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Help Design A
Regional
Transportation System To Serve All Of Greater Yellowstone
Project Launch and
Public Workshop - Thursday, July 9, from 10:00-5:00 in West
Yellowstone, Montana
The
Idaho Transportation Department has officially announced award of
$535,000 in federal stimulus funding to YBP to study and then
pilot a multi-state, member-based transportation cooperative
that will manage a coordinated system of public and
private transportation services across the Yellowstone-Teton
region. Volunteers are needed for the Steering
Committee that will assess supply and demand, and help determine the
viability of a networked transportation system using a co-op business
model.
CLICK
HERE - for a list of hotel rooms
in West Yellowstone
CLICK
HERE -
for the July 9 meeting
agenda
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Regional News
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Group plans study on rural transportationA business group [YBP] says it expects to receive federal stimulus money to pay for a study examining a possible transportation network to help travelers in Idaho, Utah, Wyoming and Montana get around more easily.
Associated Press
Group Studying Possible Regional Transportation NetworkA volunteer steering committee formed by the Yellowstone Business Partnership will conduct a study to determine if a business cooperative made up of public and private transportation providers and transportation users can provide a viable transportation network in the 25 counties that surround Yellowstone and Grand Teton Parks.
Don Amend - Powell Tribune May 08, 2009
Area businesses ‘graduate’ from UnCommon Sense” Companies dependent on unsustainable business models are dropping as fast as ice shelves in the Arctic, but other small and medium-sized companies face increasing strains on their bottom line if they don’t plan for a carbon-constrained future now. Four Bozeman area experts in sustainable business operations, Laurie Francis of Livingston, and Deb Friedel, Allison Collins and Stacey Kersens of Bozeman, share their extensive knowledge through the Yellowstone Business Partnership’s (YBP) UnCommon Sense training program.
The Bozone April 15, 2009
Planning board hears of ambitious transit plan for publicRepresentatives of the Yellowstone Business Partnership (YBP), Chair Dave Stauffer and Executive Director Janice Brown, introduced plans for a tri-state transport system to members of the Carbon County Planning Board, March 11 at Red Lodge City Hall.
Alastair Baker - Carbon County News March 19, 2009
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