Medicaid spending for Temporary National Codes (Non-Medicare) increased by 10.4% in Bozeman in 2024, pointing to shifting patterns in service utilization and reimbursement.
The City of Bozeman is updating its Engage Bozeman framework due to recent state law changes affecting public participation. Residents are invited to provide feedback through an online survey open until June 15.
Sean Gerrity, founder of American Prairie, will speak at Bozeman Public Library about large-scale prairie restoration efforts on May 20. The event highlights significant local contributions toward conservation.
The Sweet Grass County Tax Appeal Board will hold sessions from July through December for property tax appeals. Residents can file appeals by early June or within thirty days after receiving certain notices. Forms are available both in person and online.
The City of Bozeman has updated its website and email addresses to a .gov domain. Residents are advised to update bookmarks and contacts as part of this transition.
A new affordable housing neighborhood called Hidden Creek Community is underway in Bozeman following its official groundbreaking ceremony on May 1. Local leaders say it marks progress toward providing long-term rental options as well as homeownership opportunities for working families.
Bozeman’s Forestry Division will host an Arbor Day tree-planting event open to all residents on April 24. The city celebrates its status as Tree City USA while seeking public input for future urban forest plans.
The Hyalite Fire District responded quickly to a structure fire on Johnson Road in Bozeman on April 13. No injuries were reported thanks to coordinated efforts from multiple agencies. Officials have determined that the fire was unintentional.
The City of Bozeman is offering free watershed-wise landscaping classes this May with Green Gardens Group experts. Residents can learn practical techniques for sustainable gardening through interactive sessions held at local venues.
Bozeman has published its latest weekly update on community development activities as of Apr. 17. The report includes recent project decisions but notes no new projects entering public notice this week.