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Officials break ground at Mayfield

Wednesday, October 30, 2024
From left, owner Greg Johnson, Westpark Company President Taylor Merrill; county building official Johnny Hernandez, county land use and building director Mitra Mehta-Cooper, Sheriff Mike Hollingshead, Mayfield Springs attorney Heather Clark, Mayfield Springs engineer Ben Thomas, county planning and zoning chair Patti Osborn, county planning and zoning board chairman Bud Corbus, Mayfield Springs planner Bonnie Layton and two other representatives join forces as they break ground to officially mark the beginning of the Mayfield Springs housing project.
Photo by Debbie Taylor

Following more than 10 years of debate and discussions that led to several setbacks and delays, plans to build a new community west of Mountain Home officially moved forward during a ceremony Oct. 23.

Elmore County commissioners joined county officials and other representatives to officially break ground on the Mayfield Springs development, located just within the county’s border off the Boise Stage Stop interstate exit.

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  • Who will maintain the roads with the increase of traffic?

    What happens when we run out of water or have other water issues?

    -- Posted by joe_smoe on Mon, Nov 4, 2024, at 6:50 AM
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