City seeks input on downtown Bozeman parking infrastructure

EBS STAFF

The Downtown Bozeman Urban Renewal District, a city-appointed board that funds infrastructure improvements, is partnering with the City of Bozeman on a community survey about parking in downtown Bozeman. The online survey solicits feedback from residents, visitors, employees, business owners and others who use downtown parking and responses will help guide future strategy, outreach and education efforts related to parking.

“As we plan for the future, we want to learn what people have to say about parking in Downtown Bozeman,” said Ellie Staley, executive director of BURD, in a March 12 press release. “As we look ahead, we want to hear directly from the community about parking in downtown Bozeman and use that feedback to guide our decisions. We remain committed to keeping our downtown vibrant and accessible for residents, employees, and visitors alike.”
The survey is open through March 30 and participants can enter a drawing for one of five downtown gift packages that include $100 in Downtown Dollars and an eight-hour parking pass for the Bridger Parking Garage.

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