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Welcome! Stevensville Parks and Recreation is proud to serve the citizens of Stevensville with quality recreation programs, well-maintained parks and trails, and an abundance of open space lands. Stevensville boasts more than 37 acres of city parkland and 2.5 miles of trails. -
Welcome to the Stevensville Police Department FINGER PRINTING APPOINTMENTS CAN BE MADE BY CONTACTING JENELLE AT 406-777-5271 EXT. 102 OR EMAIL AT jenelle@townofstevensville.gov The Stevensville Police Department is open Monday-Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. -
Purpose The Public Works Department strives to ensure a high quality of life for Stevensville's citizens, visitors, and businesses by providing services essential for safe, healthy living and working environments as well as safe travel on local roadways. To accomplish this, the Department maintains and improves our infrastructure systems, which provide water, sewer, and transportation services. -
Stevensville Municipal Airport -
Welcome Thanks for visiting our website! With over 115 years of service, The Stevensville Fire Department is a volunteer operated department with over 40 volunteers committing over 5,000 hours to their community. Please take a look around to learn more about what we do! "Committed to community, dedicated to progress." Become A Firefighter Do you have the dedication and drive to do something great? -
Runway 12/30 Dimensions: 3800 x 75 ft. / 1158 x 23 m Surface: asphalt/porous friction courses, in good condition Weight bearing capacity: Single wheel 12.5 Runway edge lights: medium intensity -
Welcome to the Water Division! We provide drinking water, irrigation and fire protection to the citizens of the Stevensville community. -
The responsibilities of the Water/Sewer Billing Division include providing water and sewer service and processing billing for residential and business customers in the Town of Stevensville. The Water/Sewer Billing Division works closely with the Department of Public Works in processing applications for the following services: -
About Mayor Dewey Growing up in Stevensville, community involvement is at the heart of who Mayor Dewey is. From the early age of 10 standing on a bucket to scoop ice cream at the Soda Fountain, to his 12 years of service on the Fire Department starting at age 14, his demonstrated commitment to Stevensville includes dedicated service on community boards, projects, and events. -
Lewis & Clark Park - west end of w. 2nd street Playgrounds Bear Mountain Cub Cave Swings Basketball Court/Pickleball Courts 2 Pavilions with Charcoal Grill Swimming Pool Skate Park Open Space -
Father Ravalli Park - 900 Block of College Street Swings Playground Basketball Court Open Space -
River Park - Stevensville Cutoff Road Fishing Access Pavilion with Charcoal Grill Nature River Trail Open Space -
Veterans Park - 100 Block of Main Street Blue Star Military Memorial -
Stevensville Bike Path - Stevensville Cutoff Road Approx. 1.5 Miles -
River Park Trail - Stevensville Cutoff Road Fishing Access -
SFD was Founded in 1901 with a roster of roughly 10 men, a hook and ladder cart and two hose carts. Today The Stevensville Fire Department consists of nearly 50 volunteers who commit over 5,500 hours to making Stevensville a safer and better place to live and work. Please take some time to learn about who we are, how we train, and a little bit of our history. -
Firefighter Academy The Stevensville Fire Department participates in the Ravalli Fire Training Cooperative Firefighter Academy. The Academy is held each spring and teaches new recruits the fundamentals of firefighting. When the recruits complete the Academy they have gained a working knowledge of the tasks they are expected to perform and the skills necessary to complete them. Graduating recruits are nationally certified firefighters. -
Headquarters - 206 Buck Street The Fire Departments Headquarters are located within Town Hall. This is where all administrative and departmental meetings take place. The office staff consists of the Volunteer Fire Chief and Assistant Chief and a part-time Administrative Assistant. Contact the Fire Department: Phone: (406)777-5271 -
Town of Stevensville Rules & Regulations Discharge of legal “safe and sane” fireworks is allowable ONLY on July 3 from 6:00pm to Midnight and July 4 from 8:00am to Midnight. Fireworks are prohibited in all parks and Town owned properties. Ensure you are using legal fireworks by purchasing them from state-licensed stands. Fireworks are on sale in Stevensville from June 24 to July 5 ONLY. Or as an alternative, the Town invites all residents to enjoy a professional fireworks show in the region. -
CPR Training Stevensville Fire Department holds public CPR Training on an as needed basis. Please contact us if you are interested in a class. We will need information such as the number of participants, and the time frame in which you'd like to hold the class. We will then schedule a class based on the availability of an instructor. -
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Stevensville Fire Department! Applications are accepted year round, and interviews will be held on an as needed basis. For additional information please call the Fire Department at 777-5271 x201 or email us. -
The Stevensville Police Department is located at 206 Buck Street , Stevensville MT. 59870. =Our Mission= To provide safety, security, and support to the citizens of Stevensville through professional and compassionate law enforcement services. =Our vision= Our goal is to reduce instances of crime and to provide a safe environment to the citizens of Stevensville. =Our Values= Integrity, Dedication and Compassion. -
Prescription Drug Box is located in the lobby of Town Hall, 206 Buck St. Stevensville, MT. Monday-Fridays 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, excluding holidays Citizens of Ravalli County that are in need of disposing excess and expired prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications may dispose of them at this location. What We Accept: Prescription Drugs, Non-prescription Drugs, Vitamins -
