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Jimmy Hallyburton retires from Boise Bicycle Project

By George Prentice,
Samantha Wright
Published June 26, 2023 at 2:35 PM MDT
A man wearing a light grey button down and a colorful bandana stands looking into the camera.
Jimmy Hallyburton
After 16 years of helping connect kids with bikes Jimmy Hallyburton is retiring from the role of director with the Boise Bicycle Project.

Jimmy Hallyburton, the founder and director of the Boise Bicycle Project, is retiring.

After 16 years of helping connect kids with bikes, Hallyburton is stepping down. He’s unsure what’s next, except for running for re-election as a Boise City Council member.

He sat down with our Morning Edition host George Prentice to discuss his decision.

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As host of Morning Edition, I'm the luckiest person I've ever known because I spend my days listening to smart, passionate, engaging people. It’s a public trust. I lean in to talk with actors, poets, writers and volunteers who make Idaho that much more special.
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