Missoula, MT

City Council Meeting

Housing, Redevelopment, and Community Programs Committee

Historic Preservation Commission

Public Works and Mobility Committee

City Council--No Meeting

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Missoula Redevelopment Agency Board

This agenda contains no substantive items — only boilerplate placeholders for meeting details, history, and vote results. The meeting is scheduled for September 17, 2026, but no decisions, proposals, or discussions are listed.

City Council--No Meeting

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City Council--No Meeting

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City Council--No Meeting

The agenda for the Missoula City Council meeting on 2026-11-23 contains no listed items or actions. It appears to be a placeholder without any specific proposals, contracts, rezoning requests, or public hearings.

City Council--No Meeting

The Missoula City Council has no meeting on December 21, 2026. No agenda items were listed, so no decisions or discussions are planned for this date.

Parks and Recreation Board

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. No specific action items, presentations, or discussion topics are listed for this meeting.

City Council--No Meeting

The City Council meeting on Dec 28, 2026 has no listed agenda items. The agenda contains only placeholders and no decisions or proposals. No contracts, rezoning, or ordinances are presented.

Community Forum

Land Use and Planning Committee

The Land Use and Planning Committee will consider two main items: authorizing the Mayor to sign a Pro-Housing grant subaward agreement with the Montana League of Cities and Towns, and adopting a resolution of intent to direct staff to draft amendments to Title 22 (Unified Development Code) that would create targeted incentives for income- and rent-restricted affordable housing. The meeting also includes public comment, roll call, and approval of minutes from July 8, 2026.

• Pro-Housing Grant Subaward Agreement between City of Missoula and Montana League of Cities and Towns
• Resolution of intent to amend Title 22, Unified Development Code, for affordable housing incentives
• Public comment period
• Approval of minutes from July 8, 2026

Public Safety, Health and Operations Committee

The Public Safety, Health and Operations Committee is meeting to handle routine administrative business, including approving minutes from the previous meeting and confirming the appointment of two police officers. The meeting is short, scheduled for 10 minutes, and includes a public comment period.

• Confirmation of Police Officers Melanie Edwards and Derik Ryan
• Approval of minutes from August 19, 2026 meeting

Housing, Redevelopment, and Community Programs Committee

The Housing, Redevelopment, and Community Programs Committee will consider approving a $500,000 cooperative agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for the Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund. The agenda also includes routine administrative items such as roll call, approval of minutes from the July 29, 2026 meeting, and public comment periods.

• Approve cooperative agreement with EPA for $500,000 for Brownfields cleanup
• Approval of minutes from July 29, 2026 meeting
• Public comment periods

Public Works and Mobility Committee

The Public Works and Mobility Committee will consider approving a $2.9 million amendment for the Broadway Building remodel, a $78,950 contract for Russell Street utility work, and adopt water and wastewater facility plans. Public comment is invited.

• Approve $2,921,647 amendment with Jackson Contractor Group for Broadway Building Truck Barn
• Approve $13,000 amendment with A&E Design for Broadway Building remodel
• Approve $78,950 professional service agreement with WGM Group for Russell Street water and sewer improvements
• Adopt 2025 Water Facility Plan
• Adopt 2025 Wastewater Facility Plan

City Council Meeting

The Missoula City Council will vote on a $2,033,232.97 accounts payable package and hold a public hearing on a property tax exemption request for Wildflower Apartments. The meeting also includes approval of a $120,304.00 contract for a restroom at the Park on North Scott Street and confirmation of a Tourism Business Improvement District appointment.

• Public hearing on property tax exemption for Wildflower Apartments
• Approval of $2,033,232.97 in accounts payable claims
• Approval of $120,304.00 agreement with CXT for a pre-fabricated bathroom unit at the Park on North Scott Street
• Confirmation of Racquel Rausch's appointment to the Tourism Business Improvement District

Police Commission

The Missoula Police Commission is meeting to approve minutes, hold public hearings on citizen complaints and officer discipline appeals, and take public comment. The meeting will then close to the public to review compliments and complaints resolved in the past quarter, citing privacy and confidential criminal justice information.

