Benefit Big Sky

Sustainability: creating a best practices guidebook for the big sky area, which will function as a free local's guide to sustainable stewardship in big sky. Whether you have been in big sky since the 1970's of just moved to the area, the hope is the guidebook on sustainability inspires your engagement and involvement as a community stakeholder. The best practices guidebook is an invitation to participate in the preservation of out way of life in southwest montana. It will include information on responsible property ownership, natural disaster resilience for those such as wildfires and drought, and ecosystem stewardship.

Traffic calming: the residential roads around big sky have been greatly impacted due to the significant growth that has occurred over the last several years. Roads used by our commuinity and visitors to access recreation areas include little coyote road, adesite road, and beehive basin road. With growth comes a higher volume of traffic on our residential roads. There are various methods to calm traffic and enhance safety, including construction of speed tables, installation of driver feedback signs, collection of traffic data, and the increase of safety signage. Safety of our community members in top priority. Bbs is participating in a community fundraising effort for this project-advocating for and maintaining the safety of big sky residents and visitors alike is beneficial for everyone in big sky!