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Public safety spending further curtails limited parks budget - Vimarsana News

Public safety spending further curtails limited parks budget

City Council is poised to approve the funding necessary to build a pedestrian and bike trial along Zimmerman Trail. Meanwhile, the Parks Department is struggling to keep up with maintenance and repairs on existing parks with the budget it has. And a budget increase is not currently in sight, as community concern over public safety continues to direct resources toward law enforcement and tax fatigue has led voters to reject bonds and levies at the ballot box.

"Our park system is failing," Parks director says - Vimarsana News

"Our park system is failing," Parks director says

Billings parks are “failing” due to lack of investment from the city, the department’s director, Mike Pigg, revealed in a Wednesday afternoon meeting with the City Council’s Budget and Finance Committee.

Billings pushes for repair or razing of Colonial apartments - Vimarsana News

Billings pushes for repair or razing of Colonial apartments

With at least 1,879 calls for cops and emergency crews from the Colonial since 2015, the South Side apartments have long been strained public resources on the Billings taxpayer's dime.

Babcock Theater marquee in Billings going digital - Vimarsana News

Babcock Theater marquee in Billings going digital

The plan is to get rid of water infiltration, not history, so the digital marquee will be designed to look like its current iconic iteration.

Billings to offer $2 million for Yellowstone County jail - Vimarsana News

Billings to offer $2 million for Yellowstone County jail

The $2 million offer to Yellowstone County includes the initial $500,000 the city of Billings offered to contribute in 2024 plus $750,000 in both 2025 and 2026.