Tonight, the City Commission will consider a request to set a public hearing for July 3 on a proposed fee schedule for record requests. In 2014, the commission updated the City Attorney’s Office fee schedule for record requests to include: Administrative fee: $15 per request Photocopying fee: $0.50 per page Duplication of video/audio/digital recordings: $15 per CD or other format
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The National Weather Service is predicting flood levels along the Sun River near Simms and in the Simms and Vaughn gauges on the Sun River to reach levels comparable to June 2011. Homes, farms, and agricultural lands will likely flood. Cascade County has created a flood information page on the City-County Health Department website: http://www.cchdmt.org/2018/06/cascade-county-flood-information-headquarters/ Road Closures Sun River-Cascade Road from
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The Great Falls Public School District is holding the annual Book Giveaway at the Longfellow Elementary gymnasium June 20-21 from 12-6 p.m. The large assortment of books for children K-12 are available for free since they’re out of date, obsolete or no longer needed for reference material. GFPS will also be selling chairs for $1 each, desks for $5 each, and
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Col. Ron Allen will relinquish command of the 341st Missile Wing to Col. Jennifer Reeves during a Tuesday morning ceremony. Allen assumed command in April 2016 and said it’s emotional as he’s preparing to leave Malmstrom for his third assignment in D.C., this time as the principal assistant deputy administrator for military application at the National Nuclear Security Administration of
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Sen. Jon Tester is pushing the Air Force to make the 120th Airlift Wing a higher priority for military construction in the coming years. The unit needs additional ramp space to properly house the unit’s eight C-130s. The ramp was built for fighter jets, which are considerable smaller than the cargo planes. The Air Force currently has the estimated $9
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By Martin Kidston | Missoula Current Tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on steel and aluminum imports from Canada and other U.S. trade partners have increased the cost of products sourced by Montana manufacturers, though the full ramifications aren’t yet fully known. A looming trade war with the country’s leading allies is likely to hit Montana manufacturers in the pocketbook,
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The Cascade County Planning Board will consider a request to rezone 13.67 acres of property near Giant Springs State Park from Light Industrial I-1 to Heavy Industrial I-2. The property it currently being rented to Jason Nichols Sprinklers, which installs lawn and garden sprinkler systems and provides landscaping design and construction. The property borders a 13-acre parcel that was recently
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City and county law enforcement launched a new software system earlier this year that allows for people to give anonymous tips online or through a phone app. The P3 software is being promoted by Cascade County Crimestoppers, but is funded by the Cascade County Sheriff’s Office and the Great Falls Police Department. So far, it hasn’t generated an increase in
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The search continues for a new city-county historic preservation officer, but this time officials are hoping a higher pay rate will help recruit a good candidate. The county will be funding an additional $6,200, bringing the county’s total contribution to the position to $25,000, according to County Commissioner Jane Weber. With $5,000 from the state and the city’s contribution, that
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The Montana Department of Transportation is seeking public comments on a proposal to rebuild and repair about 0.1 miles of Interstate 15 Frontage Road located 4.2 miles south of Cascade in Cascade County. The project begins at reference post 34.5 and extends north for 0.1 miles, ending at reference post 34.6. Proposed work includes grading, graveling, plant mix surfacing, earthwork
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