Spots still available on Libby, Troy government study commissions
The question of whether to appoint a commission to study respective governments in Libby and Troy was easily approved by voters in the June primary election, but now that there is work to be done, it seems few are interested.
According to Montana law, voters are given the choice of conducting a local government review every 10 years. The purpose of the study commission is to look at the existing form and powers of the local government and compare them with other forms available under the laws of the State of Montana.
The study commission members then must write a report detailing their recommendations for changes to the county government.
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