Articles with the Tag: St. Ignatius Town Council

ST. IGNATIUS — After a small amount of E. coli was found in the St. Ignatius water system in July of 2010, the city was forced to work through a $250,000 mandated water system upgrade for the next several years.  The original project was to add a third city well and replace water lines on three...

MISSION — Mission’s city council is set to adopt several new city ordinances in the coming months.  The Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000, an amendment to the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Act of 1988, requires local governments to adopt a pre-disaster mitigation plan so ...

ST. IGNATIUS — The St. Ignatius City Council met last week to discuss several issues.  The St. Ignatius Police Department has been accepting applications for an open officer position and has decided to interview four viable applicants. Council members did not have an exact date for the intervie...

ST. IGNATIUS — During a brief St. Ignatius City Council meeting Oct. 2, Lake County Office of Emergency Management Coordinator Stephen Stanley outlined the towns need for involvement in an updated pre-disaster mitigation plan.  Stanley explained that a pre-disaster mitigation plan identifies po...

ST. IGNATIUS — At the Sept. 4 St. Ignatius City Council meeting, officials said the first of two water improvement projects could begin by Sept. 17.  The origins of these projects date back several years. The project currently being pursued involves an update to the town’s well system.&nb...

ST. IGNATIUS — St. Ignatius has awarded construction rights on their water improvement project to PaveCo Contracting and Utilities out of Kalispell to the tune of $119,000.  St. Ignatius public works director Scott Morton said engineers from Great West Engineering in Helena are performing a sta...

ST. IGNATIUS - Last week’s St. Ignatius Town Council meeting held quite a bit of good news.  Background checks are currently being processed on the two lowest bidders for the town’s water improvement project. St. Ignatius public works director Scott Morton said he hopes to accept one of t...