Well, hey there MACo Folks! Happy Monday and Legislative Day (LD) 16…it’s January 23rd and the beginning of week 4. The air is chilled, the sky is gray, and the romance is over. O.V.E.R. Let the games begin.
Well, hey there MACo Folks! Hope the weekend was (and still is for those out of the office today) restful, exhilarating, and enjoyable. You know what’s not restful? The Legislature. “Rest” is a foreign concept to “The Body” this early in the game, so they’re in session today crushing out bill hearings and convening their respective houses on their respective Floors.
Well, hey there MACo Folks! We hope everyone had a wonderful and relaxing holiday season. Unfortunately, it’s time to take down the twinkle lights, dethrone the star from the tree, and buckle up or in (or however you secure yourself) for the 68th Legislative Session.
Reviewing certain county duties and requirements is good practice, and the first Commission meeting in January is a good time to adopt policies and set guidelines for the year. You know what that means? It’s time once again for MACo’s annual “New Year’s Resolutions & Reminders!” Click the link button below to access our laundry list of important notices that will help you tee up 2023 in a nice, smooth, organized, and completely uneventful manner (or so we hope, given all the adventures–i.e., challenges–the last few years have provided!).
MACo and the Local Government Center are hosting monthly virtual meetings, where Montana’s counties can come together, receive important updates, and share best practices.
MACo’s Board of Directors will convene on September 25th at 3:00 p.m. in Billings at the Billings Hotel & Convention Center during MACo’s Annual Conference.
For those of you who do not know me, my name is Joette Woods. I am in my sixth year as a Liberty County Commissioner and looking forward to another term. I have met most of you in person, however, some of you are new.
Commissioner Juanita Vero is a fourth-generation partner of the E Bar L Ranch in rural Greenough, one of Montana’s oldest family-owned and operated dude ranches. In addition to running her family business she has served on numerous community conservation-focused boards and committees, including as chair of Montana Conservation Voters, Missoula County Open Lands Committee, Big Blackfoot Chapter Trout Unlimited, Swan Valley Connections and Sunset School Board.
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