AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRural Montana Funding: The U.S. House approved a $4.8 million package for Western Montana rural projects, including wastewater and water filtration work in Columbia Falls, Libby and Ronan, plus emergency communications support for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. Water Infrastructure: Another bill cleared the House to extend $500 million in Fort Peck Reservation Rural Water System support through 2028, aiming to keep drinking water systems running as drought strains the region. Local Justice: Anderson Towing reached a $165,000 settlement with the city of Billings after being removed from the police towing rotation, following complaints about fees. Community & Culture: Missoula’s Two-Spirit Powwow is set for June 19 at Caras Park, with free admission and a focus on Indigenous and Two-Spirit community pride. Montana Climate Watch: Warm May temperatures rapidly melted snowpack; statewide levels are largely below 50% of median for June 1. Racism Backlash: A Bozeman realtor’s social media post sparked outrage over racist language; the post was deleted and an apology issued.
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