Parks Board Launches PREP Plan Implementation; Ethics Board Approves New Training Format
Three city advisory boards met during the week of October 26, 2026, advancing initiatives ranging from park development code updates to employee ethics training and traffic calming program evaluation. The Urban Parks and Forestry Board, Board of Ethics, and Transportation Board each approved key staff proposals and discussed upcoming priorities.
Bozeman's Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program reports mixed results after first year of redesigned initiative
The city released a comprehensive evaluation of its revamped Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program, which deployed 15 temporary and permanent projects in 2026. Data shows speed reductions at some locations but durability challenges and questions about effectiveness on high-volume streets.
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2 articlesProposed Bozeman charter would grant unprecedented consulting rights to Inter-Neighborhood Council
On November 3rd, Bozeman voters will decide whether to expand the Inter-Neighborhood Council's role from advisory body to a constitutionally protected voice in city decisions. The proposed charter changes would guarantee the INC consultation rights, mandatory city responses to its recommendations, and exemptions from ethics rules.
Publisher urges city to prioritize street safety after latest traffic death
Mark Egge is calling for urgent action following Leslie Brown's fatal collision on Oak Street, arguing that despite repeated tragedies, Bozeman has failed to implement adequate safety improvements and continues to prioritize vehicle throughput over pedestrian protection.