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Bozeman City Commission adopts Bikesville Community Park master plan after broad community support
Summary
The Bozeman City Commission voted 5–0 on April 7, 2026, to adopt the Bikesville Community Park master plan, converting landfill‑capped city land to a regional bike park supported by more than 800 donors and a projected $1.2 million in city and grant funding.
The Bozeman City Commission on April 7 adopted a resolution approving the Bikesville Community Park master plan, voting 5–0 to convert capped landfill property to a multi‑use bike‑park and trails system.
The commission approved a conceptual park master plan presented by parks staff and partners from the Gallatin Valley Land Trust. The project is supported by more than 800 private donors and a city commitment of roughly $1.2 million, including an expected $750,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund grant, according to staff.
Parks planning and development manager Addie Jaden told the commission the plan balances trail infrastructure and natural‑resource protection, including protecting a core area of intact native grass and setting…
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