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Community Reviews are comprehensive assessment programs that provide information and tools to help communities address priority issues and enhance quality of life for their residents. The Department is interested in stakeholders’ recommendations to streamline application requirements and
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Corona Virus InformationCome Home Montana- Montana Career Opportunity – Chief Operating Officer – NCAT
The National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to help people build resilient communities through local and sustainable solutions that reduce poverty, strengthen… - Montana Career Opportunity – Community and Economic Development Coordinator – MBAC
MBAC is looking for a dynamic, self-starting professional to join the Montana Business Assistance Connection (MBAC) team as a Community and Economic Development Coordinator. MBAC works to catalyze community and… - Montana Career Opportunity – AmeriCorps Planning Grant Coordinator – The Montana Business Assistance Connection
The Montana Business Assistance Connection catalyzes community leaders, stakeholders, and opportunities driving prosperity, our economy, business vitality, high quality job growth and the enhancement of quality of life throughout the… - Montana Career Opportunity – Executive Director – Lincoln County Port Authority and Kootenai River Development Council
Position open until filled with earliest start date of September 20, 2021. Please submit Letter of Interest, Resume, and Job Service Employment Application to: Job Service Libby, 417 Mineral Ave.…
Zoot EnterprisesMEDA -Montana Economic Developers AssociationNext Generation Broadband in MontanaHousing- Energy Secretary Granholm announces new building energy codes
The department projected the new code determinations will save up to 4.7 percent on-site energy, 4.3 percent source energy, 4.2 percent carbon emissions and 4.3 percent in energy costs. The department projects the determinations would generate savings of $138 billion over the next 30 years for homes and businesses, or about $162 per residential unit a year.
Montana BusinessVisit MontanaMontana Manufacturing Extension CenterMontana BiotechFunding and Building your BusinessIncubators and R&DCome Home Idaho2023 Montana Legislature and PoliticsGovernment News & EventsMSU Leadership Institute & UM Global Leadership InitiativeTransportationEnergy and Climate Change- Ithaca, NY raises $100m to decarbonize buildings
The city plans to help homeowners acquire funding to retrofit buildings by installing electric heating systems, solar panels and batteries, among others. The aim is to reduce energy consumption and replace traditional heating with more environmentally friendly alternatives.
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