Sean Sundwall has lived in Ada County for [NUMBER] years. He and his family call [CITY/NEIGHBORHOOD] home, and like every District 3 resident, he drives these roads every day.
Professionally, Sean has spent [NUMBER] years in [INDUSTRY/ROLE], where he [ONE SENTENCE ABOUT BUDGETS, PROJECTS, OR LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE]. He's served the community as [BOARD / VOLUNTEER / CIVIC ROLE].
Sean believes the Ada County Highway District should do a few things very well: build and maintain roads, keep traffic moving, keep people safe, and spend every dollar as if it were their own.
"Roads aren't a partisan issue — they're a competence issue. District 3 deserves a commissioner who shows up, listens, and gets the work done."— Sean Sundwall
ACHD controls a budget of more than $150 million and every local road, bridge, and intersection in Ada County. Here's how Sean will put it to work for District 3.
Prioritize maintenance and repaving over showpiece projects. Potholes, cracked pavement, and worn-out intersections get fixed on a predictable schedule.
Coordinate signal timing, widen chokepoints, and plan ahead for growth so commuters spend less time stuck in traffic and more time at home.
Every project gets scrutinized for cost, need, and results. No new taxes or fees without a clear, public case for why they're needed.
Better crosswalks, sidewalks, and lighting where kids walk to school and where residents have asked for help — driven by data, not politics.
ACHD should be a partner to Boise, Meridian, Eagle, and every city in the county — coordinating projects instead of fighting turf battles.
Clear project timelines, honest budgets, and a commissioner who returns your calls. You should always know what ACHD is doing and why.
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Get a SignACHD Commissioner is a nonpartisan race that appears on the November general election ballot. Only voters who live in ACHD District 3 can vote in this race.
Polls are open 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. If you're in line by 8:00 p.m., you can still vote. Find your polling place.
Ada County offers in-person early voting in the two weeks before Election Day. Dates and locations are posted at adacountyelections.gov.
Any Idaho voter can request an absentee ballot. Request yours at voteidaho.gov and return it by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.
Not sure if you live in District 3? Check the ACHD district map.
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