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Applications Now Open Nationwide For Community-Led Heat-Monitoring Campaigns

The Inflation Reduction Act will provide $10,000 and technical assistance to selected communities to collect heat distribution statistics through community-led programs.

Missoula seeks public input on Reserve Street Safety Action Plan

For those interested in submitting feedback on improving Reserve Street’s safety, please visit the Engage Missoula Website. 

TechLink Celebrates 25 Years of Tech Transfer with the U.S. Department of Defense

This year marks a quarter-century of collaboration between TechLink and the U.S. Department of Defense! We’re excited to share a look at our history of collaboration and innovation through tech transfer.

Montanans will soon be connected to high-speed internet – Video

The $5.5 million reconnect loan will help almost 600 rural residents.

City of Helena introduces lithium battery recycling expansion

Residents are asked to place all lithium battery devices under the large red sign labeled “lithium battery drop-off”, near the e-waste section of the transfer station recycling area.

Montana State hosts event promoting job creation in quantum devices and systems field

“The meeting connects our expertise in quantum science with that in optics and photonics,” she said. “Workforce development is a key outcome of MSU’s two- and four-year programs, and an important aspect of our land-grant mission. It is also essential for economic development in Montana.”

Headwaters Tech Hub STEM Ecosystem call recording

In case you missed it, check out the recording to learn about the Headwaters Tech Hub and other STEM opportunities across Montana:

The 1,000-Page Document That Decides Your Street Designs Just Got a Refresh

The new edition makes important steps toward a safer, more people-focused transportation system but fails to include many necessary reforms that would create comprehensively safe streets.

Proposed Postal Changes Could Slow Down Rural Mail

USPS’s cost-cutting measures could disproportionately hurt rural people who rely on the service the most.

GFDA Top Ten for 10-13-24 – The inaugural IEDC Rural Summit, scheduled for next June in Great Falls, Montana!

Team GFDA along with Nathan Ohle, CEO of the International Economic Development Council, announced during the IEDC Annual Conference the inaugural IEDC Rural Summit, scheduled for next June in Great Falls, Montana!