AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHuman-Wildlife Management in Bozeman: Fish, Wildlife and Parks staff are acting as “first responders” to rising deer, bear, and mountain-lion conflicts as neighborhoods expand into habitat, with a push toward tools that help cities anticipate problems before they flare. Labor & Industry in Montana: Sibanye-Stillwater faces a strike at its Montana palladium-group operations after contract talks broke down, with the union alleging unfair labor practices over health benefits and incentives. Housing Numbers Across Montana: Lewis and Clark County public housing hit 98% occupancy in 2025, while Yellowstone County sat at 91% and Dawson County at 95%, alongside separate counts of voucher and project-based assistance. Public Safety & Courts: Two Bozeman men were sentenced to federal prison for meth trafficking from Las Vegas into Montana. State Policy Watch: Gov. Greg Gianforte met with students and families in Billings to discuss stronger protections for Montana children from harmful social media effects. National Park Fees: A new look at NPS fee changes for foreign visitors raises concerns about a fast-growing $90 million problem.
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