Walk A Mile

Ada County Sheriff Gary Raney and Major Ron Freeman joined other law enforcement officers, athletes and community members for the "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" event. The men put on high heels and walked a mile through downtown Boise to raise awareness and call for an end to sexual violence against women.

"We aren't exactly graceful, so we get attention and that's exactly what this is about," said Sheriff Raney. "We want to start people talking now and encourage them to continue those crucial conversations about responsibility and respect with friends and family members."

The annual walk organized by F.A.C.E.S. and Men Today Men Tomorrow.

Driver's license services offered at the Public Safety Building on Barrister and at the Ada County Courthouse have moved to newly-remodeled office space at 400 N. Benjamin in Boise. The Benjamin location will be open Monday through Friday, 8am - 5pm. Driver's license services provided at the Meridian office will move to Benjamin April 27.

Moving all driver's licensing services to the Benjamin facility means there will be twice as much space and twice as many customer service windows and testing stations. The facility also has plenty of free parking.

Motor vehicle registration services provided by the Ada County Assessor’s Office at the Public Safety Building have also moved to the Benjamin office. Vehicle registration services offered at the Ada County Courthouse, in Meridian and in Garden City will not be affected.

Questions about the move? Call 577-3101

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