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City to light Bitterroot Branch Trail; infill interest high - Vimarsana News

City to light Bitterroot Branch Trail; infill interest high

The Missoula Redevelopment Agency this week approved a $65,000 contract directing Cushing Terrell to design and engineer lighting the trail's 2.7-mile stretch from the south side of Missoula to the Clark Fork River.

MRA's FY24 goals include investments in housing, infrastructure - Vimarsana News

MRA's FY24 goals include investments in housing, infrastructure

With the addition of workforce housing to Montana's definition of infrastructure, the Missoula Redevelopment Agency is working on ways to apply tax increment to future projects.

Source: kpax.com
Ambitious Clark Fork River Project in Missoula eyes restoration, recreation - Vimarsana News

Ambitious Clark Fork River Project in Missoula eyes restoration, recreation

The city and a team of state and local partners will turn their focus to a stretch of the Clark Fork River in downtown Missoula in a bid to protect infrastructure.

Source: kpax.com
Ambitious Clark Fork River project in Missoula set to begin - Vimarsana News

Ambitious Clark Fork River project in Missoula set to begin

The city and a team of state and local partners will turn their focus to a stretch of the Clark Fork River in downtown Missoula in a bid to protect infrastructure, restore habitat and add a new recreational feature.

Plans to convert Missoula rail trestle to trail moving forward - Vimarsana News

Plans to convert Missoula rail trestle to trail moving forward

Plans to convert the Montana Rail Link trestle crossing the Clark Fork River near downtown Missoula to a usable bike and pedestrian trail continue to move forward.

Source: kpax.com