The Downtown Ambassador Program was created in 2007 and modeled after the best programs in the country. The Ambassadors provide hospitality and safety services for the Downtown community and serve as the eyes and ears on the streets. Ambassadors offer regular connections with downtown business owners and employees by disseminating information, responding to calls for assistance, and reporting crime and graffiti. They offer assistance to visitors and residents, educating folks how to use the parking kiosks, and providing referrals, directions, maps and brochures. Oftentimes the Ambassadors can be found at special events in Downtown with the Mobile Information Kiosk (MIK), a four-wheeled bike decked out to serve as a portable visitor information desk under the big blue umbrella. Ambassadors serve education and outreach roles to improve public safety and reduce bikes on sidewalks, bill-posting, panhandling, graffiti tags and more.
Missoula Downtown Ambassador Dave Chrismon access denied
The Downtown Ambassador Program was created in 2007 and modeled after the best programs in the country. The Ambassadors provide hospitality and safety services for the Downtown community and serve as the eyes and ears on the streets. Ambassadors offer regular connections with downtown business owners and employees by disseminating information, responding to calls for assistance, and reporting crime and graffiti. They offer assistance to visitors and residents, educating folks how to use the parking kiosks, and providing referrals, directions, maps and brochures. Oftentimes the Ambassadors can be found at special events in Downtown with the Mobile Information Kiosk (MIK), a four-wheeled bike decked out to serve as a portable visitor information desk under the big blue umbrella. Ambassadors serve education and outreach roles to improve public safety and reduce bikes on sidewalks, bill-posting, panhandling, graffiti tags and more.
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