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City Club Missoula hosts wildfire preparedness forum with expert panel
The forum not only highlighted the expertise present in Missoula but also served as a call to action for residents and policymakers alike. As wildfires continue to pose a significant threat, the discussions underscored the need for ongoing community engagement and proactive planning to safeguard lives and property.
Trump just got OK to shrink (or abolish) national monuments
The opinion “lays the groundwork for unravelling national monuments and dismantling the Antiquities Act, a bedrock conservation law that grants presidents authority and discretion to protect lands with historical, cultural and scientific significance,” stated the Wilderness Society.
“The List” June 2025 10 Things Butte Local Development Corporation Checked Off Our List in the Last Month
Business Recruitment is Heating Up We refined our recruitment marketing materials with new data sets and stats on Butte. We also responded to several Requests for Information from the Montana Department of Commerce business attraction team in collaboration with BSB Community Economic Development.
Amid recruiting challenge, Missoula City Attorney’s Office looks to fill positions
The two divisions of the Missoula City Attorney’s Office are working a growing number of cases while seeking to fill vacant positions at a time when netting qualified candidates remains challenging. Full Story
Nonprofit Montana League of Cities and Towns works to educate Montana’s local leaders on new state policies
According to Lynch, “The overall umbrella of the municipalities is maintaining local decision making so that communities can have regulations and rules in their communities that reflect what their community wants to see,” Lynch says.