Mount Jumbo Winter Wildlife Closure Extended, “L” Trail now open

March 18, 4 p.m. Update

In consultation with wildlife biologists at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, Parks and Recreation has extended the winter wildlife closure on Mount Jumbo’s South Zone to early April, due to greater than normal snowpack on the mount...

Missoula Water cautions residents to watch for frozen water lines

Missoula Water officials announced today that unusual weather conditions have caused some local water service lines to freeze, and they recommend residents consider running a faucet in their home at a slow drip for the next few weeks to keep lines open.&a...

Housing Policy Canvassers to Visit Missoula Neighborhoods

The City of Missoula has partnered with University of Montana students to gather comments from area residents regarding local affordable housing needs. They'll visit neighborhoods through March.

Municipal Court accepting requests for surcharge fees refunds

Following a Montana Supreme Court decision and City Council action, Missoula Municipal Court is accepting requests for refunds of paid City court surcharge fees. To request a refund, print the form on the link and return it to the court.

Avalanche Danger Continues

Avalanche experts say the biggest threat to public safety is the danger of human trespassers triggering an avalanche on Mount Jumbo. They recommend that property owners at the base of the mountain from Missoula Avenue to Elm Street should stay out of thei...

University of Montana Student Art on Display

Visit City Hall at 435 Ryman St. and City Council Chambers at 140 W. Pine St. to see the latest juried show by University of Montana art students. The show is brought to the public by the City's Public Art Committee and the University of Montana School of...

UM Student Group Gathers Input for Missoula Housing Policy

The City of Missoula’s Office of Housing & Community Development has partnered with Students from the University of Montana to gather feedback from area residents regarding local affordable housing needs. Participation in this effort include...

Missoula Water cautions residents to watch for frozen water lines

Missoula Water officials announced today that unusual weather conditions have caused some local water service lines to freeze, and they recommend residents consider running a faucet in their home at a slow drip for the next few weeks to keep lines open.&a...

Municipal Court accepting requests for surcharge fees refunds

Following a Montana Supreme Court decision and City Council action, the Court is accepting requests for refunds of paid City court surcharge fees. To request a refund, print the form on the link and return it to the Court.

Mount Jumbo Winter Wildlife Closure Extended, “L” Trail now open

March 18, 4 p.m. Update

In consultation with wildlife biologists at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, Parks and Recreation has extended the winter wildlife closure on Mount Jumbo’s South Zone to early April, due to greater than normal snowpack on the mount...

Parks and Recreation seeks public comment on Rattlesnake reservoir recreational use

Missoula Parks and Recreation and the Conservation Lands Advisory Committee have drafted a Recreational Use Plan for the Rattlesnake dam/reservoir site and are seeking public comment on the plan through Thursday, April 4.

The plan describes site-specific m...

Parks and Recreation fun for the week of March 25

Join Missoula Parks and Recreation for Coffee Walks, swim stroke analysis and much more. Learn more at the links below. Register online for all programs, phone 721-PARK (7275) or stop by Currents Aquatics Center in McCormick Park.

Mar. 25 - 31

Missoula Move...

Parks and Recreation fun for the week of March 18

Join Missoula Parks and Recreation for Coffee Walks, swim stroke analysis and much more. Learn more at the links below. Register online for all programs, phone 721-PARK (7275) or stop by Currents Aquatics Center in McCormick Park.

Mar. 18 - 24

Missoula Move...

Avalanche Danger Continues

Avalanche experts say the biggest threat to public safety is the danger of human trespassers triggering an avalanche on Mount Jumbo. They recommend that property owners at the base of the mountain from Missoula Avenue to Elm Street should stay out of thei...