump pump use should contact the Ada Public Works Department.
City of Ada Bike Rodeo and Parade will be held Wednesday, May 6, 2026 from 3:10-5:00 PM. This event is open to all children living in the community, grades PK-5th. It will be held right after school at the Sonrise Evangelical Free Church Parking Lot. The parade will start at this location and make its…
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Every Spring the City of Ada holds their annual Clean Up Week, and this year’s dates have been set. Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson says Clean Up Week will be held the first full week of May, and there will be some minor changes in services this year. People with questions about Clean Up Week…
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A significant number of seats on the Ada City Council are up for election this November, and anyone interested in running for a position are encouraged to file for election. Ada City Administrator Ashey Larson tells us what seats are up for election this year. Larson says if you would like to have a trial…
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The Ada Community will be celebrating 150 years this summer, and local businesses, organizations, and entities have put together plans to make this one of the biggest events in the city’s history. Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson gives us a sneak peek into some of the fun activities that will be a part of this…
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The Ada City Council came to an agreement on how to move forward with their public works building project, during a special session on Tuesday night. Ada Mayor John Hintz says the council agreed to move forward with a public works building project that includes the addition of Ada City Hall and the Ada Police…
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In exactly one week, the Ada City Council will make the final decision on how they will move forward with the Ada Public Works building project, and the city is currently seeking feedback from residents. During his visit on the KRJB Kaleidoscope Program, Ada Public Works Director Brian Rasmussen spoke more about the proposed project,…
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Bids will officially be awarded on March 17 for the Ada Public Works building project, and city officials are weighing their options when it comes to what all to include in the project. While the public works portion of the project is guaranteed, officials have the choice in whether they will include the Police Department…
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During their meeting earlier this week, Ada Community Member Nic Prothro met with the council to receive approval for the development of lots located outside of the City’s limits. Ada Mayor John Hintz tells us more about the discussions, and why he was seeking the City’s approval. In other news, the Ada City Council approved…
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The Ada City Council had discussions regarding their public works building project on Tuesday night, and the council is moving closer to making a final decision on the project. Ada Mayor John Hintz says the council made the tentative decision to move forward with the lowest bid for the public works section of the project,…
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