UM Police Department Alert Issued for Email Scam
The University of Montana Police Department has issued an alert about a bogus scam email that appear to come from a UM email address.
“In response to the current hardship in the community, due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the University of Montana has decided to help support all employees to get through these hard times.
The university will award $2,000 to all eligible employees of the University of Montana as COVID-19 support starting from Tuesday, February 2 2021.
Visit the COVID 19 benefits page and register with your information to apply for this giveaway period.
Note: if you do not submit all the information requested, your application will not be processed.
Gianforte discusses pandemic, vaccine roll-out and bills
Last updated 1/25/2021 at 11:47am
Gov. Greg Gianforte said Friday that COVID-19 trends in the state continue to look good with new cases-per-day dropping dramatically in the last two weeks and the vaccine roll-out continuing despite limited supplies from the federal government. In a press conference, he said no hospitals in the state are at or above capacity and nearly all long-term care facility staff and residents will have received their first vaccine dose by the end of the month, with nearly 13 percent of tribal communities having received vaccinations as well. Gianforte thanked front-line health care workers for thei.
Gov. Greg Gianforte says Montana has made progress in getting people vaccinated for COVID-19, but that they’re still hoping for more supply from the federal level.
Gov. Greg Gianforte says Montana has made progress in getting people vaccinated for COVID-19, but that they’re still hoping for more supply from the federal level.
MISSOULA, Mont. - Thursday evening around 8:37 p.m., University of Montana Police Department (UMPD) received a report from the University Center Custodial Staff of a bear near the University Center. UMPD located the bear and it was last seen headed south near Main Hall at approximately 2050.
UMPD Officers are patrolling this area and Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) has been notified. UMPD asks that you be aware of your surroundings, and that you stay clear of the bear should you encounter it. The bear was not reported to be aggressive.
Please call UMPD at (406) 243-4000 or 911 in the event you encounter the bear. The information will be forwarded to FWP to assist with their relocation efforts. Included below, the UMP attached safety tips for bear encounters in a UM Alert Emergency Notification.