City of Missoula

This Monday, June 13, City of Missoula road crews will begin the process of milling and repaving Higgins Avenue from Brooks Street to University Avenue.

The shelter has housed up to 150 people per night since it opened the doors on November 1. The purpose of the shelter is to provide a safe place out of the winter weather for those experiencing homelessness.

A shocking increase in the seizure of illegal Fentanyl has occurred in the state of Montana in the last four years, upwards of 315 THOUSAND percent.

Plans have been prepared for the Higgins Avenue Corridor Plan by the City of Missoula and the Missoula Metropolitan Planning Organization, and the public now has the chance to see them.

The monthly City Club meeting was held on Monday via ZOOM in which city and county government officials discussed how an adequate supply of safe, affordable housing can be realized for Missoula’s growing population.

It has come to the attention of Missoula officials that some maple trees in the city are being tapped for their syrup, and that’s illegal.

A newly created ‘authorized campsite’ has been created by Missoula city and county officials that will provide a secure place for those who had previously been camping in Missoula’s ‘urban wild’.

The City of Missoula is now in position to purchase The Bridge apartment complex for $2.2 million, as part of an agreement with the Western Montana mental Health Center

The City of Missoula has begun to plan ahead for its upcoming Winter Shelter Program.

The City's Public Works & Mobility Department has created the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program to address speeding and other traffic safety issues to make Missoula’s neighborhood streets safer for everyone.