Council hires new city clerk
Megan McCauley was hired as the new city clerk in a unanimous decision by Boulder’s City Council during a special meeting on Monday, April 10.
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Megan McCauley was hired as the new city clerk in a unanimous decision by Boulder’s City Council during a special meeting on Monday, April 10.
The Montana Department of Transportation is moving forward with a project that will remove the existing landscaping in the five raised medians on Boulder's Main Street. Construction is tentatively planned
A developer is proposing to annex a parcel of land on the South Campus into Boulder and build a dollar store on it, according to city and Jefferson County officials
PUBLIC NOTICE OF BOULDER CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERATION AND DECISION ON THE PLANNING BOARD’S RECOMMENDATION FOR THE FULLER ADDITION MAJOR SUBDIVISION APPLICATION
With the City Council split on a decision to enact a policy requiring masks on Boulder city property, Mayor Rusty Giulio cast the deciding vote to remain with the current state mandate, which calls for masks in indoor public places, until it changes, that is. Those attending the Jan. 19 meeting in person, however, were maskless, at odds with the agenda, which states that face coverings are required for attendees. Signs on City Hall doors call for the same. Giulio, along with Council member Michael âBearâ Taylor were maskless, as well as City Clerk Ellen Harne, and four members o...