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This is where we want to hear from YOU. In addition to public events, one-on-one interviews, and small group sessions, there will be several community questionnaires available to anyone willing to share their voice. We encourage you to continually check this page or sign-up for email updates about new questionnaires and other opportunities to engage.

Check out what was said by members of the community in the outreach summary (click here!).

This is where we want to hear from YOU. In addition to public events, one-on-one interviews, and small group sessions, there will be several community questionnaires available to anyone willing to share their voice. We encourage you to continually check this page or sign-up for email updates about new questionnaires and other opportunities to engage.

Check out what was said by members of the community in the outreach summary (click here!).

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Welcome to the interactive map. Use this map to let us know where improvements can be located as they correspond to the categories and questions below. Please select the pin(s) that corresponds with the category and answer the question(s) associated with it. Feel free to place as many pins as you would like. Zoom into the map if you want your pins to be on specific locations in the County.


Favorites - Where do you like to spend time? What spaces in and around the County are most important to you? 

Mobility - Where could bus service be improved? Where do you think sidewalks or trails need to be improved or added in the County? Where could we use more way-finding signage, bike racks, electric vehicle charging stations, parking, and additional turn lanes? 

Commercial - What business types are most needed in Gallatin County and where? What services are missing?

Growth - What type of housing would you most like to see more of? Where are the most appropriate locations for future growth in the County?


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