Affordable Housing

On the monthly City Talk segment on the KGVO Radio Talk Back show the guests were Eran Pehan, Director of the newly formed Department of Planning, Development and Innovation, and Ginny Merriam, Communications Director for the City of Missoula.

Ward 3 Missoula City Councilor Gwen Jones spoke with KGVO News this week about the city budget, and the subject of affordable housing was raised.

On January 27, city council members approved the Fourth Street affordable housing project. City councilor Heather Harp spoke to KGVO News about the decision.

For the first time, money from the Multi-Family Coal Tax Fund is being made available for the building of affordable rental homes throughout the state.

DeSmet School’s $8 million bond passed overwhelmingly with voters in their district because it was a joint effort between the school, area businesses and the people in their district.

At a press conference yesterday, Missoula city and county officials revealed a new affordable rental housing project near the Missoula County Jail.

At a press conference in the Missoula County Courthouse on Tuesday, Missoula City and County officials unveiled an ambitious program to build rental homes for those on fixed incomes and for those experiencing chronic homelessness.

The Missoula Organization of Realtors recently released its 2019 Housing Report.

The Montana Department of Commerce announced on Tuesday that over the past five years, the agency has supported affordable housing for thousands of families across the state.

Missoula County will auction off mobile homes with unpaid tax bills tomorrow morning April 11, but some concerned citizens are rushing to try to pay off those bills before the deadline today at 5:00 p.m.