By Bill Vander Weele Wolf Point City Council member Lance FourStar and Tribal Executive Board member Roxanne Gourneau each provided interesting reports during the Wolf Point Community Organization’s monthly meeting on Monday, Nov. 18. FourStar said that city leaders are handling topics including the possible selling of Triangle Park to Town Pump and a contract with Cape Air. FourStar

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 81 calls from Nov. 18-25. The calls included the following: Nov. 18 Deputies responded to a call in Culbertson regarding two dogs running around town. Deputies patrolled the area looking for the loose dogs but the dog weren’t located. Deputies and the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice took a call regarding two stolen vehicles

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Nov. 18-24. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) The WPPD had the following activity: abandoned 911 call, one; alarm/burglary, two; alarm/school, one; animal/ other, one; assistance required/public, one; disorderly conduct/fight, one; disorderly conduct/vagrant, one;

Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center over the past week included: Tanner Baker, 31, Helena, hold for other agency. Mada Bergie, 31, warrant. Mikey Bucholz, 38, Great Falls, hold for other agency. Brandon Buckles, 37, Poplar, hold for other agency. Nicholas Burshia, 26, Culbertson, warrant. Cameron Carr, 34, Kalispell, hold for other agency. Rayne Charette,

The automated license plate readers are now active on the Fort Peck Reservation to assist in the desire to curb criminal activity throughout the area. “I believe they were installed a few months ago. There are many success stories utilized in the passage of resolutions to install LPR’s,” Wolf Point council member Lance FourStar said. “I’m sure as time passes, law enforcement here on

The Wolf Point City Council held its regular meeting Nov. 18. During the public comment period, members of the public spoke up about water billing issues. Clerk Jhona Peterson said each account would need to be looked at individually. Mayor Chris Dschaak discussed rates requirements for various municipal funding sources. “Unfortunately,” Dschaak said, “this is not the right time to

The Roosevelt County commissioners approved pay raises for two of their employees during a brief weekly meeting held on Tuesday, Nov. 19. Approved for raises were Suzette Wagner and Cam Burshia. Roosevelt County finished October with the state’s 44th lowest unemployment rate at 3 percent. The outcome comes after being 35th in September at 3.4 percent. Roosevelt County was 49th in August

Senator-elect Tim Sheehy has announced Mike Berg will serve as his Chief of Staff and Brooke Metrione will serve as his state director. Sheehy said, “I’ve led men and women on the battlefield worldwide, built successful Montana businesses, and come to know the importance of building a strong team with duty, service, and accountability at the heart of the mission. With Mike and Brooke leading

Montana Department of Revenue staff told a legislative committee Monday, Nov. 18, that next year’s reappraisal cycle could produce a partial repeat of last year’s jarring tax spike as the state’s surging real estate market continues to translate into higher residential taxes. The department expects the market value of the average Montana residential property to be reappraised at 21 percent