90 Years Leading Montana – Celebrating the past, inspiring the future!
Due to the extremely high transmission rates of the COVID-19 Delta variant in Lewis and Clark County and across the state, the League Board of Directors has voted to hold the 2021 League Conference virtually through our conference app, Whova October 5-8. While we are very disappointed to not see all of you in person in October, the safety of our members and their communities is everyone’s top priority.
For More Information, visit the League’s conference web page.
Third Annual MiniMuni Conference
For over 200 years government entities have used debt to fund public infrastructure such as government buildings, water distribution systems, schools, police stations, and many other projects that require significant capital investment. Before issuing debt, a government must consider many factors including the most current information on federal legislation and regulations. Attend virtually to hear first-hand from key leaders in Washington, DC, and participate in dialogue with issuer peers.
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The Muni Townhalls are hosted by the MSU Local Government Center and Montana League of Cities and Towns and feature special guests with expertise and insight on a variety of topics in an online forum. Townhalls provide the opportunity for municipal staff and elected officials to learn about trending topics, get answers to their questions and connect with their colleagues across the state. Watch your inbox for invitations and links!
To be added to the notification list, please contact Jane MacDonald at the LGC.
Hosted by the Montana League of Cities and Towns, the Montana Municipal Interlocal Authority, and the MSU Local Government Center
Mayors, Chief Executives, and City Managers: Come together to learn about issues vital to your community, develop ideas and resources to address the issues proactively, and to learn from your peers. This event is an opportunity for education and networking on a strategic level with your peers from across the state of Montana.
Local Development Tour: Join us Wednesday as we take a tour of local businesses as the City of Choteau shares how they have partnered with local businesses to make their community better.
Host Hotel: Contact Sandy Lang for hotel arrangements at 406-495-7013.
We look forward to the conversation with you in March. Please RSVP using the buttons below so we can make adequate preparation for this event.
If you have any questions, please contact Janel Favero at 406-495-7016 or jfavero@mmia.net. We look forward to seeing you on March 2-4!
Participants are responsible for their own hotel reservations and payments.
Court Ruling costs a member-owner $850,000…
See how YOU can hang onto your dough.
Public Work Directors, Mayors, City Managers, and Attorneys
Join us Tuesday, March 8 from 1:30-2:30 to talk about Lift Station Liability and measures you can take to limit liability in your city or town.
Link: https://bit.ly/MMIA-LSL
Meeting ID: 845 2581 3130
Passcode: 745789
Call-In: 1-253-215-8782
Visit the Local Government Center’s Municipal Institute page for more information.
MMIA and Praesidium Inc. are conducting three in-person, 2-hour seminars, to kick off the revitalization of the MMIA Child Abuse Prevention Program. Jamie Fray, Manager of Business Development for Praesidium Inc., will be traveling with Jim Brandley, MMIA – Risk Management Strategist, to facilitate these seminars. Join us for this in-person seminar in Kalispell, MT at the City Hall.
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MMIA and Praesidium Inc. are conducting three in-person, 2-hour seminars, to kick off the revitalization of the MMIA Child Abuse Prevention Program. Jamie Fray, Manager of Business Development for Praesidium Inc., will be traveling with Jim Brandley, MMIA – Risk Management Strategist, to facilitate these seminars. Join us for this in-person seminar in Great Falls, MT at the City Hall.
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MMIA and Praesidium Inc. are conducting three in-person, 2-hour seminars, to kick off the revitalization of the MMIA Child Abuse Prevention Program. Jamie Fray, Manager of Business Development for Praesidium Inc., will be traveling with Jim Brandley, MMIA – Risk Management Strategist, to facilitate these seminars. Join us for this in-person seminar in Belgrade, MT at the Central Valley Fire District Station #1.
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Jim Brandley, MMIA Risk Management Strategist, will conduct an in-person, 2-hour seminar, to kick off the revitalization of the MMIA Child Abuse Prevention Program. Join us for this in-person seminar in Missoula, MT at the Old Library Building.
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Visit the League webpage for more conference information
Join Jim Brandley, MMIA’s Risk Management Strategist, for an in-person, 2-hour Child Abuse Prevention Seminar. This seminar will provide our Member-Owners with instruction and insight into utilizing the resources of the MMIA Child Abuse Prevention Program.
Join us for this in-person seminar in Baker, MT at the Library in the Basement Meeting Room.
Join Jim Brandley, MMIA’s Risk Management Strategist, for an in-person, 2-hour Child Abuse Prevention Seminar. This seminar will provide our Member-Owners with instruction and insight into utilizing the resources of the MMIA Child Abuse Prevention Program.
Join us for this in-person seminar in Glendive at the Fire Department in the Fire Training Room.
Join Jim Brandley, MMIA’s Risk Management Strategist, for an in-person, 2-hour Child Abuse Prevention Seminar. This seminar will provide our Member-Owners with instruction and insight into utilizing the resources of the MMIA Child Abuse Prevention Program.
Join us for this in-person seminar in Sidney at the Old Fire Hall.
Join Jim Brandley, MMIA’s Risk Management Strategist, for an in-person, 2-hour Child Abuse Prevention Seminar. This seminar will provide our Member-Owners with instruction and insight into utilizing the resources of the MMIA Child Abuse Prevention Program.
Join us for this in-person seminar in Plentywood at City Hall in the Council Room.