News
VC council approves library improvements
VIRGINIA CITY – During its March 1 meeting, Virginia City council approved construction of two street lamps, two bike racks and a flagpole at Thompson-Hickman Madison County Library. Historic Preservation Officer Jim Jarvis presented the library development permit to council for consideration.
Region 3 Citizen's Advisory Council to meet Feb. 28
BOZEMAN – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Region 3 Citizens’ Advisory Committee will meet in Bozeman at the regional headquarters (1400 S. 19th Ave.) on Wed., Feb. 28 from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Madison County 911 Dispatch Expands Features
When a person dials 911, they are in need. A trained dispatcher will answer the phone and immediately ask, “What is your emergency?” Depending on the caller’s needs, the dispatcher will begin to assign the most appropriate agencies to respond to that caller’s emergency.
Sheriff's Office Dispatch report
MADISON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE DISPATCH LOG
2/18/18 – 2/24/18
2/18/18
*No calls of high priority.
2/19/18
Disturbance in 300 Blk N Main St Ennis
Accident on MT Hwy 283 MM 5 Pony
Privacy in Communications on Main St Harrison
Warrant Service in 200 Blk N Main St Ennis
District Court Roundup
Bench warrant issued for Depaoli
Dalton Furie Depaoli failed to appear at the Madison County Courthouse on Feb. 26 for an initial appearance. Depaoli is being charged with one count failure to verify as a violent offender. A court ordered bench warrant was issued.
Sheriff's Dispatch Report
MADISON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE DISPATCH LOG
2/11/18 – 2/17/18
2/11/18
Wildlife Complaint in 600 Blk Nicole Way Ennis
Accident on MT Hwy 287 MM 1 Ennis
Medical Aid in 100 Blk Gallatin St Harrison
Citizen Assist Out of County
Animal Complaint on MT Hwy 41 MM 51 Silver Star
Research Identifies Areas Where Evolution Could Rescue Animals Threatened by Climate Change
MISSOULA – As winters arrive later and snow melts earlier, the worldwide decrease in snow cover already may have dramatic impacts on animals that change coat colors with the seasons. An international scientific team led by University of Montana Professor L.
Twin Bridges moves to raise water, sewer rates
Twin Bridges Council approved two preliminary resolutions on Feb.13 to raise town water and sewer rates, subject to final council approval following advertisement and public hearings. The town seeks to raise rates to balance its water and sewer accounts and pay for upgrade projects.