Bozeman, MT — Streamline is asking residents to help shape the future of local transit by providing feedback on proposed new and expanded bus routes. These routes are being considered as part of the agency’s efforts to improve access, reliability, and connections for people across Gallatin Valley.

The proposed routes are designed to strengthen connections to key destinations such as schools, medical facilities, shopping areas, and employment centers, while also making it easier for seniors, students, and workers to get where they need to go.

“Transit in a small town is about more than just getting from point A to point B—it’s about making sure everyone has the freedom to participate fully in community life,” said Sunshine Ross, Director. “We want to hear from residents so that the routes we choose reflect the needs and priorities of the people who will use them.”

Public engagement is a cornerstone of the planning process. Residents, riders, businesses, and community partners are encouraged to share their input on how transit can best serve the Gallatin Valley’s growing population and changing travel needs.

“This plan isn’t just about buses and routes—it’s about making sure our transit system continues to connect people to jobs, schools, healthcare, recreation and opportunities,” said Sunshine Ross, Director. “We need to hear directly from the community to ensure the system reflects local priorities.”

Ways to Participate:

Community feedback will directly influence which routes move forward and how services are designed for the next 5–10 years, helping ensure services remain accessible, reliable, and responsive to community needs.

For more details on the proposed routes, to review maps, and to provide input, please visit SteeringStreamlineBus.com.