Eric Melson News Today

The Missoula City Council gave an initial green light to new restrictions on where unhoused people can live. That vote followed a marathon meeting that stretched into early Tuesday morning.

A new resolution recommends the Missoula City Council adopt ordinances that would restrict urban camping and pave the way for an authorized campsite in the future.

A city committee unanimously approved an agreement Wednesday to extend the gardens contract through to 2034 and allow for five-year renewal periods from that point forward.

Heres a roundup of local stories that ran this week.

Twelve neighbors protested the rezone, triggering a two-thirds vote to approve the request.

During a special meeting of City Council on Feb. 22, council voted on an appeal of a 2023 Historic Preservation Commission decision regarding the Old Post Hospital development.

The councilors voted 7-4 to uphold a decision from the Missoula Historic Preservation Commission that denied a building permit to the Fort Missoula Commons.

The Missoula City Council voted to table a proposed ceasefire resolution regarding the Israel-Hamas War. The decision came after hours of discussion over three separate meetings.

The Missoula City Council voted on Monday evening to table a proposed ceasefire resolution regarding the Israel-Hamas War.

Six city council representatives and new city clerk Clair Trimble were sworn in by Mayor Andrea Davis on Friday.