MONTANA LEAGUE OF CITIES AND TOWNS

The Montana League of Cities and Towns is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization based in Helena, Montana. As an incorporated association, it represents 127 municipalities across the state. With a small team of three employees, the League focuses on fostering cooperation and improvement within Montana's municipal governments. The Montana League of Cities and Towns serves as a central hub for its member municipalities, providing them with resources and support. It acts as a clearinghouse for information and best practices, enabling cities and towns to learn from each other and enhance their operations. The League's mission centers on collaborative efforts aimed at strengthening municipal government across Montana. Established in 1931, the Montana League of Cities and Towns has a long-standing history of advocating for and supporting Montana's cities and towns. Its constitution outlines a commitment to the cooperative improvement of municipal government, reflecting the League's dedication to collaborative solutions and shared success. For more information about the Montana League of Cities and Towns, please visit their website at mtleague.org.