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party hosting

 

Knowing the

rules for being a

good neighbor

 

 

Bozeman Police Department

 

Code Compliance Program

 

 

 

 

Code enforcement exists not to punish individual property owners, but to maintain the greater good  of our community by achieving compliance with adopted codes. 

The Code Compliance Program relies on residents in many ways:  first to set an example by learning about, and adhering to, the city's codes and second by contacting us when violations are seen.

Call 406.582.222 to speak with a customer service representative or to leave a message regarding your compllaint.

Send an e-mail at qualityoflife@bozeman.net regarding your complaint.



Keep the party legal...Alcohol

 

Hostiing a party typically means you will be providing food and beverages.  If you're inviting underage guests, you assume a huge risk by allowing underage persons to possess or consume alcohol.

Under Montana Law, alcoholic beverages must only be provided for and consumed by persons 21 years of age and older.

Provide non-alcoholic drinks.

If someone appears intoxicated and they drive to the party, arrange for a sober person to take him or her home.

 

Avoid  loud party complaints

 

Rember to be respectful of your neighbors.  Hosts are responsible for the behavior of those attending the party.  Loud music or yelling can disturb your neighbor's peace. 

Failure to keep the party under control can result in law enforcement responding to your residence.  You can be cited for Lound and Unruly Gathering, and the property owner will be notified of the complaint.

 

Laws & Fines

 

  • Loud & Unruly Gathering-$100-$500
  • Unlawful Transactions w/ Children-$500
  • Minor in Possession of Alcohol-$100-$500
  • Obstructing a Peace Officer-$355-$500
  • Disorderly Conduct-$100-$555
  • Failure to Disperse-$100

 

 

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RESOLVE MONTANA CAMPAIGN

 

It isn’t easy to watch the terrible effects of prescription drug abuse. However, too many Montanans watch those they love change; watch families being torn apart; watch them lose everything. YOU can make a difference in preventing abuse and help save our friends, families, and neighbors. Resolve to end prescription drug abuse in Montana.

 

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