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Bozeman's Urban Camping Ban Begins Amid Homelessness Challenges

10/3/2025

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Bozeman's urban camping ban, effective October 1, aims to curb homelessness despite challenges.
City Manager Chuck Winn says campers moved to private properties or shelters, with others on public land.
More than 30 campers entered Homeward Point, a $16 million shelter with 130 beds.
City officials acknowledge that ending urban camping does not solve homelessness in Bozeman.

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Story summary

Bozeman's urban camping ban, effective October 1, aims to curb homelessness despite challenges.
City Manager Chuck Winn says campers moved to private properties or shelters, with others on public land.
More than 30 campers entered Homeward Point, a $16 million shelter with 130 beds.
City officials acknowledge that ending urban camping does not solve homelessness in Bozeman.