City and County Government
This notion came from County Commissioner Jean Curtiss on closing some polling places.
The consolidation process did not have to be dragged out in the public, said Curtiss, but it was.
So it was, like, a favor? Reporter Kim Briggeman transcribed her full statement here. (That’s where the “Whoops!” comes from, but for spelling, not closing.)
The plan [...]
Gone are the days of writing your Congressional representatives a letter or traveling to Washington, D.C., to testify on federal legislation. Now, in some cases, you can make your opinions known simply by logging on to Facebook.
Congressman Denny Rehberg, R-Mont., on Tuesday submitted comments from his Facebook group, “Fight to Protect the 2nd Amendment Against [...]
I gave Missoula County a gold star in an earlier post for taking a baby step towards a more open government, but there are others who are giving the county a black eye when it comes to transparency and providing public information.
What do you think?
– Chelsi Moy
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