City and County Government
Well, let’s start out by saying this is perhaps the smallest sample population ever. But here you go anyway, and take it for what it’s worth.
City Clerk Marty Rehbein has 13 emails* and one written comment on the special districts. She reviewed the comments over the phone, and it seems like it’s a mixed bag.
One [...]
So on Monday, March 8, Councilwoman Pam Walzer wished Missoula a happy birthday. She took the opportunity to mention the City Charter, a concise document noting the roles and responsibilities of each branch of government.
It was effective on January 1, 1997. Voters approved it on June 4, 1996. (So what’s March 8 about? Hold on [...]
The apology for poor judgment from Councilwoman Pam Walzer came in the form of a prepared statement, but it came without equivocation.
“I made a human error in judgment. I was wrong and fully accept the responsibilities and consequences. This is my first DUI.”
Sound familiar? It might not, as politicians go lately. A high profile [...]
Reporter Tristan Scott filed this update on Councilwoman Pam Walzer getting charged with a misdemeanor DUI. She pleaded innocent and has said she will comment during Monday’s council meeting.
Having taken a breath test and apparently a blood test as well — results aren’t yet public — it seems she can vote without hypocrisy in favor [...]
