public works

Even with the details of the grant agreement now in place, construction isn’t likely to start until 2026 with completion set for 2028.

They are estimating around $65,000 for the repairs and the funding will come from Senate Bill 536.

At a meeting with the Missoula County Commissioners on Thursday, the Public Works Building Division asked for fee increases across the board for various building permit fees.

There was a lot of snow left on Missoula’s streets late in the year and it created a perfect recipe for potholes.

On Wednesday, a Missoula City Council Committee agreed to pursue an investigation into waste processing and fertilizer production.

Ever wonder what happened to the afternoon stench that used to float up the Clark Fork River and hover around Reserve street?