Missoula Parking Commission Seeks Public Input on Hip Strip Parking Changes

Quaker Park revival initiative still seeking public input after receiving grant

The "Quaker Park Revive & Thrive" project that just received a $10,000 grant from the Evergy Hometown Grant program will be seeking community feedback over the next year on things people would want to see at the park.

Missoula Parking Commission seeks public input on Hip Strip parking changes

The Missoula Parking Commission is seeking public input on proposed changes to parking regulations in the Hip Strip area.Currently, the parking commission doesn't have jurisdiction over the area, which is causing low turnover rates, a lack of available spaces and difficulties accessing local businesses.If the commission's boundaries are expanded to include the Hip Strip, metered parking for 25% of the area could be put in place, as well as time-…