AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFuel Supply: Gov. Greg Gianforte signed an executive order to speed gasoline and diesel deliveries by extending a federal hours-of-service waiver to Montana intrastate fuel haulers. Education & Community: Gianforte also held an “education freedom” roundtable in Great Falls, touting options like open enrollment and the Montana Digital Academy. Early Childhood Books: First Lady Susan Gianforte marked Montana’s one-millionth free Imagination Library book mailed to children. Homelessness Watch: Great Falls reported 231 people experiencing homelessness, up more than 10% from last year, with housing costs and limited vouchers driving pressure. Local Government Fight: A secession effort to form County No. 57 from parts of Missoula County is gaining momentum in the Seeley-Swan Valley area. Public Safety & Access: A Montana corner-crossing debate continues, with advocates pushing for clearer rules so hunters and hikers can move between public parcels without legal uncertainty. State Policy & Health: Montana AG Fitch urged the federal government to better protect GLP-1 drugs from unsafe foreign ingredients. Capitol Landmark: Montana’s historic dome statue is being replaced after 125 years due to rust and structural damage.
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