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The Big Sky Community Housing Trust and the Lone Mountain Land Company broke ground on RiverView Place on Tuesday.

Heather Grenier, the CEO of the Human Resources Development Council, which runs Streamline,
said Tuesday night that they are excited about the result.

Community advocates for the creation of the Gallatin Valley Urban Transportation District (GVUTD) celebrated voters’
approval of the measure Tuesday night, saying that the newly established district will enable the Streamline bus
and Galavan paratransit services to continue to meet the transportation needs of our community.

Bozeman has seen a rise in homelessness and urban camping in the area. Local officials are teaming up through
a street outreach program to help provide basic needs.

HRDC’s Senior Program includes Medicare counseling, emergency food, transportation and housing support and the list goes on.

The Human Resource Development Council is hoping to break ground on an affordable apartment project next year in Gardiner.

Since 1973, Galavan has been helping individuals aged 60 and older and people with disabilities remain
independent by providing rides to medical visits, the grocery store, places of employment, social events, and other appointments.

Students, seniors, and other community members who may not have vehicles deserve a reliable way
to access essential services and participate in daily community life. Please vote yes to create the UTD.

The Park County Early Childhood Coalition is partnering with the Human Resource Development Council Head Start
to provide two free programs: School Readiness Program and Infant/Toddler Circle Time, which will start next week.

My name is Ruth Spinelli and I have a learning disability. I can not drive. My only way to work in the wintertime
and sometimes in summer is Streamline.