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Finding a place to live in Gallatin County is a fraught task. New rentals are few and far between. Homes for sale seem even fewer and farther with skyrocketing demand

BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — Finding a place to live in Gallatin County is a fraught...

Help still available for Gallatin County residents facing pandemic struggles HRDC offers programs to help those facing struggles due to COVID-19 pandemic and last updated 2021-04-13 18:18:53-04 BOZEMAN — One of the biggest impacts this pandemic has had has been the economic impact. “There shouldn’t be any shame or guilt associated with availing yourself of these programs. They’re designed to help our community and really we can make your day-to-day life a lot more manageable,” said Brian Guyer, housing director with HRDC. As the housing director for HRDC, Guyer has se...

Local organizations want to see higher vaccination rates among people experiencing homeless in Gallatin County Vaccine hesitancy, misinformation pose challenges to vaccinating homeless population By: Gaby Krevat and last updated 2021-04-14 10:44:00-04 BOZEMAN — The Gallatin City-County Health Department, the Human Resource Development Council (HRDC) and Community Health Partners have been working together to make sure those most vulnerable in the community have an opportunity to get a vaccine. But vaccine uptake among people experiencing homelessness between Gallatin Coun...

Warming Centers Seeing Nearly Double Their Nightly Average With temperatures in the Bozeman area plummeting to well below zero, folks without a place to live are naturally flocking to our area Warming Centers. Also, with the pandemic reaching nearly a year, the number of people who are homeless is on the rise. According to a news release from the HRDC, their Warming Centers in Bozeman and Livingston are experiencing a heartbreaking rise in the number of people trying to find a warm place to spend the night. Both Warming Centers have seen increases with a combined average of 95 individuals per...