AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSmall-Business Relief: Montana businesses and nonprofits affected by last year’s storms have until Nov. 23 to apply for SBA economic-injury loans of up to $2 million. County Finances: A county commissioner says visitor-related infrastructure and emergency costs are straining local budgets; a state Senate candidate proposes sharing lodging-tax revenue with gateway counties. Lakeside Development: Flathead County approved the first phase of Territory 1889, a 79-lot luxury resort project, even as water rights remain unsettled. The local water district cut its allocation to cover only the first two phases. Workforce and Trade: Montana’s Talent Marketplace received a $1.5 million boost, while state agriculture representatives promoted trade opportunities during a mission to India. Higher Education: The University of Providence plans to close in 2027, citing enrollment and financial pressures.
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