The project's public involvement program includes multiple opportunities for the public to participate by submitting comments, attending public meetings hosted by Idaho Power, the BLM and/or the ODOE-EFSC and keeping informed through project materials such as this Web site and newsletters. We encourage your participation and welcome your comments and questions about the project.

Following the review of comments received during scoping, Idaho Power initiated the Community Advisory Process to recommend proposed and alternate routes for the Boardman to Hemingway Transmission Line Project. Idaho Power is working with the public, resource and regulatory agencies, government officials and other interest groups and organizations during this process.

View Idaho Power's Community Advisory Process page for more information.

The NEPA process is being conducted by the BLM and the USFS. This public process is required for any project proposed on federally-managed public lands. To learn more, visit the BLM’s NEPA Process page.

This public process is required by the state of Oregon for any large energy project within the state. To learn more, visit the ODOE-EFSC’s Process Information page.