The Big Sky Resort Area District is a special purpose district existing as a local government in Big Sky, Montana.
Livable Big Sky
VOTE IN MAY – Livable Big Sky is about fostering a shared vision for a place where we all belong. By investing in the places and spaces where we live, play, and connect as neighbors, we help make Big Sky a place we can all call home.
The Impact of Resort Tax
As stewards of public funds, BSRAD is committed to allocating Resort Tax collections to key community priorities. In FY2024, these collective efforts have resulted in significant achievements.
Capital Improvement Plan
The Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for Big Sky is a strategic blueprint designed to guide the development, enhancement, and long-term sustainability of our community’s infrastructure and public amenities.
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The Big Sky Way: Investing in public spaces that bring us together
The importance of public investment in housing Published March 14, 2025 by Explore Big Sky By Daniel Bierschwale EBS COLUMNIST Big Sky’s landscape tells a story of adventure, resilience and community. From our winding trails to our open green spaces, these public...
The Big Sky Way: Investing in housing, investing in community
The importance of public investment in housing Published February 19, 2025 by Explore Big Sky By Daniel Bierschwale EBS COLUMNIST Big Sky is our home—a place with thousands of acres of skiable terrain, nearly 40 miles of trails, and endless fly-fishing opportunities...
Shaping Big Sky’s Future: Voters to Decide on Resort Tax Renewal and Community Investments
BIG SKY, Montana - February 28, 2025 – On February 4, the Big Sky Resort Area District (BSRAD) Board unanimously approved a resolution to hold a mail-in election on May 6, giving voters the opportunity to shape the future of our community. Under the Livable Big Sky...
Big Sky Community Backs Bill to Fix Outdated Service Boundaries
Big Sky, Montana – February 3, 2025 – The Big Sky Resort Area District (BSRAD) proudly supports a forthcoming Senate Bill 260, introduced by Senator Greg Hertz (R) in the 2025 Montana Legislative Session. The bill addresses geographic inaccessibility within service...