City considers plan to improve its image; leaf collection continues
In its latest effort to improve the city’s image, Libby City Councilors gave tentative approval to work with the state on a marketing campaign to promote its local manufacturing and trade businesses.
Council voted at the Oct. 16 meeting to work with the Montana Department of Labor and Industry on a program to develop posters and banners for placement in the city.
Janelle Kimberlin gave a presentation on the idea that would utilize existing light poles for banners to raise awareness of local manufacturing and trades as, “a unique strength of the Libby community and a family-sustaining career pathway for Libby residents.”
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