Tag: Governor Gianforte
First Residents Move Into State Workforce Housing in Deer Lodge
Kenneth and Stephanie Erb are among first seven state employees to move into Pintler Meadows townhomes after living in camper for seven months
Montana Officials Warn of Active Fire Season Ahead
State and fire management leaders prepare for dry, hot conditions expected through fall
Montana Maintains Low Unemployment with Rate Holding Below 3% for Six Months
Montana’s economy showcases robust growth, significantly outperforming the national average unemployment rate.
Montana Inaugurates Amazon’s New Facility in Belgrade
The new Amazon delivery station is expected to boost local economy with jobs and significant investment.
Governor Gianforte Pushes Permanent Property Tax Relief in Missoula
Press conference reveals widespread support for proposed Homestead Rate Cut
Governor Gianforte Defends Tax Relief Policies Amid Legislative Hurdles
Tax relief strategy targets income and property tax cuts for Montanans
Deadline Approaching for Montanans to Access Property Tax Relief
PTAP and MDV programs offer tax reductions for eligible homeowners and veterans.
Montana’s Legal Push for Abortion Parental Consent Draws Wide Support for Supreme Court Review
Eighteen states, 43 organizations, and key leaders rally behind Montana’s push for parental consent laws in abortion cases.
“Busting at the seams” County Jails Could See Relief from $150 Million State Prison Expansion
The funding seeks to boost public safety and mitigate overcrowding in county jails due to high crime rates linked to open border policies
Montana Honors Jeannette Rankin with a Dedicated Day
April 2nd declared as “Jeannette Rankin Day” in Montana, celebrating the first woman elected to U.S. Congress
Governor Gianforte Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court to Uphold Parental Rights in Montana
Governor files amicus brief urging reversal of Montana Supreme Court’s decision on abortion consent law.
Gianforte Signs Law Limiting Court Power to Block Legislation
New law bans Montana courts from using weaker legal tests to pause bills passed by the Legislature.