• Approval of minutes from May 21, 2026 meeting
• Public hearings for citizen complaints and officer discipline appeals
• Closed session under MCA 2-3-203 for privacy and confidential criminal justice information
• Review of compliments and resolved inquiries/complaints in closed session

The Missoula Police Commission approved the May 21, 2026, meeting minutes with a correction noting Dan Doyle no longer serves on the commission. The meeting included a department update from Assistant Chief Jake Rosling, covering staffing levels, hiring freezes, and vacancies. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved May 21, 2026, minutes with correction (unanimous)

Missoula Redevelopment Agency Board

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed.

The Missoula Redevelopment Agency Board approved four funding requests. It approved a TIF reimbursement of up to $90,430 for Livingston Partners LLC for a fire hydrant and related improvements, and $278,801 in Workforce Housing Program gap funding for four affordable units. It also approved $910,015 in TIF funds for the Missoula Water Building renovation and $49,950 for deconstruction at 1260 West Broadway. All votes were unanimous among present members, with one abstention on the Livingston items.

• Approved TIF reimbursement up to $90,430 for Livingston Partners LLC fire hydrant (5-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved $278,801 Workforce Housing gap funding for Livingston Partners LLC (5-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved $95,457 FY27 and $814,558 FY28 TIF for Missoula Water Building renovation (6-0)
• Approved $49,950 TIF for deconstruction at 1260 West Broadway (6-0)

Climate, Conservation and Parks Committee

The Climate, Conservation and Parks Committee will consider approving a $120,304 agreement with CXT for a pre-fabricated bathroom unit at Park on North Scott Street. The agenda also includes public comment, approval of the July 22, 2026 minutes, and roll call.

• Agreement with CXT for $120,304 for a pre-fabricated bathroom unit at Park on North Scott Street
• Approval of minutes from July 22, 2026
• Public comment period

The Climate, Conservation and Parks Committee approved a motion to authorize the mayor to sign an agreement with CXT for a pre-fabricated bathroom unit at Park on North Scott Street, costing $120,304. The motion passed unanimously (9-0) and will be placed on the consent agenda. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was brief and adjourned at 9:20 am.

• Approved $120,304 agreement with CXT for pre-fabricated bathroom at Park on North Scott (9-0)
• Approved minutes from July 22, 2026 as submitted

City Planning Commission

This agenda contains only boilerplate and no substantive items. The meeting appears to be procedural, with no specific decisions, proposals, or discussions listed.

The Missoula City Planning Commission met and approved the minutes from the July 15, 2026 meeting. Staff presented an overview of nine proposed amendments to Title 22 of the Unified Development Code, but no action was taken. The meeting was procedural, with no public hearings, public comment, or substantive decisions.

• Approved minutes from July 15, 2026 meeting

Public Safety, Health and Operations Committee

The Public Safety, Health and Operations Committee will hold a routine meeting with roll call, approval of the July 29, 2026 minutes, and public comment. The main business item is an informational update on emergency management, specifically wildfire preparedness and incident management, presented by Mirtha Becerra. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Approval of minutes from July 29, 2026 meeting
• Emergency Management Update - Wildfire Preparedness Incident Management (informational only)
• Public comment period

The Public Safety, Health and Operations Committee received an informational update on wildfire preparedness from Deputy DES Coordinator Adrian Beck and Fire Chief Lonnie Rash. No formal decisions or votes were taken during the meeting; the only action was approval of the July 29, 2026 minutes.

• Approved minutes of July 29, 2026 meeting

Budget and Finance Committee

The Missoula Budget and Finance Committee is meeting for a short session to handle administrative business, including approving prior minutes and hearing public comment. The only substantive item is a recommended motion to confirm the Mayor's appointment of Racquel Rausch to the Tourism Business Improvement District.

• Confirm Racquel Rausch to Tourism Business Improvement District, term expiring Dec 1, 2028
• Approve minutes from August 12, 2026 meeting
• Public comment period

The Budget and Finance Committee approved the mayor's appointment of Racquel Rausch to the Tourism Business Improvement District, filling a vacated term that begins immediately and expires December 1, 2028. The vote was 9-0, with three members absent. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was brief and adjourned at 9:04 AM.

