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Nov 5, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Seeks a contractor for asphalt paving, street overlays, pavement repairs, concrete valley gutter construction, and related improvements at multiple locations in Columbus, Montana.
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Census ID
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208678
Population
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1,964
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Columbus
The council approved the water shut-off list and several financial claims, including a notable invoice for tree stump removal and discussions regarding police vehicle repairs. Reports were received from the Police Chief and Public Works Director. The council authorized a Special Use Permit for the annual Parade of Lights, approved task orders for a stormwater preliminary engineering report and a light district map, and issued a notice to proceed for the pool rehabilitation project. Additionally, the council discussed initiating communication with the state regarding crosswalk safety and speed reduction, as well as strategies for managing local nuisance issues.
The meeting involved the approval of claims for the second half of September and the review of reports from the Police, Public Works, Attorney, and Clerk-Treasurer departments. The council approved a construction agreement with Heart 7 for city-wide road blading. Additional discussions covered repairs at the city's gun range, potential crosswalk installations on 9th street, and the announcement of an upcoming Downtown Revitalization public meeting.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Columbus.
The council approved the purchase of a new police vehicle and a professional service agreement with Tru Pipe Inc. Special Use Permits were granted for a Trick-or-Treat event and a Parade of Lights gathering. The council also authorized the Notice of Award for the pool rehabilitation project, noting budget adjustments. Airport business included the termination of a commercial lease, approval of a new non-commercial lease, and the selection of an engineering firm for development projects. Additionally, the council heard presentations on a dog park concept and a miniature golf course proposal, and discussed ongoing maintenance concerns regarding road repairs.
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