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Ballots due Nov. 7 for city races, public safety levy and bond - Vimarsana News

Ballots due Nov. 7 for city races, public safety levy and bond

Ballots are due by 8 p.m. on Nov. 7. They can be returned by mail, but must be received by that deadline, or in the elections office or at Exhibition Hall at Montana Expo Park on election day. Sandra Merchant, Cascade County clerk and recorder, said that there are 36,014 active registered voters in the…

Debate surrounds library board appointment nominees at city commission meeting - Vimarsana News

Debate surrounds library board appointment nominees at city commission meeting

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - This week at the City Commission meeting, a heated debate surrounded the appointment of two people to the Great Falls Public Library Board.

Library Board appointments stir debate - Vimarsana News

Library Board appointments stir debate

What is usually a straightforward process drew nearly 90 minutes of public comment and discussion.

Source: krtv.com
State approves Merchant's Nov. 7 election plan - Vimarsana News

State approves Merchant's Nov. 7 election plan

The Montana Secretary of State's office reviewed Sandra Merchant's Nov. 7 election plans and approved those plans on Sept. 5. The approval letter was provided to the city and included in City Manger Greg Doyon's Sept. 7 weekly update to City Commissioners. In the state's letter to Merchant, Cascade County clerk and recorder, the SoS…

Public hearings set for Sept. 5 on proposed fee increases for city development process - Vimarsana News

Public hearings set for Sept. 5 on proposed fee increases for city development process

During their Sept. 5 meeting, City Commissioners will hold three public hearings on proposed fee increases related to land development. In August, they decided to delay those hearings to give more time for the development community to review the proposals and discuss them with city staff. City staff told commissioners last summer during the budget…