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Interneighborhood Council adopts resolution honoring Kathy Powell for community leadership
Summary
The Interneighborhood Council of Bozeman passed Resolution 25.01 on Feb. 13 acknowledging Kathy Powell for longtime neighborhood and civic service. The resolution cites her leadership of the University Neighborhood Association and work on parking, short‑term rental policy and other local issues.
The Interneighborhood Council of Bozeman on Feb. 13 adopted Resolution 25.01 thanking Kathy Powell for years of neighborhood and civic leadership.
The resolution, read into the record during the meeting’s action item, cites the Bozeman City Charter and the neighborhood recognition ordinance and lists Powell’s service with the University Neighborhood Association, the Bozeman Climate Working Group, the League of Women Voters of the Bozeman Area and other local committees.
A motion to adopt the resolution was made, seconded and approved by voice vote; no opposition was recorded in the meeting minutes. The text of the resolution (read at the meeting) thanks Powell for “steadfast dedication to fostering cooperation and consensus among diverse interests” and for assisting residents in developing local solutions.
Kathy Powell addressed the council after the vote and described the Interneighborhood Council and neighborhood associations as an important way for residents to learn how city government works and to make neighborhood concerns heard. Powell noted neighborhood work on short‑term rental rules and parking and urged continued engagement.
The council asked that the resolution be recorded and made part of the meeting record; the vote was taken by voice and no recorded tallies were provided.
