
Debo Powers, Public School Champion
School Levy Ballots arrived in mailboxes this week. This is an important issue. Debo attended a meeting at Columbia Falls High School about the School Levy which included a tour to see the roof that needs fixing. If this levy does not pass, our students will suffer. Please vote YES on this ballot. If Debo is elected to the Montana Legislature, she will work to change the school funding formula to ensure quality public education that does not have to rely so heavily on local levies. See her mailer on Public Education:




The Legislative Listening Tour arrived in Columbia Falls after meeting with citizens in towns all over Montana. Many people spoke to Legislators about issues that concerned them: Affordable Housing, Medicaid Expansion and Health Insurance, high Property Taxes, underfunded Public Schools, Mental Health services and Suicide rates, clean-up of the CFAC Super Fund Site, and Water Quality.


The Winter Interlocal was held this week in the Community Room at Glacier National Park. Interlocal meetings are held twice a year for North Fork landowners to meet with representatives from all of the national and state agencies who manage the public lands in the North Fork. Flathead County also sends people mainly to talk about the North Fork Road. Scientists who are conducting research in the North Fork report on their work. Each group presents information regarding the North Fork and answers questions from landowners. Landowner groups also give reports. Debo gave the report from the North Fork Preservation Association.