Mountain Water Company

The long journey of the City of Missoula and its effort to acquire Mountain Water Company came to an end on Monday night with a vote to approve the sale of $140 million in bonds to purchase the utility.

KGVO news has learned that Ward 2 city councilor Harlan Wells will be resigning from office as of January 1 to take an administrative job with the State of Montana.

On Sunday, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers bowed to pressure from Native American tribes and environmental groups and refused to grant Energy Transfer Partners a permit to run their pipeline under a tribal water source in North Dakota.

Attorney for Mountain Water Employees Comments on Their Future With The City

Mayor John Engen and staff prepare to take over Mountain Water after State Supreme Court ruling.

Montana Supreme Court rules in favor of City of Missoula's condemnation of Mountain Water Company

Montana Supreme Court rules 5-2 in favor of City of Missoula in Mountain Water Condemnation case

The Montana Public Service Commission has settled its court case against Liberty Utilities over whether or not it broke the law by acquiring Mountain Water Company without giving the PSC proper oversight.

During this week’s Missoula city Council meeting, the council voted to approve plans for municipal ownership of Mountain Water Company.

Thomas Dempsey and Nicholas West appeared before U.S. District Judge Jeremiah Lynch yesterday to face five felonies in relation to a carjacking and armed robbery in Missoula last Friday.