Articles with the Tag: Greg Hertz
HELENA — House Bill 479, sponsored by Ronan representative Joe Read, is on its way to the State Senate after passing a House vote on April 3. HB479 proposes that the State of Montana appropriate $2.5 million to the Department of Justice each year, beginning July 1, to reimburse Lake County for...
Five Lake County legislators faced a supportive crowd last Thursday evening during a legislative update at the Ronan Community Center. The event, which occurred during the mid-session break, drew an estimated 70 people to the center, plus around 25 who tuned in via Zoom. The Northwest Counties Farm ...
HELENA — Governor Greg Gianforte this morning took the oath of office as the 25th governor of the state of Montana. Gianforte’s swearing-in was attended by family, and Montanans throughout the state watched the ceremony virtually. Presiding over the event, Montana Senator Greg Hertz welcome...
Many of you may have read or even watched on TV what happened in the Montana Senate on Friday, April 5. For those who still need a little more insight, here it is: The minority in the Senate knew they were going to lose a vote on two bills they did not like, so they tried a procedural move to block ...
I would like to thank the people of Montana House District 11 for giving me the opportunity to be your representative during the next two years. I am looking forward to working with other members of the Montana House and Senate on improving our great state. My committee assignments for the 2013 legislative s...
Greg Hertz, Republican, and Bud Koppy, Democrat, are running for the House District 11 seat in the Montana State Legislature. A Kyla resident, Koppy (pronounced with a long o) is a 69-year-old widower with five children, 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Koppy moved to Montana in 1967 bu...
Democrat Bud Koppy, Kila, and Republican Greg Hertz, Polson, are facing off for the House District 11 seat. Hertz explained he’s running as a lifelong Montanan who really cares about our state. “We need to concentrate on the future and make Montana a better place,” he said. Koppy s...
