Missoula is gearing up for a high-profile event on Wednesday, as Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are set to take the stage at the University of Montana as part of the Fighting Oligarchy tour. The rally is expected to draw a large crowd, which may lead to congestion and logistical challenges, particularly in terms of transportation and parking.
To address concerns, the university is making adjustments such as reserving more ADA parking spaces near the Adams Center and increasing police presence to ensure the safety of attendees. Security measures will be tight, with the Adams Center going into lockdown and attendees required to go through a screening process before entering the arena. No signs, bags, or weapons will be allowed inside.
While an overflow location has not been announced, officials are urging patience and cooperation from attendees to ensure a smooth day. Doors open at 10:30 a.m., with speakers scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Despite the potential challenges, university officials are optimistic about the event’s success and the opportunity to showcase the campus on a national scale. Attendees are advised to come prepared and be mindful of security measures in place.
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