Swearing-In for Mayor, City Council and Municipal Court Judges
A new crop of Missoula City Councilors, Municipal Court Judges and a fifth term Mayor were all sworn in at the Missoula City Council chambers on Monday afternoon.
Mayor
Engen Dusting Elder in Initial Missoula County Election Results
As the first results came out at the Missoula County Election Center at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, it was apparent that incumbent Mayor John Engen would serve a fifth term, as the initial results showed Engen with 61 percent of the vote and his challenger, newcomer Jacob Elder garnered only 36.15 percent.
With Primary Looming, Missoula Officials say Your Vote is Secure
The Missoula municipal primary election is this Tuesday, September 14.
Missoula Mayor Urges Residents to Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
As of Thursday afternoon, there were 344 active COVID-19 cases in Missoula.
Missoula Police Will Hand Out Bike Lights To Those Riding In The Dark Without One
Many people ride bikes in Missoula and some folks ride at night without a bike light.
Elections Administrator – No Primaries Needed For City Elections
There will be no primary election required for the upcoming municipal elections for mayor, the city council and for municipal court judge,
Missoula City Election Season Has Begun, Filing Opens
Municipal elections are held every odd number year and candidates are now able to file for any municipal position.
Mineral County Mayor Handles 911 Calls During Strike
Tomorrow, June 2, Mineral County Commissioners will meet, but the union contract negotiations that have led to a strike by Sheriff’s Deputies, 911 dispatchers and detention officers aren’t even on the agenda.
Police Outside Cop Funeral Turn Backs on New York Mayor
Hundreds of officers standing outside the church where a funeral is being held for a New York City policeman killed in an ambush shooting have turned their backs on the mayor as he spoke during the service.
Missoula 24 Hour Pothole Filling Promise Works if You Call Mayor Directly
The city of Missoula claims it can fill potholes within 24 hours after they have been notified, and they can, but only some forms of notification appear to work.