Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Jay D. Anderson’s organization
Aug 20, 2027·BoardMeeting
Board
Yellowstone County Dui Task Force Meeting Minutes
The board discussed sponsorship levels and exhibitor table pricing for the upcoming AOD Symposium and considered including the ND car in the event. Members reviewed budget reports and discussed social media strategy regarding safer drinking messaging. Coordination for the Ales for Trails event was organized, including staffing assignments. Discussions also covered the procurement of promotional products, the tabling of the RFP Report until the September meeting, and a review of contract negotiation information for the Coordinator position.
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The Task Force reviewed a presentation on the Montana Angel Initiative regarding substance use disorder support. Updates included the progress of the symposium planning and the review of car sunshade designs featuring partner logos. The Coordinator contract was renewed for three years. The board also received reports on RFP application cycles and finalized deadlines for the upcoming cycle, in addition to scheduling an upcoming Award of Merit ceremony.
Sep 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Yellowstone County Tax Appeal Board Minutes
The board conducted a tax appeal hearing for Montana Map LLC (Docket #A-03-26). The board reviewed arguments regarding property classification and valuation, specifically concerning high vacancy rates and the property's listing price. After discussion, the board reached a decision to adjust the property valuation.
Sep 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Lockwood Pedestrian Safety District Advisory Board Meeting Minutes
The board discussed several items, including an update on the TA Grant and existing sidewalk maintenance projects. A proposal for the Old Hardin Road-Cole Street to Saddle Lane sidewalk segment was approved, and progress on sidewalk engineering was initiated. Updates were provided on the Billings MET Transit Governance and Study Committee regarding a potential 3-year pilot bus program, as well as status reports on the Billings Bypass and TEDD. Additionally, the board reviewed financial matters, including the upcoming budget, PILT requests, cash balances, and loan capacity. A maintenance contract for winter services was updated for county execution, and the board discussed resolution strategies for the 205 Greenwood development easement issue.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
