HELENA (AP) — Though Gov. Greg Gianforte announced Tuesday that Montana is moving into the second phase of its COVID-19 vaccine rollout, supply is still limited and shots are not available to all those who are newly eligible in Gallatin County.
The Gallatin City-County Health Board voted Wednesday to extend the countywide mask mandate and decided it will revisit the restrictions on businesses when they expire on Feb. 4.
Despite an order from the state’s attorney general to dismiss a case, the Gallatin City-County Board of Health joined the county’s health officer in continuing its lawsuit against the Rocking R Bar for violating a 10 p.m. closing time ordered by the board to stem the spread of the coronavirus.
The law that legalized marijuana in Montana came with another provision: allowing people to retroactively petition courts to erase misdemeanor marijuana convictions.
Gallatin County commissioners appointed undersheriff Dan Springer on Monday to serve as interim sheriff until commissioners can pick a permanent replacement.
Eight environmental groups have submitted a petition to the Gallatin County Planning Board and Director requesting a more robust evaluation of a controversial development in Gallatin Gateway.
The impact that forthcoming floodplain maps covering Madison, Gallatin and Broadwater counties will have on the city of Three Forks really can’t be overstated.
Interim residential zoning put in place last summer to block development of a proposed gravel pit on the northwest edge of Belgrade has been extended for another year.
