Missoula County, MT — The Reserve St. Public Working Group is pleased to announce an upcoming public discussion on Missoula County’s newest Targeted Economic Development District (TEDD) at Grant Creek Crossing. Scheduled for Friday, November 22nd, from 9-10am MDT, this virtual event will be held over Zoom and promises to be an informative session for media, elected officials, and the general public.

This meeting, like the regular weekly sessions organized by the Reserve St. Public Working Group, is free and open to all interested individuals. The first half-hour will be dedicated to a general discussion among involved officials, setting the stage for insightful dialogue and collaboration. The remaining half of the hour will be open for a Questions and Answers session, providing attendees an opportunity to engage directly with the panelists.

To ensure a smooth and secure meeting experience, pre-registration is required prior to the precise 9am start time on November 22nd.  Participants are urged to complete their Zoom pre-registration through the following link:  https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMrcuqgqTkuGNXtxBfQe-B2TS1Ghu1PIbo7

This event presents a unique opportunity to delve into the development and impact of the TEDD at Grant Creek Crossing, fostering transparency and community involvement in economic development plans.

For further information, please contact:

• Kevin Davis, Host of Reserve St. Public Working Group  [email protected]
• Dr. Molly Blakely, Superintendent of Hellgate Elementary School  [email protected]
• Paul Finlay, Chief of Missoula Rural Fire District  [email protected]

Join us as we explore the future of economic development in Missoula County and engage with involved stakeholders impacted by these initiatives.

For media inquiries, please reach out to the contacts listed above. We look forward to your participation in this pivotal discussion.