Montana SB260 allows for the alteration of service district boundaries for public safety or inaccessibility reasons.
Montana SB260 provides procedures for altering service district boundaries to improve public safety services or due to an inability to access public services. A qualified petitioner can request a boundary change, which must be approved by the county superintendent. The process includes a public hearing, an election, and approval by the board of county commissioners. If approved, the change takes effect the following January 1. The bill also details the effects on school and hospital districts and requires notification of various state departments.
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