AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Lands & Wildlife: The Trump administration is pushing to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, a move critics say would open millions of acres to logging and road building—sparking protests and likely court fights, with Montana’s roadless areas and water protections in the crosshairs. Forest & Grazing Policy: A separate lawsuit challenges a new grazing action plan that prioritizes livestock use on federal allotments, arguing agencies failed required wildlife consultations. Montana Politics: The Montana Supreme Court refused to step in on a dispute over term-limit rules, keeping two GOP lawmakers on the November ballot while the AG vows to appeal. Ballot Measures: CI-133, aimed at protecting Montanans’ initiative power, has been certified for the November ballot after topping 100,000 signatures. Consumer Safety: Montana’s AG warns residents about spoof websites that mimic real businesses to steal personal and financial info. Wildlife Management: The Fish and Wildlife Commission approved a lower statewide wolf quota for the 2026-27 season. Local Watch: Butte-Silver Bow data-center initiative litigation continues as a judge asks for more info. Community & Economy: Missoula Airport hit an all-time passenger record in July, and MSU’s Catapalooza returns Aug. 28 for students and families.
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