Summary
Boise City Hall has put up pride-colored pole wraps and signs, and the city says the display fits within Idaho’s state flag law. It’s the latest flashpoint in the broader fight over what government buildings can display.
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The direct cost isn’t clear, but expect it to be limited to materials, installation, and any staff or legal review.
LGBTQ+ residents and allies get symbolic recognition, and city leaders get to signal inclusivity.
Some residents and groups that oppose pride displays on government property may feel sidelined or see it as a legal problem.
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