AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoMissoula Downtown Overhaul: The city’s Safety, Access and Mobility project is set to reshape downtown streets, with a $24 million federal grant driving two-way traffic changes, upgraded “smart” signals, and trail and roadway upgrades—while the Missoula Downtown Foundation launches a Business Support and Resiliency Grant Program to help shops and restaurants through disruption. Helena/Statehouse Watch: A new report says federal money made up nearly 43% of Montana state spending in fiscal 2026, with Medicaid alone taking about $2 billion. Wildfire & Wildlife Planning: Montana lawmakers will review wildfire safety and land management next week, including a wildfire resiliency task force proposal, more funding for noxious weed programs, and updates on grizzly management and wolf quotas. Public Safety: A bat in Cascade County tested positive for rabies, prompting reminders to avoid handling wildlife and keep pets vaccinated. Local Courts: A Forsyth man faces a felony charge of sexual intercourse without consent, with bail set at $250,000. Business & Jobs: Montana’s Silverman Law Office says it has expanded statewide, adding offices and growing its team. Weather: Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected Wednesday afternoon and evening, with some storms capable of severe winds and hail.
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