Boulder’s new Transportation Maintenance Fee (TMF) is moving into implementation, with billing beginning by middle to late 2026. The City of Boulder has two more engagement opportunities on the calendar this month for residents, businesses, and property owners who want to get informed or weigh in.
Back in March, BCTC hosted a business community information session with City Transportation and Mobility staff, drawing 22 participants with direct questions for the project team. If you missed it, the full recording is available anytime. You can Two live options remain:
- Tuesday, May 13, 6–7 p.m.: Virtual Community Information Session Open to residential, business, and commercial property owners. Includes a Q&A segment. Register here.
- Thursday, May 21, Noon–1 p.m.: Virtual Community Information Session Same format — learn more, ask questions, provide feedback. Register here.
Can’t make either session? The City’s ongoing feedback form accepts questions and comments anytime, and the TMF property calculator lets you look up the annual assessment for any property type in seconds.
For full background on rates, exemptions, and what the revenue funds, visit the City’s TMF Quick Facts page.