Find your neighborhood, utility information, trails, and much more at Missoula Maps.com. Explore... MONTANA LEGISLATURE See what state legislation the City is tracking and learn how to get involved.

The Green Power Program is one of our primary ways to reach 100% clean electricity for the Missoula urban area. A new renewable energy development, like a solar or wind farm, will be built to serve this program.

Find the Missoula Municipal Code and subdivision regulations here. City News. This page serves as an additional platform where residents can stay informed about the initiatives, events and projects shaping our community. Climate and Sustainability

The following information is intended as a guide to help property owners, consultants and contractors navigate the City of Missoula’s Public Works permitting process. Select your permit type (below) to determine which permits are required for …

Missoula has over 50 developed parks, plus: MOBASH Skatepark in McCormick Park; Splash Montana Waterparks; Currents Aquatics Center; Riverfront Trail self-guided bike tour (PDF) Use the Park Locator to find a park in your neighborhood. Additional Recreation Resources and Information. Use of Mobility Assistance Devices on City Trails (PDF)

Find your neighborhood, utility information, trails, and much more at Missoula Maps.com. Explore... MONTANA LEGISLATURE See what state legislation the City is tracking and learn how to get involved.

Design Excellence is an Overlay which applies alternate design standards to Missoula's primary commercial areas, including the Downtown and main commercial corridors. Standards in the Overlay are intended to supersede any correlating standards in the underlying base zones.

In the summer of 2020, the Missoula City Council adopted the Affordable Housing Trust Fund ordinance and a funding commitments resolution. The trust fund mechanism plays a role in nearly all the program development activities of the adopted housing policy.

Community Investment Program (CIP) Community Investment Programs, defined by the Montana Legislature who passed the legislation, allows a municipality to set aside funds from its general all-purpose levy for replacement and acquisition of property plant or equipment costing in excess of $5,000 with a life expectancy of five years or more.

[email protected] 406-552-6622 _____ Submit New Projects Through: (after December 31, 2022) City of Missoula Permitting & Licensing Portal Website Link _____ Direct All Comments & Questions to the Project Lead. Public Infrastructure Review Stage Process - 2024. Standard Drawings - 2024. Payments. Meetings. Jobs ...