Kalispell City Hall on Thursday, March 23. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
March 23, 2023
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Kalispell’s re-do election scheduled for May 7
The re-do election for two Kalispell city council seats is scheduled for May 7.
Kalispell Councilors return to vacated seats
A Flathead County District Court judge ruled in February that the election be redone for two of the four city wards after a clerical error led to some voters getting the wrong ballot.
Kalispell City Council to put local government review before voters
During a short meeting Monday, Kalispell City Council unanimously approved a slate of resolutions, including one putting a possible review of local government before voters this spring.
Kalispell City Council to create Planning Commission
Kalispell City Council on Monday is expected to redesignate the city Planning Board as the Planning Commission, bringing the municipality in line with new development and land use laws passed by the state Legislature earlier this year.
Kalispell City Council to weigh energy goals, projects as part of bid for federal funds
Kalispell stands to receive about $76,000 through the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program overseen by the U.S. Department of Energy, according to a memo by City Manager Doug Russell.
Kalispell City Council takes first look at preliminary budget
Kalispell City Council discussed the municipality’s preliminary budget for fiscal year 2024 on Monday in the first of a series of work sessions on the proposed financial roadmap.
Kalispell City Council to consider signing off on mobile home communities' grant applications
Kalispell City Council will vote to sign off on applications from two mobile home communities for federal funding to connect their properties to the municipality’s sewer system at its Monday meeting.
Kalispell City Council poised to approve land deal for Parkline Trail expansion
Kalispell City Council will discuss and vote Monday on moving forward with a deal to purchase an additional section of retired railway that could extend the municipality’s Parkline Trail.
Kalispell passes new law targeting panhandlers, motorists
Kalispell City Council approved an ordinance Monday that would criminalize panhandling, selling goods and making donations on roadways in the city.