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Despite Concerns About Election Security, ‘Vulnerabilities Abound’ – States need to anticipate new threats.

Hacking isn’t the only problem. Misinformation campaigns and the refusal of politicians to admit defeat all serve to undermine voter confidence.

Building a Data-Driven Future: Digital Cities 2019 Revealed

The winners of this year’s Digital Cities Survey from the Center for Digital Government are those making smart investments in technologies from infrastructure and citizen engagement to data storage and cybersecurity.

Helenans voice concerns over possible advisory board consolidation

City of Helena officials are attempting to walk a thin line between streamlining their system for citizen advisory boards and maintaining the boards’ level of public input.

“Rural America at a Glance 2019” Agriculture vs. Recreation

This report highlights recent social and economic conditions in rural America, focusing on trends in population, employment, poverty, and income.

How to Make Rural Development More Than Industrial Recruitment

Building a development plan based on holistic community needs can be a recipe for economic and social success.

Your Financial Support is Requested to Help Develop Montana’s Next Generation of Economic and Community Development Tools – It’s Montana’s Future

We can’t do this work alone. We need your active participation, critical thinking and resources to do the work outlined in the scope of work (see Summary). It’s Montana’s future.

Montana Apprenticeship Program signs 1st caregiver agency

First Choice Home Health received a $4,600 grant to help their caregivers receive specialized training to give them a competitive edge, provide better service and be able to charge more.

Helena seeking consultants to advise on economic development options

Leaders said they are open to responses from many types of firms.

Montana Main Street Program Membership Cycle Open

The Montana Main Street Program helps to build strong communities and create high-quality downtowns through economic development, community revitalization, comprehensive planning, and historic preservation.

12 Montana Communities Receive Grants to Plan Crucial Infrastructure Projects

“Every Montanan deserves clean drinking water, durable bridges and good water treatment systems,” Montana Department of Commerce Director Tara Rice said.