County staff ask chair to sign letter asking EPA to assess WIFIA loan eligibility for local water/wastewater project A county staffer asked the chair to sign a letter of interest to the EPA to determine whether a proposed water or wastewater project would be eligible for the WIFIA loan program; staff described the step as exploratory and said EPA typically responds in about 60–90 days.

Missoula County is taking a crucial step toward securing funding for vital water and wastewater projects by reaching out to the EPA for potential loan eligibility under the WIFIA program.

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Water Quality District agrees to monitor neighboring wells during Sparks well pump test Water Quality District to oversee neighboring wells during 24-hour Sparks well pump test.

Missoula County residents are gaining critical insights into their water resources as officials prepare for a vital pump test that could impact the future of local development!

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Local residents address water supply concerns at O'Keefe Wye forum Residents express worries over water quantity and quality issues during O'Keefe Wye discussion

Residents of Missoula County are sounding the alarm over dwindling water supplies and quality issues, raising urgent questions about the future of their resources.

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Water availability report confirms adequate supply despite problematic neighboring well Analysis reveals adequate water resources in bedrock aquifer while addressing nearby well issues

Missoula County's recent meeting unveiled surprising insights about groundwater availability, revealing both challenges and optimism for residents relying on bedrock aquifers.

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Water availability confirmed for new Golden West Subdivision after detailed studies Experts affirm sufficient water supply for Golden West Subdivision without affecting neighboring wells.

Water availability for the new Golden West Subdivision has been confirmed, but concerns about climate change and aquifer sustainability are raising eyebrows.

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Water quality concerns raised in Wye River aquifer discussion Experts debate well screening and water availability in Wye River region.

Missoula County is facing a critical water crisis as experts clash over the geological truths of the Wye Water system—could the future of the community's development hinge on these findings?

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Water Rights Discussion Highlights Challenges in Pump Testing for Future Wells Meeting reveals concerns over limited data affecting future well assessments and public engagement.

Missoula County residents voiced urgent concerns over water rights and the impact of future well drilling at a charged public meeting, highlighting a community at a crossroads.

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Sanitation Department mandates 24-hour pump tests for new subdivision wells Local experts highlight need for accurate aquifer testing and regulations for exempt wells

Missoula County's latest meeting revealed a heated debate over the controversial 24-hour pump test for new septic systems—could this change the future of local water management?

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