HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Your input helps agencies make informed project decisions. BLM, USFS, ODOE and Idaho Power encourage you to participate in the Boardman to Hemingway Transmission Line Project by:

  • Submitting comments during official comment periods.
  • Attending public meetings.
  • Keeping informed through project materials such as this website, agency review documents and newsletters.
  • Asking questions.

We encourage your participation and welcome your comments and questions about the project.

Idaho Power’s Community Outreach

Idaho Power is committed to working with landowners, communities, resource and regulatory agencies, government officials, and other interest groups and organizations throughout the project.

To learn more about past routing outreach through the Community Advisory Process and micrositing, visit Idaho Power's Routing page.

National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Process
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.

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











B2H: Boardman to Hemingway Transmission Line Project | BLM: Bureau of Land Management | CAP: Community Advisory Process
EFSC: Energy Facility Siting Council | EIS: Environmental Impact Statement | kV: kilovolt | NEPA: National Environmental Policy Act
ODOE: Oregon Department of Energy | USFS: United States Forest Service