August 2023

Join Us For The BSOA's 51st Annual Meeting!

We hope to see you at the 51st BSOA Annual Meeting on Friday, September 1st at 3:00 pm in The Talus Room of the Summit Hotel!

2023 Annual Meeting Speakers

Protecting Local Wildlife

Lance Craighead, The Craighead Institute

An Update From Big Sky Resort

Taylor Middleton, President & COO of Big Sky Resort

Wildfire Safety and Preparedness

Dustin Tetrault, CFO of Big Sky Fire Department

A reception at Big Sky Resort's Peaks Restaurant will begin at 5:00 pm. Join us for free food, drinks, and live entertainment!

A big thank you to Big Sky Resort for partnering with us once again to plan this important event!

Questions about this year's Annual Meeting? Contact us at bsoa@bigskyoa.org.

Don't Forget to Submit Your Election Ballot

The Annual BSOA Board of Directors Election is here! Please remember to submit your ballot before the deadline!

Over 600 members opted in for electronic voting this summer! Thank you for helping us make our elections more environmentally friendly! The winner of our opt-in raffle will be announced at the Annual Meeting on Friday, September 1st.

Get To Know Your Candidates

Candidates for Board of Directors

Click each candidate's name to learn more about them!

BSAC Candidates

Click each candidate's name to learn more about them!

John Seelye

Greg Clark

Give a Gift, Receive a Gift

BSOA is proud to announce the launch of Benefit Big Sky! Help us fund community projects such as traffic mitigation efforts and the Little Coyote Pond Restoration project!

Donate today for a chance to win a SINGLE DAY LIFT TICKET FOR 2 PEOPLE at Big Sky Resort this winter season!

Give Your Gift Today!

Questions about Benefit Big Sky? Contact Logan Sellers at logan@bigskyoa.org.

A Reminder to Slow Down

We have received a high number of calls to the BSOA office regarding speeding and traffic safety on residential roads. As a reminder, most residential roads in Big Sky are 25 MPH or less. We ask that you please slow down and consider the safety of residents and families, as well as the speed limit set by the County.

If you can avoid using Little Coyote Road, please do so. The BSOA is in solidarity with residents who have expressed their concerns about traffic safety and staff are actively pursuing increased traffic calming measures within our means to address these concerns.

Gallatin River Watershed Clean-Up

Join our BSOA clean-up crew! We will be volunteering with Gallatin River Task Force for their fall river clean-up. The river segment from the golf course parking lot to the Little Coyote Pond will be our focus area. We will relay more details closer to the event.

Interested in joining us? Email Emma at emma@bigskyoa.org.

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