• Confirmed Racquel Rausch to Tourism Business Improvement District (9-0)

Transportation Policy Coordinating Committee

This agenda for the Missoula Transportation Policy Coordinating Committee contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items. No decisions or discussions are listed.

Parks and Recreation Board

This is not a regular business meeting. The Parks and Recreation Board is gathering on site at the Duncan Drive Trailhead for a tour and to attend the grand opening of the North Duncan Trailhead and Reservoir Loop Trail at the Rattlesnake Reservoir Park Preserve. The agenda explicitly states no City or Parks and Recreation business will be discussed and there are no action or discussion items. The only attachment is the news release sent August 11, 2026.

• Site visit and grand opening event for North Duncan Trailhead and Reservoir Loop Trail at Rattlesnake Reservoir Park Preserve
• Location: Duncan Trail & Trailhead, 4820 Duncan Drive, Missoula, MT 59802
• No action items or discussion items on agenda
• News release attached dated August 11, 2026

Conservation Lands Advisory Committee

This is not a business meeting but a site visit and invitation for the Conservation Lands Advisory Committee to attend the grand opening of the North Duncan Trailhead and Reservoir Loop Trail at Rattlesnake Reservoir Park Preserve. No city or parks business will be discussed, and there are no action or discussion items.

• Grand opening event for North Duncan Trailhead and Reservoir Loop Trail
• Site visit at Duncan Trail and Trailhead, 4820 Duncan Drive, Missoula, MT 59802
• News release attached, sent August 11, 2026

Missoula Civic Television Advisory Commission

The Missoula Civic Television Advisory Commission is meeting to review and approve the July 20, 2026 minutes, discuss current programming that has been recorded or televised, and identify items for MCAT to record or televise. The agenda is largely routine, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Review and approval of minutes from July 20, 2026
• Review current programming schedule that has been recorded/televised
• Identify items for MCAT to record/televise
• Next meeting scheduled for September 21, 2026

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board

The agenda for the Missoula Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board meeting on August 17, 2026, contains only boilerplate text and no substantive items. No decisions, discussions, or specific topics are listed.

City Council Meeting

The Missoula City Council will hold public hearings and vote on the FY2027 budget, including annual appropriations, the Capital Improvement Program, and resolutions levying assessments for Park District 1, Road District 1, the Tourism Business Improvement District, and the Downtown Business Improvement District. The council will also consider adopting new fee schedules for parks, public works, business licensing, fire, and impact fees. Consent agenda items include approving accounts payable of $2,380,057.96 and a $142,800 contract for wastewater plant corrosion control.

• FY2027 budget and Capital Improvement Program adoption
• Park District 1 assessment of $12,137,137.00
• Road District 1 assessment of $11,478,322.00
• Tourism Business Improvement District assessment of $4 per occupied room night
• Accounts payable of $2,380,057.96

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee will consider a resolution authorizing a $1,107,000 sewer system revenue bond and deliberate on the fiscal year 2027 budget, including several proposed amendments. The agenda includes presentations on the Tourism Business Improvement District, Downtown Business Improvement District, property tax, and health insurance updates. Council members have proposed amendments ranging from freezing personnel funding and cutting training budgets to defunding grants and funding new positions and studies.

• Resolution for $1,107,000 Sewer System Revenue Bond (DNRC Water Pollution Control State Revolving Loan Program), Series 2026B
• Campbell Amendment #1: Freeze FY27 baseline personnel funding at FY26 levels for CPDI, Municipal Court support staff, and Parks & Recreation, saving $1,732,830
• Campbell Amendment #2: Cut training budgets by 50% for select departments, saving $57,798
• Campbell Amendment #3: Double licensing and user fees for Parks & Recreation (excluding aquatics), Building, Engineering, Planning, Fire, and Business Licensing
• Jordan Amendment #1: Fund $78,384 for a .75 FTE ADA Coordinator; Jordan Amendment #2: Fund $150,000 for organic parks maintenance study

The Budget and Finance Committee approved a $1,107,000 sewer system revenue bond (11-0) and heard presentations on the FY27 budget. Six amendments proposed by Councilor Campbell to cut funding for MEP, the Poverello Center, digital communications, and personnel/training were all defeated (1-10). An amendment to fund an ADA coordinator also failed (3-6), and an organic parks study was tabled pending further information.

