First People Buffalo Jump State Park to host planning open house

GREAT FALLS – First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park will hold a public workshop to gather community input and ideas for ongoing development planning at the park near Ulm. The workshop will take place on Saturday, Aug. 12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Attendees are welcome to join at any time during the event and are not required to stay for the entire duration.

The open house will provide an opportunity to explore proposed development projects and share thoughts and feedback on ideas for future park enhancements. The park recognizes the significant cultural and historical importance of the site and believes that community engagement is crucial in thoughtfully and inclusively shaping its future.

The park welcomes participation from anyone interested in contributing to its future. Whether you are a frequent visitor, a nearby resident, or have a special connection to the site's history and cultural significance, your participation in this planning process is encouraged.

Learn more about First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park at fwp.mt.gov/stateparks/first-peoples-buffalo-jump

For more information about the planning process, please contact Amber Lopatine at amber.lopatine@mt.gov or call 406-444-3364.