City Council

The Billings City Council will consider a proposal for a new meeting house for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints this evening.  The council meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. On April 5, the Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of special review on the proposed Mormon meeting house, at 54th Street West and Trail Creek Drive...

Missoula Gun Show officials say Missoula city council has not attempted to contact them to find out how the ordinance would impact the local show or to hear their point-of-view.

With all the new laws that took effect in Montana on Oct. 1 that Paul has been talking about, I thought I would see if there are any really dumb laws that pertain to just the city of Billings. Here are a couple I found. According to Dumb Laws...

A Missoula city ordinance against using hand-held mobile phones while driving took effect in February of 2013, and already, members of city council are concerned that it is outdated.

On Thursday, January 2, U.S. District Federal court judge Edward Lodge ruled against the city of Boise over a set of anti-solicitation laws. Lodge's ruling has shaken up legislation in cities with similar laws including Missoula.

While many city and state employees were taking the day off for Columbus Day, some Missoula city council members were busy trying to improve the cultural relationship the city shares with the Salish-Kootenai tribe in St. Ignatius.

The Missoula City Council is considering a new ordinance that may significantly limit the ability of Missoula businesses to gain access to their employee's online information.