In 2025, Boulder’s City Council approved a new Transportation Maintenance Fee (TMF), which goes into effect this year. If you own a business or commercial property in the city, you can add your voice to a virtual discussion about the policy hosted by the City of Boulder in collaboration with Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections on Tuesday, March 3, from 1:30 to 3 pm.
The event will include information, a brief panel discussion with city leaders, and a Q & A session with participants’ questions asked both ahead of time and during the webinar. Register now and submit your questions to get your voice heard!
The TMF is an annual fee applied to residential and commercial properties to fund essential transportation maintenance. Think pavement management, pothole repair, traffic signal replacement, median upkeep, and bridge repair. The fee is projected to generate up to $6.4 million annually once fully implemented. Rates for non-residential properties vary by use type, with amounts determined by a person-trip methodology reflecting each property’s typical use of the transportation system.
This webinar is designed to give you clear, straightforward information straight from the source and give you a chance to add your voice. City leadership will walk through Boulder’s current and long-term funding needs, explain why the fee was adopted and how it works, and outline what to expect and when. There will be dedicated time for your questions.
When you register, you’ll receive background materials along with instructions for submitting your questions in advance, so you can come prepared and make the most of the discussion.
This is a great opportunity to get informed, connect with city staff, and walk away with a clear picture of what the TMF means for your business. We hope to see you there! Register today here.