FAQs
♦201' making the Roe the shortest river in the world. The Roe River is located at Giant Springs State Park.
A CodeRED Emergency message will have a caller ID of 866-419-5000. A CodeRED General message will have a caller ID 855-969-4636. We suggest you program both numbers in your cell phone as a “new contact” and use “CodeRED Emergency” and “CodeRED General” as the contact name. If you need to replay the emergency notification message again, simply dial the number and you will be able to hear the message again.
First, please call the number listed on your subpoena to verify you are still expected to testify, as court appearances are often rescheduled for various reasons. If the matter is still proceeding, please come to the Civic Center, #2 Park Drive South, enter through the Southeast doors and check in at the Municipal Court window in the basement of the Civic Center.
Yes. Registrations for animals, like cars, are not transferable.
The City's automated phone system at 406-771-1180 provides menu options that will help direct you to the appropriate individual, service or department.
This system automatically connects all incoming calls to the exact extension desired. However, callers can bypass the automated system at anytime, by direct dialing a department or individual. Click on staff directory for a full listing of phone numbers.
The new Recreation Center is owned by the City of Great Falls and the Park and Recreation Department oversees daily operations.
Plans are reviewed by the type of project and in the order in which they are received. Expediting a permit would necessitate delaying another permit. There are seldom instances where each applicant is not in a hurry. The best way to expedite your permit is to submit a quality set of plans with complete and detailed information.
An individual must contact the prosecuting attorney's office and request a copy. It is the prosecutor's discretion as to what is released, when, and to whom.
For a police report regarding a misdemeanor, please visit the City Attorney's Police Records Request page for information.
For a police report regarding a felony, please contact the County Attorney's Office at (406) 454-6915.
Police Reports are confidential and may be released under specific conditions. For example, named parties and insurance companies can obtain vehicle accident reports, victims may be able to obtain a police report after prosecution is completed, etc. For full details, visit the "Requests for Police Records" page.
The license is good for one (1) year from the issue date.
♦ Approximately 60,000
Listen carefully to the entire message. You will have the option to repeat the message by pressing any key. Do not call 911 for further information unless directed to do so or if you need immediate aid from the police or fire department.
Listed under "Documents:" Cascade County Clerk and Recorder, (406) 454-6801, located at 121 4th Street North, Suite 1B-1, Great Falls, MT 59401.
Yes, the Montana Department of Revenue (DOR) routinely sends state employees to conduct property appraisals to update records. Employees will drive a state car, will wear a fluorescent green vest, and will have ID and business cards with them. They will not enter structures without the owner's permission.
Please do not threaten these employees! Montana law allows the DOR to review properties. You can see what happens during an appraisal here: Day in the Life of a Property Appraiser
Property owners are welcome to schedule a visit with the DOR to ensure they are on-site when the state employee arrives. You may contact the Great Falls DOR office at 406-454-7460.
The Building and Planning Divisions normally review plans in the order in which they are received. The Planning & Community Development Department establishes priorities based on a first-come, first-served basis. However, projects of a minor nature are mixed in with the review of more complex plans to maintain desired time frames.
Cascade County Commissioner's Office, (406) 454-6810, located at the Cascade County Courthouse Annex, 325 2nd Avenue North, Room 111, Great Falls, MT 59401.
Send the written comments to: Lisa Kunz, City Clerk, P.O. Box 5021, Great Falls, MT 59403, or deliver to Room 204 in the Civic Center, or via email to commission@greatfallsmt.net before 12:00 PM on the day of the meeting.
Unless you apply for and receive a multiple animal permit, you are limited to two dogs and two cats over four (4) months of age.
The Recreation Center provides:
- An 8-lane lap pool
- A recreation pool with a water slide
- A lazy river
- A zero depth entry
- A full court gym with basketball, volleyball, and pickleball
- Weight equipment
- Cardio equipment
- Fitness rooms
- Fitness classes
- Party and programming spaces
- A lounge with a fireplace
- Swim lessons
- Sports leagues
- Children's camps
- Adult education classes
The pre-trial/omnibus hearing listed on the Defendant’s court-issued notice of trial is a Defendant’s opportunity to meet with the prosecutor to resolve any matters pertinent to trial. Failure to attend an omnibus/pre-trial hearing may result in certain rights being waived at the time of trial.
♦ At this writing, the River's Edge Trail has 58 miles of trails -- 21 miles of which are paved. Improvements to the Trail are made every year.
Cascade County Clerk and Recorder's Office, (406) 454-6801, located at 121 4th Street North, Number 1B-1, Great Falls, MT 59401.
Any and all matters concerning Public Criminal Nuisance charges must first be directed to the City of Great Falls Code Enforcement Officer who wrote the citation. The name of the issuing officer is found at the bottom-right corner of the citation you received and this officer can be reached by calling the Code Enforcement Tech in Planning and Community Development at 455-8574.
