Several Missoula City Council members push for higher pay | #citycouncil
Martin Kidston (Missoual Current) Over the past two weeks, several members of the Missoula City Council have suggested they’re not paid enough for the work they’re asked to do as an elected official, and the question isn’t likely to fade any time soon. Last week, council member Daniel Carlino sought to amend the city’s new […]
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Missoula City Council backs off ban on overnight camping in parks | #citycouncil
MISSOULA – From “swinging at midnight” to drug needles cast across city parks and sexual deviancy, the debate over closing Missoula’s city parks to overnight camping drew a wide range of stories and opinions into late Monday night. Most members of City Council changed their votes after a flurry of amendments and hours of debate, […]
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Missoula City Council seeking data as Marshall Mountain purchase decision looms | #citycouncil
MISSOULA – While enthusiasm is running high around the potential acquisition of Marshall Mountain and the array of recreational programs it could support, members of the City Council are eager to see the numbers first. Members of the Department of Parks and Recreation on Wednesday touched on the wide range of potential uses for the […]
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Missoula City Council adopts budget | #citycouncil
MISSOULA – The Missoula City Council on Tuesday morning adopted its Fiscal Year 2023 budget after nearly nine hours, including several amendments that squeaked in at the final hour. City taxes on a home with an assessed value of $100,000 will increase to $431, a jump of $44.99 over the prior year. The assessed value […]
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