See COVID-19 Notice below
See COVID-19 Notice below
To reduce exposure to COVID-19 and in accordance with CDC recommendations, the Golden Gate Highway District office is closed to the public.
Please do the following for permits and other business:
1. Please do not enter the office or shop buildings if you are sick or have suspected exposure to Covid-19.
2. Public may call in to participate in open public meetings, (208) 482-6267. Agendas are posted on our office door, website, Wilder City Hall, Wilder Post Office and Greenleaf City Hall.
3. Contact us by phone or email to discuss permits and other business.
· (208) 482-6267
· Gordon Bates, Director: gordonb@gghd3.org
· Casey Percifield, Permits: caseyp@gghd3.org
4. Permit forms can be found on our website, gghd3.org, “more” tab, Standards & Forms.
5. Fee schedule is at the very bottom of the website page, gghd3.org, “more” tab, Standards & Forms. Feel free to call to verify the amount required. We accept checks and cash (no cards).
6. If you have a permit form, document or delivery drop it in the box at the front door.
7. Mail permit forms or other documents to,
Golden Gate Highway District #3
500 E. Golden Gate Ave.
Wilder, Idaho 83676
District Engineer Gordon Bates: gordonb@gghd3.org
Road Foreman Casey Percifield: caseyp@gghd3.org
District Secretary/Clerk Anita Herman: office@gghd3.org
Summer Hours: Monday - Thursday: 6:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Winter Hours: Monday - Thursday: 7:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Golden Gate Highway District #3 (GGHD) is located in Wilder, Idaho which is in the Southwest section of Canyon County. We are one of four highway districts in Canyon County. GGHD manages approximately 225 miles of rural roadways, 135 bridges, and associated signs and culverts.
The District is governed by a board of three Commissioners,
Golden Gate Highway District #3 (GGHD) is located in Wilder, Idaho which is in the Southwest section of Canyon County. We are one of four highway districts in Canyon County. GGHD manages approximately 225 miles of rural roadways, 135 bridges, and associated signs and culverts.
The District is governed by a board of three Commissioners, each serving its own sub district. The District has 10 employees.
The improvement of highways and highway systems is a declared, established, and permanent policy of the state of Idaho, and the duty is imposed upon its system of state highways and upon other public highway jurisdictions in the state of Idaho including county, city, and highway districts in respect to their systems of highways to improve
The improvement of highways and highway systems is a declared, established, and permanent policy of the state of Idaho, and the duty is imposed upon its system of state highways and upon other public highway jurisdictions in the state of Idaho including county, city, and highway districts in respect to their systems of highways to improve and maintain the highways within their respective jurisdiction within the limits of the funds available. Therefore, it is the mission of this Highway District to maintain and improve its highway system in order to provide a well planned, safe, efficient, and well maintained system of highways for the residents, property owners, and other highway users and travelers within its boundaries. The Commissioners, officers, appointed administrative staff, and employees of this District are all dedicated to providing the highway system, equipment, and trained personnel in the pursuit of this mission in the most efficient manner possible.
GGHD works hard to provide safe and manageable roadways for the traveling public. We are a members of Idaho Association of Highways (IAHD) and the Association of Canyon County Highway District (ACCHD).
The highway district is a special-purpose district and therefore is not part of the county, state, or city governments. The district is g
GGHD works hard to provide safe and manageable roadways for the traveling public. We are a members of Idaho Association of Highways (IAHD) and the Association of Canyon County Highway District (ACCHD).
The highway district is a special-purpose district and therefore is not part of the county, state, or city governments. The district is governed by state law in the Idaho Statutes, Chapter 13, Title 40.
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