Roosevelt County commissioners approved resolutions regarding salaries of elected officials during their meeting on Tuesday, July 25. Under one of the resolutions, the county attorney will have a salary of $119,215.60 and the deputy county attorney will have a salary of $101,333.26, which is 85 percent of the county attorney’s salary. Recently, commissioners agreed to make the county attorney

After a strong May, cannabis sales experienced a drop in June for Roosevelt County. According to figures from the Montana Department of Revenue, Roosevelt County had $318,791 in estimated total county sales during June. That amount includes $241,814 for adult-use sales and $76,977 for medical sales. By comparison, total sales reached $337,818 during May. That figure included $250,485 for adultuse

Ideas and possible compromises were tossed around during a work session regarding a memorandum of understanding between Roosevelt County and the City of Wolf Point to clean up abandoned tax deeded properties on Wednesday, July 26. The MOU states that the city and county would work together to clean up one lot a month. The city would waive all landfill costs associated with the clean-up of said

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., discussed state issues and the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) during a press conference call with Montana media members on Thursday, July 27. Daines is pleased that NDAA will provide increased financial assistance to those serving in the military. Members of the Montana National Guard and Reserves will start getting reimbursed for mileage when