Trees · Montana
City of Bozeman Boulevard Tree Cost Share Program
Run by City of Bozeman Forestry Division
- What you get
- Shared-cost tree (1.5 inch caliper or larger) planted by city staff; exact resident price not stated on the program page
- Who qualifies
- Bozeman residents with a planting site in the public boulevard.
- Where
- Bozeman residents with a planting site in the public boulevard.
- Status
- Ended. 2026 Cost Share Program closed (as of 2026-10-17); expect a new round next year.
- Type of payment
- Discount
What you do
Buy a discounted boulevard tree from the city's annual species list; Forestry staff choose placement and plant it (with staking, mulch, water bags where appropriate). You water it.
Requirements
- Tree must be planted in the public boulevard (between sidewalk and curb)
- Resident is responsible for watering the new tree
- Application approved after site inspection by Forestry
- Trees are not guaranteed; replacement after neglect is not covered
- Call Montana811 (1-800-424-5555) before digging if planting yourself under the free permit alternative
How to apply
- 1Wait for the annual program to open (2026 round is closed)
- 2Submit the cost share application/planting permit to the Forestry Division
- 3Forestry does a site inspection and approves species/placement
- 4City staff plant the tree
Timing and deadlines
Annual round; planting by Forestry staff after approval.
2026 round closed
Combining it with other programs
Residents can alternatively plant their own boulevard tree with a free permit from Forestry (406-582-3225).
Sources
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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