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Construction this year on US 287/US 12, east of East Helena - Vimarsana News

Construction this year on US 287/US 12, east of East Helena

In early March, weather permitting, the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) and Riverside Contracting, Inc. will begin reconstructing approximately four miles of US 287/US 12, east of East Helena.

Source: kxlh.com
Project to begin on 4 miles of Highway 287 east of East Helena - Vimarsana News

Project to begin on 4 miles of Highway 287 east of East Helena

The Montana Department of Transportation and Riverside Contracting Inc. will begin reconstructing nearly 4 miles of U.S. 287/U.S. 12, east of East Helena this month.

Sweeping open-cut permitting bill in Montana Legislature creating a gravel pit predicament - Vimarsana News

Sweeping open-cut permitting bill in Montana Legislature creating a gravel pit predicament

Sweeping open-cut permitting bill in Montana Legislature creating a gravel pit predicament Montana 67th Legislative Session April 22, 2021 HELENA — According to data from the Montana Department of Transportation, the Treasure State is home to more than 1,800 gravel pits. These so-called “open-cut” mining provides material critical to everything from paving roads to building homes. Proponents of a bill that could soon head to Gov. Greg Gianforte’s desk say it could pave the way for even more gravel production in the state by further easing the permitting process for certain types of op...

Missouri River trash cleanup underway - Vimarsana News

Missouri River trash cleanup underway

Missouri River trash cleanup underway By: Jessica Nelson and last updated 2020-12-23 10:54:49-05 The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) contacted MTN News on Tuesday to tell us a team made up of state agencies and contractors from the Toston structures project worked together to pick up trash on an eight-mile stretch of the Missouri River. MDT, Fish Wildlife and Parks, Riverside Contracting, and Sletten Construction removed debris that included plastic water bottles, lumber, channel marker buoys and other trash between Toston and Yorks Island. According to MDT, the cle...

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