Council Member· 2026-01-05 – 2029-12-01 (start: oath of office administered at the January 5, 2026 meeting per City Council minutes (current term only; Reid also served an earlier term, first elected by 2021 per Boise State Public Radio); month-level end: December 2029 per four-year terms (kmvt.com: Brown re-elected in November 2025 to a four-year term; same November 2025 cohort))
Christopher Reid
Twin Falls
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 3
- Total speaking time
- 0:51
- Avg per meeting
- 0:17
- Segments
- 34
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Extension of Revenue Allocation Area #4-3 to support Chobani expansion
About $59.8 million in new TIF-supported infrastructure costs, plus existing obligations, funded by tax increment diverted from other taxing districts through 2046.
Old Clinic building demolition and remediation
Negotiated CM/GC fees and general conditions costs, with a guaranteed maximum price to follow.
Downtown Redevelopment RFPs — 2nd and Hansen and Old Towne South
Not yet determined — the RFPs will define what developers are asked to build and what incentives the agency may offer.
Downtown redevelopment RFPs
No immediate cost to residents; future redevelopment could change downtown's tax base.
Downtown parking initiative
Any parking investment needs a defined scope, cost, and funding plan before approval — no number yet.
2nd & Hansen downtown redevelopment
deChase has asked for $6–9 million in agency participation — but no dollars are committed until a future board vote on a development agreement.
Airport terminal access improvement project
$1,306,787, contingent on FAA grant funding.
Exterior modifications at 140 2nd Ave N
Willow May Subdivision final plat
Homes2Suites mural project
No city funds committed; the private project's funding is unresolved.
R2M Investments LLC Subdivision preliminary plat
Lot 7's stormwater basin would transfer to the city, and the private road stays HOA-maintained, keeping most costs off taxpayers.
4th Avenue South property transfer to Agency
Modest cost now for publishing the hearing notice; the agency would take over lot maintenance afterward.
Accessory dwelling unit regulations and training
Rising home costs pressure family finances citywide; no direct city expenditure attached.
Ashlee Townhomes Subdivision findings
Cook's Corner commercial development at Blue Lakes/Orchard
Roadway reconstruction of Blue Lakes Blvd S and Orchard Drive will be borne by the developer as phases occur, not taxpayers up front.
State of the Building Safety Department 2026
Permit revenue was up about 19% versus last June, with over $17 million in construction value on the month.
Downtown redevelopment proposal scoring
Impact fee participation program change
Kemp Subdivision driveway access on Stadium Boulevard
The developer must also rebuild Stadium Boulevard and Carriage Lane North to collector standards per the 2025 annexation conditions.
County-city unified building advisory partnership
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Reid was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Development)
No votes found matching Development.