MACo’s weekly legislative update during the legislative session.
During our eleventh Virtual Townhall of 2021, we focused primarily on land use changes made during the 2021 legislative session. We also continued to answer ARPA and other local government questions.
Hi, hello, how are ya? It’s been a hot minute since I last graced the interface of your selected internet-capable device. Where have I been? Nowhere. Recuperating. Recovering. Sleeping. Thinking…Thinking about how exactly to bid farewell to the 67th Legislature and it’s…very unique and interesting Legislative Session.
On June 1st, MACo and the Montana League of Cities & Towns (MLCT) provided training and updates on sanitation in subdivision bills as well as Part 1 and Part 2 Zoning Bills from Montana’s 2021 Legislative Session.
On May 25th, MACo and the Montana League of Cities & Towns (MLCT) provided training and updates on SB 161 from Montana’s 2021 Legislative Session, which generally revised subdivision laws.
On May 11th, MACo and the Montana League of Cities & Towns (MLCT) provided training and updates on SB 174 from Montana’s 2021 Legislative Session, which revised laws related to the review and approval of a subdivision.
On May 14th, MACo and the Local Government Center hosted a virtual “townhall” to provide Montana’s counties with a venue and opportunity to share and learn from the situations and best practices in their communities around the state as well as receive pertinent updates during this unprecedented time.
On May 11th, MACo and the Montana League of Cities & Towns (MLCT) provided training and updates on SB 174 from Montana’s 2021 Legislative Session, which revised laws related to the review and approval of a subdivision.
The whispers are no longer just words lost in all that hot air accumulated under the Dome—Senate President Blasdel has proclaimed from high atop his pulpit that they could adjourn by Thursday…THIS week…As in April 29th.
On April 23rd, MACo and the Local Government Center hosted a virtual “townhall” to provide Montana’s counties with a venue and opportunity to share and learn from the situations and best practices in their communities around the state as well as receive pertinent updates during this unprecedented time.
Last week was a whirlwind of a wild and weird Legislative week. Is that new? No. Is it expected? Yes. So, who cares? You do. And I’ll tell you why…
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