City of Missoula

Mayor Davis said the city will not simply close the Johnson Street Shelter without attempting to provide other options.

Each program has a particular theme, but general questions about city government and other topics can also be discussed.

One project will be starting soon near the Post Office.

The temporary shelter costs $1.8 million annually to run.

They hope Missoulians will use more sustainable transportation, not just driving alone in a car.

Davis was proud to have been singled out for the work she and her administration have done.

Mayor Davis hopes the area may eventually bring "much-needed homes and businesses to serve both this neighborhood and all of Missoula.”

Storm drains around Missoula are already clogged with snow, which will exacerbate the problem with rapid snow melt.

What do you think should be done to Reserve Street?

Davis called the effort ‘a housing sprint’.