The Idaho Transportation Department will close the eastbound off-ramp at the Garrity Interchange on Interstate 84 in Nampa beginning Friday evening for a repaving project scheduled to run through early Monday morning. The closure affects Exit 38 and is part of ITD’s ongoing effort to maintain the region’s highway infrastructure.
The work begins at 9 p.m. Friday, August 7, and is expected to conclude by 5 a.m. Monday, August 10. Drivers using that exit during the closure period should take the Franklin Road Interchange at Exit 36 instead, where ITD will have directional signs posted to guide traffic through the detour route.
How to Stay Informed
ITD emphasizes that all work is weather dependent and may be rescheduled if conditions do not permit safe operations. Travelers can receive project updates by texting 84CORRIDOR to 1-866-483-8422. Real-time traffic information is also available through the state’s 511 traffic advisory system, accessible online at 511.idaho.gov or through the 511 mobile app.
Additional project details are posted on ITD’s website at itd.idaho.gov/project/84ramps for drivers seeking more information about the work.
Canyon County residents and commuters should plan accordingly for the weekend closure and allow extra travel time if using alternative routes through the Nampa area. The repaving project is one of several infrastructure maintenance efforts ITD manages across the Treasure Valley to keep highways in good condition for regional traffic.