Tourism Business Improvement District

A Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID) is a collection of lodging properties that pay an assessment on individual room night stays.

Who contributes to TBID? Hotel and short-term rental management companies within the Red Lodge city limits pay in to TBID. For every room/short term rental sold per night, a $2 tax (bed tax) is added to the guest’s fee, which is collected to funding the TBID.

How are the funds used? Bed tax funds are used strictly for destination marketing efforts such as event sponsorships, print and digital ads, brochures, and other projects that are focused on “putting heads in beds.”

TBID Event Grants

TBID has grants available for new and existing events. Events should be those that bring visitors to Red Lodge and “put heads in beds.” Applications should be submitted at least 90 days prior to your event. If you need more information, please contact TBID at [email protected].

Angela Kallevig

Angela is the local Branch Manager of Altana Federal Credit Union here in Red Lodge. She graduated from Roberts High School, attended Northwest College, and found her calling within the Credit Union industry right away. She has grown within Altana FCU for 14+ years, starting from a Teller position she grew into a number of roles like a Support Center Specialist, Member Service Representative, Consumer Lender and Underwriter. Angela has navigated a multitude of roles and takes on new responsibilities and goals like a force to be reckoned with.

Besides her dedication to the Credit Union and its Members, Angela is on the Carbon County Planning Board for the Town of Bridger and volunteers on the RLACF Workforce Housing Steering Committee. She also takes every opportunity to visit local schools to educate kids on the importance of credit, finance and navigating the world of banking.

Outside of work, Angela and her husband, John, enjoy taking their two children on adventures. They can be found hunting, fishing, being on horseback, and discovering new places around the state to enjoy. Angela originally met her husband while performing with the Home of Champions Rodeo Flag Team, later he proposed while skiing in the middle of ‘M’ at Red Lodge Mountain, and they were married at the Red Lodge Fairgrounds. Whether it was for adventure, love, or work, Angela has always been drawn to the town of Red Lodge. Having the opportunity to better the town and surrounding community is a passion she clearly takes to heart.