The Lewis and Clark Conservation District will hold a public hearing on Thursday July 24, 2025 from 12:30-1:30 pm. This hearing will be held via Zoom conferencing.
The purpose of the hearing is to review the Conservation District Budget and renew the current Permissive Mill Levy for employee benefits for 2 employees with the Conservation District.
The current permissive levy for health benefits amounts to about $.50 per year for a $400,000 home.
For more information, or to get details on calling in to the hearing or connecting via video conferencing, contact District Administrator Chris Evans, at 406-502-8591, email admin@lewisandclarkcd.org, or write to LCCD, 790 Colleen Street, Helena MT 59601.
Please provide written comments to the above mailing address or email address.
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