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Motorcycle season has arrived. Drivers and riders, remember to share the road.
Missoula is now one of only 16 communities nationwide to achieve the Gold Level as a Bicycle Friendly Community. City staff and bike advocates have worked hard on Missoula's bike infrastructure and programs for more than 30 years.
Do you know an outstanding person or group whose volunteer service has helped make your neighborhood a great place to live? Nominations are open for Outstanding Neighborhood Volunteer of the Year and Outstanding Neighborhood Volunteer Group.
City Street Division crews sweep city streets every spring to mid-summer to protect air quality and the storm-water drainage system. Residents can help with proper parking and yard waste disposal. Check our map to see your neighborhood's dates.
In 2008, Missoula was awarded national... [Read on...]
Missoula was named one of America's 100 Best Communities for Young People three years in a row in 2005, 2006, and 2007! The winners of this award are recognized for efforts to help young people succeed.
The Missoula Police won a national award for their work against underage drinking.
In 2006, Mayor Engen accepted the Preserve America Designation. Missoula was awarded this designation based on its long-standing program in historic preservation and the broad base of community efforts dedicated to the... [Read on...]
The City of Missoula has won the highest award in government financial reporting for the 10th consecutive year.
In 2006, Missoula was named "Tree City USA" by the National Arbor Day Foundation.... [Read on...]
In 2004, Missoula was named a Great Small Place by being ranked number two of the top 25 small cities for doing business.
The Missoula Fire Department has been competing in the Firefighter Combat Challenge since 1994. The team won the world championship in 1997 and again in 2001. The team still holds the world record!
Missoula received the award as a bike friendly community in 2003.
Missoula City residents must have one acre of land to obtain a burn permit. Burn permits will cost $5 this year and can be obtained on-line at www.burnpermits.mt.gov or at the City-County Health Dept. at 301 W. Alder during normal business hours.
Mount Jumbo’s North Zone, including the 3.8-mile North Loop, re-opens to public use on Tuesday, May 1. The North Zone includes all areas north of Jumbo’s Saddle Road. To protect wintering elk and mule deer, much of Mount... Read on...
Missoulians love their dogs—and their parks. Each year Parks and Recreation spends over $14,000 to purchase and restock Mutt Mitt® dispensers throughout the park system. “Take One, Leave One” is a pilot program to encourage... Read on...
The spring edition of the Engineering newsletter is now available online.
As part of the annual budget process, the City is proposing fee increases, including those for engineering permits. Engineering fee increases would be effective on January 1, 2013. A public hearing on the proposed... Read on...
City Engineering is proposing changes to Chapter 12.12 of Missoula Municipal Code.
Public Works Administrative Rule 618, Television Inspection Requirements for Storm and Sanitary Sewer Mains, has been updated.