City of Bozeman

A City of Bozeman employee discovered over 4,000 pounds of fly ash along and IN the East Gallatin River near the 200 block of Bohart Lane, which is in the heart of downtown Bozeman's residential area.

Want a great tree for your street scape AND split the cost with the City of Bozeman? Then the Costshare Tree Program is for you and we've got the application and details here!

Bozeman has greatly improved their recycling programs in the last couple of years. Did you know that you can get curbside pick-up of your recyclables WITHOUT having to sort them? One tote for all of your recycling needs!

Bozeman leaf pick up has begun! We've got the entire schedule right here for your convenience. Pick up starts in the "Subdivision Areas" on October 29th and in the "Core" on November 3rd.

Summertime is street construction season in Bozeman but daily reports from the City of Bozeman makes it easy to get around!

The City of Bozeman will start their annual Fall leaf pickup on October 23rd. Here's when you can expect them to be in YOUR 'hood!

Montana State University and the Bozeman community have several efforts planned to help welcome MSU students to town when they arrive for the beginning of the academic year:

The City Commission will hear comment on the proposed rate increases of up to 3% in both water and sewer, for EACH of the next two years at their meeting on July 22nd, 2013

Water main replacement work that began on Mendenhall on June 17 has now been moved to Willson and Tracy. The project is expected to continue through the summer. Details here:

Couldn't help notice this vehicle parked at the corner of N Willson and Main today. You can't miss that driver's side front wheel. Note: Your vehicle will be immobilized by the boot if you have 6 or more unpaid parking violations. You have to pay ALL unpaid violations PLUS a $150 boot fee to get you…

Doing the right thing could end up rewarding Bozeman in a big way. Bozeman has been selected to participate in the Recycle Rewards Green Choices Recycling Challenge, and the city could be awarded $100,000 in grant money. Details here:

I am a champion of Bozeman. However, the City of Bozeman (and Mother Nature) never fail to screw me every Fall when it comes to picking up my leaves that I dutifully rake for the City to pick up. Why? Because I live in the 'hood.