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Bozeman mayor’s annual state of the city address highlights some good, some bad

January 26, 2023/

Aerial View of Main Street in downtown Bozeman Montana. Winter snow is scattered on streets and buildings with the mountain range covered in snow in the distance. Famous Baxter Hotel Sign is seen up close.

Bozeman Mayor Cyndy Andrus highlighted some good news about the state of the city this week, and acknowledged not everything is going right.

Bozeman’s economy is strong, but its labor force is under pressure.

And while 1,900 residential building permits were issued last year, renters in Bozeman are still struggling, Andrus said during her annual address in front of city commissioners Tuesday night.

 


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