city of billings

Here's your chance to have an impact on how the City of Billings conducts business. From Animal Control to Zoning, the deadline to apply for these volunteer positions is November 14th.

Blowing or raking your leaves into the street seems like an easy solution. Here's why you shouldn't do it in Billings.

I know, it's just a tree, but I'd like to believe the famous line from the book comes into play here. "And the tree was happy."

The Billings Fire Department is requesting the public's help in finding gear that was stolen from a personal vehicle Friday night (08/26).

An entire property's worth of branches and large tree limbs are nearly impossible to cram into your puny little trash cans. The City of Billings Public Works Department has scheduled special storm debris collection dates, beginning Saturday morning 7/30.

The City of Billings has been forced to shut down the water plant in response to the rising water levels of the Yellowstone River late Tuesday.

Have you ever dreamed of serving your community as a police officer or a firefighter? Well, the Billings Police Department and Billings Fire Department currently have positions open for probationary police officers and firefighters.

The new beltway will run from Alkali Creek Road to Zimmerman Trail, providing easier access to and from the Heights and Billings West End.

If you've ever left a vehicle in a business' parking lot overnight before because you couldn't find a better place to park, you may want to rethink that in the future.

The park department is finalizing plans to utilize over $1 million in COVID grant money to improve eight parks in Billings. Free wi-fi is no longer included in the upgrades.