Infrastructure

Later this month, Missoula home owners and others around the state will receive what they may dread the most – the state's latest appraised value of their property.

Cost estimates for a housing development on city-owned land off Scott Street should soon be clear enough to determine price points and financing, the city said.

Now that Lolo is getting a new school, a team of developers are seeking changes to the county's land-use map in hopes of providing housing and some commercial space on the former school property.

Missoula County on Monday said it still plans to create an infrastructure plan for the Wye, a project that's been discussed now for two years.

With major development planned in the West Broadway, Reserve Street and Mullan Road areas, Montana Senator Steve Daines visited the area across from the Hellgate Elementary School to talk about how the federal government can help fund the improvements.

There’s no marching band on the field, but it is half time, so to speak, at the Montana Legislature this week.

The American Society of Civil Engineers gave Montana a report card for its infrastructure last week.

Flood response officials are focusing their attention on a levee in the East Mullan Road area that is reportedly being eroded by the flooding of the Clark Fork River, possibly putting infrastructure in the area at risk.

27 Montana communities received about $750,000 in grants to develop and enhance tourism, recreation and infrastructure across the state.

There’s a feeling of déjà vu at the Montana Legislature as, once again, a comprehensive infrastructure bill is still under consideration in the waning days of the session.