Governor Bullock Orders Flags at Half Staff

On this day, we mourn the men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice to protect the freedoms and liberties we cherish. Though we are in mourning, at noon the flag is raised to full-staff to honor the heroes still among us and symbolize that we are a li...

Looking for the remote Missoula City Council meeting?

City Council meetings are now held by Zoom. Complete instructions on how to participate are on our website.

Comment on a new vision for North Riverside Parks and Trails!

Parks and Recreation and the Downtown Missoula Partnership invite residents to view and comment on the new draft master plan for north riverfront parks and trails through June 1.

City staff has been working with residents, stakeholders, and downtown busine...

Changes to City Services During COVID-19 Pandemic as of May 18, 2020

Missoula City Hall Reopening Update

As of Monday, May 18, 2020, some employees will be returning to work at City Hall at 435 Ryman Street.  Public access to offices will remain limited, with the exception of Municipal Court on the first floor, and...

Get Local COVID-19 News Here

The City-County Joint Information Center operating during the pandemic incident is working to provide comprehensive information on the health aspects of COVID-19 and the community response. Visit the COVID-19 Missoula City/County Joint Information Center ...

United Way of Missoula County Posts New YouTube Video

For more information on the United Way and their involvement with Reaching Home, visit their website here.

Missoula Hopes Motel Purchase Will Solve Short- and Long-Term Housing Problems – Next City

Read Jared Brey's article on Next City's website.

Governor's Directive on Eviction Restrictions

The Montana Department of Commerce sent out this clarification for renters and landlords.

Shelter from the Storm: Solving the housing crisis in Missoula, MT

Read Emily Withnall's article in The Progressive on housing in Missoula and Trinity Apartments.

Parking Commission Services Update During COVID-19

The Parking Commission will resume regular enforcement of metered and leased parking on Monday, May 18th at 8:00 AM. As of Monday, May 4th, officers are enforcing safety violations. The Parking Commission office will be closed to the public until further ...

Comment on a new vision for North Riverside Parks and Trails!

Parks and Recreation and the Downtown Missoula Partnership invite residents to view and comment on the new draft master plan for north riverfront parks and trails through Monday, June 1.

City staff has been working with residents, stakeholders, and downtow...

Planning for City open space on the Clark Fork River - Comment through June 7

Missoula Parks and Recreation invites you to comment on a draft recreation and resource management plan for conservation lands on the Clark Fork River, adjacent to the Tower St. Open Space, west of Reserve St.

About 126 acres of riverfront and island areas...

National Weather Service issues flood warning for Missoula

The National Weather Service has issued a Clark Fork River flood warning for Missoula County.  According to the Weather Service, the river is above flood stage and will continue to rise to 10.7 feet Friday morning. It will then fall to around 8.5...

Parks and Recreation closures, cancellations through May 25

Parks and Recreation is working closely with the Missoula City-County Health Department to protect public health and safety. To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, we have canceled recreation programs, Currents Aquatics Center programs, and picnic shelte...

3rd Street Water Main Replacement Project Underway

This project takes place on 3^rd Street between Orange Street and Oak Street and involves replacing 1,870 lineal feet of 6-inch Kalamein water main pipe that was originally installed in 1914. Missoula Water is coordinating this work with the City&rsquo...

Public Works Services During COVID-19

To protect the health of the public and our employees, the City is changing the way we deliver services and conduct business during this incident of COVID-19 associated with the coronavirus.

The Public Works Department is committed to this and will remain ...