Nampa Mourns Mayor Rick Hogaboam As Community Reacts to His Passing
Nampa mourns the loss of its mayor, Rick Hogaboam. He died after a reported medical emergency, the Nampa Chamber of Commerce said.
The community has reacted across government, law enforcement, and local organizations. Filmogaz.com compiled statements from agencies and leaders offering condolences and support.
Law enforcement responses
The Nampa Police Department said it will remain steady and available to residents. Officers expressed deep sorrow and pledged continued service during this difficult time.
The Caldwell Police Department called Hogaboam a pillar of the community. They remembered his long commitment to public safety, nonprofit work, and service to others.
Statements from elected officials
The City of Caldwell and Mayor Eric Phillips extended deepest condolences to Hogaboam’s family. They praised his dedication to Nampa and his collaborative work across the Treasure Valley.
Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane said he was heartbroken. McGrane noted he worked closely with Hogaboam when Hogaboam served as Canyon County Clerk.
City leaders in Meridian and Star also released statements. Both cities expressed sympathy and recognized Hogaboam’s energy and community focus.
Business and community organizations
The Nampa Chamber of Commerce announced the mayor’s passing and asked the public to keep his family in their thoughts. The chamber requested patience as the community begins to grieve.
The Caldwell Chamber of Commerce said it was shocked and saddened. The organization sent condolences to Nampa and to Mayor Hogaboam’s family.
The Idaho Hispanic Chamber of Commerce offered heartfelt sympathy. The group emphasized remembering Hogaboam’s service and legacy.
Faith-based and support offers
The Salvation Army of Nampa offered prayers and comfort to the Hogaboam family. It invited anyone needing prayer or someone to talk to contact them privately.
Community reaction and legacy
Across the region, officials and organizations reacted with shock and sorrow. Many highlighted Hogaboam’s public service, collaboration, and commitment to the region.
As Nampa mourns, local leaders urged residents to support one another. They asked the public to respect the family’s privacy while the city processes this sudden loss.
