Policom ranks the Bozeman area the strongest micropolitan area in the country for the third year in a row – pretty soon the area will no longer qualify to be classified as micropolitan. Bozeman’s economy ranked strongest small economy third year in a row By Melissa Loveridge Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 25, 2020 Bozeman’s economy …
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Big news coming from Bozeman-Yellowstone international Airport which is in the middle of a large gate expansion right now. Passenger records and new flights being added. Bozeman airport sets passenger record, adds flights to Nashville By Melissa Loveridge Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 14, 2020 More passengers traveled through the Bozeman-Yellowstone International Airport in 2019 than …
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Bozeman just hired a new affordable housing coordinator in their quest to help tackle affordable housing issues in the city. Bozeman puts affordable housing plans in motion By Katheryn Houghton Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 15, 2020 Bozeman staff have a to-do list to try to ease the area’s housing crunch — a list that city …
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It will be interesting to see what comes from this process. Bozeman puts affordable housing plans in motion By Katheryn Houghton Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 15, 2020 Bozeman staff have a to-do list to try to ease the area’s housing crunch — a list that city officials say will likely take years and millions of …
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This has been top of mind for several clients that have solar panels on their roof – NorthWestern Energy has been battling net metering on solar arrays. PSC rejects rate increase for rooftop solar, industry relieved for now By Shaylee Ragar Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 26, 2019 Montana’s utility regulators have spared rooftop solar customers …
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Yellowstone International Airport continues to expand and grow as the area does. It just secured a $4.1 Million grant to build a new airport apron, where plans park to be boarded and fueled. U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao Announces $4.1 Million grant to BZN WASHINGTON, DC (November 22, 2019) U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine …
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As our area sees continued exponential growth, conservation programs are integral to maintaining the rural feel of the area. A levy will be more long term as a resource. It’s whether or not the collections can keep pace with what needs conserving. Gallatin County open lands program changes with shift from bond to levy By …
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Parks and trails can make or break a community – however, Bozeman has taken on a lot of additional fees and taxes over the past few years. It will be interesting to see how voters see this in 2020. Bozeman to pitch parks and trails fee in 2020 By Katheryn Houghton Chronicle Staff Writer Dec …
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As Bozeman grows, so to the stresses on infrastructure. Future street projects are one avenue to reduce issues as capacity increases on our roadways. Bozeman City Commission reviews, approves future street projects By Shaylee Ragar Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 20, 2019 Bozeman City Commissioners have reviewed and updated the city’s five-year plan for major street …
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Bozeman is making another go at a housing plan… Bozeman City Commission adopts housing plan, looks to prioritize By Shaylee Ragar Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 19, 2019 The Bozeman City Commission has voted 4-1 to adopt a housing plan after adding a few amendments and hearing opposition from homebuilders. A draft of the Community Housing …
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