What is a Montana Local Government Voter Review?

The Montana Local Government Review is a unique provision in Montana’s Constitution decennial (every ten years) process established by the 1972 Montana Constitution, where citizens have the opportunity to review and potentially change the structure of their local government. This review allows voters to decide if they want to form a study commission to examine their city or county’s form of government and propose improvements.

To learn more about the Montana Local Government Review:
Montana Local Government Review Recources

What is the Local Government Study Commission?

The commission studies the existing government, holds public hearings, and develops a report recommending either no change, amendments to the current structure, or an alternative form of government.

Local Government Study Commissioners:

Vince Backen
vince.backen-govenment.study@cityoflibby.com

John Bebee
john.bebee-government.study@cityoflibby.com

DC Orr
dc.orr-govenment.study@cityoflibby.com

Facebook page:
City of Libby Government Study Commission Facebook

Agendas and Minutes:
Agendas and Minutes