Missoula officials advance infrastructure and housing projects
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Missoula officials and local organizations announced a series of local actions this week addressing infrastructure, public safety and social services. City Council approved a contract to convert the public library’s rock roof into a green roof after securing a $1 million grant; commissioners asked for more information and paused permitting on a proposed Blackfoot Valley gravel pit; the Montana Department of Commerce awarded 8.5 million dollars to rehabilitate 40 affordable housing units; a youth empowerment program visited AniMeals; police issued parking guidance ahead of a Grizzlies playoff and sought help locating a missing 28-year-old. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. Dec. 3: GUTS! students visited AniMeals for socialization and program wrap-up.
- 2. Dec. 4: Missoula County commissioners requested more information and placed a hold on a permit for a proposed Blackfoot Valley gravel pit.
- 3. This week (Wednesday): City Council approved a $149,000 contract to convert the Missoula Public Library roof to a living green roof using a $1M grant.
- 4. This week (Wednesday): Montana Department of Commerce allocated $8.5M in federal housing tax credits for Wildflower Apartments rehabilitation.
- 5. Ahead of Saturday: Missoula Police issued parking reminders for a Grizzlies playoff and sought public help locating a missing 28-year-old.
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