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- CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
Belgrade City Council meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of each Month except for holidays. Agendas are posted the weekend before the meeting.
As part of our phased reopening plans, and in cooperation with the Gallatin County Health Department and Governor Bullock’s directives, the Belgrade Council meeting coming up on Monday June 1st will be held in the Council Chambers at City Hall and open to the public. We will be observing recommended distancing protocols. Hand sanitizer and face masks will be provided for use by all attendees. If the number of attendees exceeds 49, additional protocols will be implemented to maintain distancing requirements. The dates of the upcoming council meetings are:
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| A citizens' petition is being circulated in our community seeking voter approval to adopt an Ordinance allowing chickens to be kept in City limits- see Draft Ordinance 2018-8. |
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"Be Heard Belgrade" public engagement website has launched. Commumunity members are invited to participate in local planning efforts.
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The Splash Pad at Lewis & Clark Park WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. As of Monday, May 11, 2020, playground equipment and park facilities were opened for public use. PLEASE NOTE: Play equipment and touch surfaces are NOT disinfected regularly. Please use these facilities responsibly and continue to practice social distancing, frequent washing of hands and use of face masks if possible. THANK YOU! |
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Belgrade City Hall is now open to the public. City services remain fully staffed and operational. Utility payments may be placed in the drop box provided at the North entrance or by phone or online. Staff are available by phone or email.
- Main Switchboard: 406-388-3760
- Public Works, Planning & Building: 406-388-3783
- Court: 406-388-3774
- Library: 406-388-4346
Social distancing, face coverings and sanitizing protocols are in place. Our ability to begin reopening is a direct result of the hard work we have all done here and across the County. We thank you all for working together as we carefully and thoughtfully move forward and continue doing our best to slow the spread of the Covid-19 virus.
Important Reminders: Regular handwashing with soap and water, keeping hands away from face, and cleaning communally touched surfaces such as keyboards, door knobs, light switches, phones, etc. is the best defense against getting viruses. The City of Belgrade will continue working closely with Gallatin County Emergency Services and the Gallatin County Health Department as we consider local needs in the coming weeks. Gallatin County Health has directed that we can get the most up-to-date information by visiting the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Service's (DPPHS). They have a dedicated page for updates on the Novel Coronavirus.
Additional contact information for your reference:
Matt Kelley, Health Officer,
Gallatin City-County Health Department
Gallatin County Health facebook
406-582-3100
215 W Mendenhall St Ste 110, Bozeman, MT 59715
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PLEASE NOTE: One of the effects people are experiencing associated with the COVID-19 is a shortage of toilet paper. This can increase the likelihood of other materials being flushed down the drain. These materials include un-flushable products such as paper towels, diapers, tissues, "flushable wipes", and napkins. These items are not biodegradable and cause harm to the waste water collection system and treatment facilities. In an effort to decrease the likelihood of sewer backups and treatment issues, please do not flush any of the above listed, or anything similar, down the drain. Thank you. ~ Steve Klotz, Director of Public Works |
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Spring Brings Wastewater Lagoons Turnover and Potential Odors
The wastewater lagoons serving the City of Belgrade have begun a seasonal turnover event that results in the temporary release of odors. Learn more about the lagoons turnover |
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View the final documents:
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The Triangle Community Plan including Belgrade, Bozeman and Gallating County was developed by the Planning Coordination Committee (PCC) in cooperation with community partners, local government departments and public input to establish policies in the Triangle to achieve the vision of: Regional coordination creates and maintains a coherent land use pattern that supports the needs of existing and future citizens and the desire to protect community character and amenities. Cooperation between jurisdictions supports development patterns that do not compromise the ability of municipalities to grow in the future or expand necessary infrastructure.
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The new water and sewer rates for both residential and commercial meters go into effect January 2020.
View the updated information on the City's Water, Sewer and Streets Department page.
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Belgrade's Animal Control Ordinance requires all dogs over the age of (6) six months to be licensed by the City of Belgrade. Belgrade City ordinance 463 allows for only two (2) dogs in the city limits of Belgrade.
Dog licenses must be acquired by January 1st of each year and are only valid for that calendar
year and will be deemed delinquent and subject to a citation after January 25th. You may
purchase your 2020 dog license beginning on December 10, 2019.
You may purchase your city dog license in person at Belgrade City Hall, Monday through Friday
between the hours of 8am and 5pm or through the mail.
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Gallatin County Emergency Management has started an education campaign encouraging our citizens to register with our new Community Notification System. Overview information on this new Community Notification System is now available.
This new system is a large step forward in the ability to alert our communities during emergencies, and the more people who register the more powerful it becomes.
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- Police Commission Board- one opening with 3 year term (residency required)
- Parks and Recreation Board - one opening with 2 year tearm (residency requird) - meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month
Committee applications are available online. Also applications and further information can be obtained by contacting the Belgrade City Clerk, 91 E. Central, Belgrade, MT 59714 (406) 388-3760.
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- Notice of Water and Sewer Rate Increase - Public Hearing November 5, 2018 at 7:00pm at City Hall Council Chambers [ Read Notice ]
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