• Approved $1,107,000 sewer system revenue bond (11-0)
• Defeated amendment to freeze FY27 baseline personnel funding (1-10)
• Defeated amendment to cut training budgets by 50% (1-10)
• Defeated amendment to defund $100,000 MEP grant (1-10)
• Defeated amendment to defund $211,476 Poverello Center grant (1-10)
• Defeated amendment to defund $35,000 digital communications initiative (1-10)
• Defeated amendment to fund ADA coordinator (3-6)
• Tabled organic parks study amendment

Public Works and Mobility Committee

The Missoula Public Works Committee will consider three items: an agreement with Montana Rail Link to remove out-of-service tracks on Spruce and Pine Streets, a professional services agreement for corrosion control at the wastewater plant, and a change order for water and sewer improvements. The committee will also approve minutes from the July 29, 2026 meeting and take public comment.

• Approve track removal agreement with MRL for Spruce Street and Pine Street
• Approve Morrison-Maierle contract for Headworks Corrosion Control at Wastewater Treatment Plant, not to exceed $142,800
• Approve Change Order No. 3 for Harlequin Court Water Main Extension and Momont #2 Sewer Improvements with Prospect Construction Inc. for $164,682.59
• Increase budget for Harlequin Court Water Main Extension project by $150,000

The Public Works Committee approved three items: an agreement with Montana Rail Link to remove the Spruce and Pine Street railroad crossings, a professional services agreement for corrosion control at the wastewater plant, and a change order for the Harlequin Court water main project. All were approved unanimously (11-0). The MRL agreement was initially paused for changes but was later approved.

• Approved MRL out-of-service track removal agreement for Spruce and Pine Streets (11-0)
• Approved Morrison-Maierle professional services agreement for Headworks Corrosion Control, not to exceed $142,800 (11-0)
• Approved Change Order No. 3 with Prospect Construction for $164,682.59 and budget increase of $150,000 (11-0)

Missoula Parking Commission

The Missoula Parking Commission meeting agenda contains no listed items. It appears to be a placeholder with no substantive agenda items.

Affordable Housing Resident Oversight Committee

The Affordable Housing Resident Oversight Committee will vote on adopting the Affordable Housing Trust Fund (AHTF) Policy and Procedures, the committee's own charter and bylaws, and a Reserve Balance Application. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and introduction of new members.

• Vote to adopt AHTF Policy and Procedures
• Vote to adopt AHROC Charter and Bylaws
• Discussion and vote on Reserve Balance Application
• Approval of minutes from June 9, 2026 meeting
• Introduction of new members Joanne Gregory and Montana James

Parks and Recreation Board

The Missoula Parks and Recreation Board will consider adopting updated bylaws for the Conservation Lands Advisory Committee, hear a projects and planning update, and receive reports from the Missoula Art Museum and city staff. The meeting also includes routine items like approving the July minutes and public comment.

• Adoption of Conservation Lands Advisory Committee Bylaws (action item)
• Projects and Planning Update presentation
• Missoula Art Museum presentation
• Directors Report (August 2026 executive summary)
• Approval of July 14, 2026 Park Board minutes

City Council Meeting

The Missoula City Council will hold public hearings and vote on the FY2027 budget, including annual appropriations, tax levies, and assessments for Park District 1, Road District 1, and other special districts. The council will also adopt fee schedules for parks, fire, public works, and impact fees, and consider two right-of-way vacations. Several consent agenda items include property purchases and contract awards.

• Adopt FY2027 budget and Capital Improvement Program
• Levy $12,137,137 for Park District 1 and $11,478,322 for Road District 1
• Adopt FY2027 fee schedules for parks, fire, public works, and impact fees
• Vacate right-of-way on Dixon Avenue between Brooks and Paxson Streets
• Authorize purchase of 2010 South 3rd Street for Fire Station #6 up to $2,352,040

Historic Preservation Commission

The Missoula Historic Preservation Commission will hold a meeting on August 5, 2026, at 6:00 PM in Council Chambers or virtually via Teams. The agenda includes procedural items such as roll call, approval of minutes, and public comment, followed by new business introducing a new member and a presentation on neighborhood histories.

