In 1992, the general electorate of the Big Sky Resort Area voted to adopt a Resort Tax to be charged on “luxury” goods and services not deemed “necessities of life.” In 1998, the general electorate of the Big Sky Resort Area voted to create a District for local administration of the Resort Tax. Resort Tax is collected and remitted by local businesses operating within the District. The locally elected Board of 5 volunteer Directors strategically invests funds to address critical community needs. The District is administered by a small paid staff hired by the Board of Directors.
Upcoming Events
Candidate Forum
Join us for an evening where moderator Lori Addicks will engage with the candidates and give us a glimpse into the May 7th School and Special Purpose District Election. 📅 Date: Tuesday, April 23 🕖 Time: 5:00 Meet and Greet; 6:00 Forum 🏛️ Venue: The Waypoint Live...
Government Services Applications Review Underway
The period for submitting Government Services applications has closed and review is now underway. BSRAD received 11 requests from 7 different government entities for a FY25 total of $5,664,283. Seven of the requests were for operations, which span a three-year...
BSRAD in a Minute for March 2024
Executive Director Daniel Bierschwale provides some quick highlights of the March Board meeting - updates, elections and a farewell.
Madison County seeking election judges for new polling station
The Madison County Election Office is holding an election judge certification training on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, from 2-4 PM at the Big Sky Water and Sewer District building at 561 Little Coyote. The class will take approximately 2 hours to complete and will...
February’s BSRAD in a Minute
Missed February's Board meeting, or just want a reminder of what happened? Check out February's BSRAD in a Minute for a quick video recap.