• Introduction of new member Zac Campbell
• Presentation of Missoula Neighborhoods Reports by Dr. Sophia Etier

The Historic Preservation Commission approved the June 3, 2026 minutes as submitted. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting focused on public comment about proposed federal changes to Section 106, a report on neighborhood histories, and staff updates.

• Approved June 3, 2026 minutes as submitted

City Council--No Meeting

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Public Works and Mobility Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider authorizing the mayor to sign a second addendum to an interlocal agreement with Missoula County for stormwater improvements at the Missoula Development Park. They will also vote on awarding a $293,009.83 contract to 3 Rivers Landworks for those stormwater construction services. Additionally, the committee will discuss a proposed interlocal agreement for a Parks to Passes RAISE planning grant to study a cross-county trail from Butte to Idaho along the Great American Rail Trail.

• Second addendum to the 2023 Interlocal Agreement with Missoula County for stormwater improvements at Missoula Development Park
• Bid award to 3 Rivers Landworks LLC for $293,009.83 for stormwater system construction at Missoula Development Park
• Parks to Passes Interlocal Agreement for a RAISE planning grant to study a trail linking Butte to Idaho along the Great American Rail Trail

The committee approved a contract for stormwater system repairs at Missoula Development Park and an agreement to manage a regional trail planning grant. They also authorized an addendum to an interlocal agreement with Missoula County regarding the development park.

• Approved minutes from July 22, 2026
• Authorized Mayor to sign Second Addendum to 2023 Interlocal Agreement with Missoula County for Missoula Development Park stormwater improvements (10-0)
• Approved $293,009.83 contract with 3 Rivers Landworks, LLC for Missoula Development Park stormwater system construction (10-0)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement with Powell, Mineral, Missoula, Granite counties and Butte-Silver Bow for the Parks to Passes RAISE planning grant (10-0)

Public Safety, Health and Operations Committee

The Public Safety, Health and Operations Committee is meeting to discuss the acquisition of property for a new fire station and potential code amendments for electric mobility devices.

• Proposed purchase of approximately 2.0 acres at 2010 South 3rd Street West for Fire Station 6 at $27.00 per square foot, not to exceed $2,352,040
• Proposed amendments to Chapters 10.42 and 12.40 MMC regarding e-bikes, electrically assisted scooters, and electric personal assistance mobility devices

The committee authorized the acquisition of up to 2.0 acres at 2010 South 3rd Street for a new fire station. Additionally, a proposal to amend the e-bike and electric mobility device code was referred to staff for further analysis.

• Approved purchase of up to 2.0 acres at 2010 South 3rd Street for Fire Station #6, not to exceed $2,352,040 (11-0)
• Referred e-bike and electric mobility device code amendments to staff for analysis and draft language

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee is meeting to review the Mayor's Fiscal Year 2027 Budget presentation. The committee is considering a motion to set public hearings for August 10 and August 17, 2026, regarding the budget and related fees.

• Proposed public hearings on August 10 and August 17, 2026, for the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget
• Proposed resolutions for the Community Improvement Program (CIP)
• Proposed fee increases, including Impact Fees and Permissive Medical Levy
• Review of work plans and budgets for various districts including Park District #1 and Road District #1
• Review of assessments for Street Lighting Improvement Districts

The committee heard a presentation from Mayor Davis on the Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget, which includes a 3.8% property tax and assessment increase. The committee voted to set public hearings for August 10 and August 17, 2026, to discuss the budget and related resolutions.

• Approved minutes from July 15, 2026
• Approved setting public hearings on August 10 and August 17, 2026, for FY27 Budget and related resolutions (11-0)

Housing, Redevelopment, and Community Programs Committee

The Housing, Redevelopment, and Community Programs Committee will hold a meeting with administrative items (roll call, approval of minutes) and one informational item: a presentation by the Front Step Community Land Trust and the Missoula Tenants Union on findings from the 2026 Missoula Renter Survey. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the presentation is for discussion only.

• Presentation of 2026 Missoula Renter Survey findings by Front Step Community Land Trust and Missoula Tenants Union (informational only)