CRIME ALERTS Porch Package Thieves - Be on the alert, We have received that as many as 100 packages have been stolen from porches in the Ravalli County area within recent weeks. Suggestions: Request that packages be delivered during a time that is convenient for you to be home. Request that packages be held at the post office. Request that they be delivered to your back yard area. -
The Stevensville Police Department provides fingerprinting to the public. Location: 206 Buck St. Stevensville, MT Contact: 406-777-5271 ext 102 Days & Times: Fingerprinting is available most days Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm, please contact Jenelle to make an appointment. Charges: $25.00 per fingerprinting card; CASH or CHECK (correct change please) PLEASE HAVE YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE OR IDENTIFICATION CARD READY FOR VERIFICATION, Thank you. -
Establishing and communicating general policies and procedures that help make travel within the town limits as safe as possible and to minimize economic hardship during and after winter storm events is the centerpiece of the Town of Stevensville’s revamped snow response plan. -
We all know how unpredictable the winter weather can be here in Stevensville. The Streets & Transportation Division has developed a Snow Removal Plan to establish how each street is plowed. The Priorities are shown on the Snow Plowing Map found in the links below. -
The Stevensville Police Department has learned of an email scam aimed at deceiving people out of money by claiming to represent the Town of Stevensville. Police Chief James Marble commented that “We believe that other members of our community have been targeted in the same manner”. Chief Marble is asking the citizens of Stevensville to join us in helping raise awareness about this type of scheme to prevent others from being conned out of their hard-earned money. -
The US National Weather Service Missoula Montana is predicting significant snowfall for the Bitterroot Valley. Snow levels may reach 6-10 inched by Tuesday afternoon. To aid in snow removal operations, please observe the following parking restrictions: •RESIDENTIAL AREAS: Please only park on the street if you have no other option. This is especially important in the Smith & Dayton neighborhoods. •COMMERCIAL AREAS: NO PARKING from 2am-6am on the following streets; -
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release: February 26, 2019; 3:30 pm -
STEVENSVILLE, MT – The Town of Stevensville has made significant headway over the past 48 hours as snow removal and clean-up efforts began on Wednesday night and continued into the early morning hours of Friday. The essential travel only advisory expired at 5:00am, classes and activities at Stevensville Schools have resumed and Main Street is open for business Friday morning. -
Snow removal teams will be in residential areas to continue snow clean-up activities beginning at 8:00 am Tuesday, March 5th continuing through Wednesday, March 6th. The streets that will be the focus of the clean-up efforts include: Barbara, Heritage, Turner, Valley View, College, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and St. Mary’s Drive – see map. -
Beginning On/About April 8, 2019 Cleanup On/About May 2, 2019 STREET CLOSURES AND DRIVEWAY ACCESS RESTRICTIONS ARE IN EFFECT Beginning on/about Monday, April 8, 2019 NorthWestern Energy will commence the replacement of power conductors through the Main Street corridor. Work will include the replacement of utility poles and the replacement of lines. -
The Town of Stevensville is pleased to provide residents with curbside debris pick-up and disposal, responding to citizen needs and delivering more efficient service. There is no need to contact Town Hall to pre-arrange a pickup date. Tip’s for curbside debris collection: -
Restroom Remodel/Updates Continue ALTERNATIVE RESTROOMS ARE AVAILABLE Beginning on/about Monday, May 6, 2019 contractors will begin the installation of new plumbing and fixtures in the restrooms. The restroom updates include converting two restrooms into unisex/family restrooms. Facility updates will comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. -
The Town of Stevensville is seeking a Finance Officer with experience in public sector financial administration principles and practices including the principles of governmental accounting and financial reporting, debt administration, budgeting, purchasing, and risk management. The Finance Officer is a team player, that helps the organization meet it's objectives and takes initiative to positively represent the Town of Stevensville. -
***DEADLINE EXTENDED*** The Town of Stevensville is seeking an individual with experience in local government and municipal record keeping to be our next Town Clerk. The Town Clerk is responsible for controlling and organizing Town ordinances, resolutions, and public documents. This position organizes most administration tasks and is a direct resource for information to the public. The Town Clerk is a team player, that helps the organization meet it's objectives and takes initiative to positively represent the Town of Stevensville. -
Water use restrictions that were implemented on Thursday June 20th, remain in effect due to an additional well-pump failure in the Twin Creeks Well-field. The failure occurred in the morning hours of June 28, 2019. -
Public Works reported at 4:00am Saturday morning that the reservoir was just over half of capacity. As of noon Saturday, storage had decreased and was holding at half. Pumps are producing approximately 400 gallons per minute. -
If you’re a City Resident that’s trying to keep cool but under water restrictions, we have a treat for you! The Town of Stevensville is offering free admission to households on the water system who are impacted by the current water use restrictions. Here’s the details: ⛱ You must show proof of residency, by providing any utility bill or other documentation that shows you currently reside in city limits or have city water services. Offer is good for all members in a single household. -
On Monday, July 1st, contractors were on-site at the Twin Creeks Well Field installing a pump into one of the high-production wells. By the end of the day, that pump had been installed and Public Works began re-filling the critically low reservoir. Filling the reservoir continued into Tuesday, and officials are comfortable with the storage capacity. A pump will be installed in another well on Wednesday. This will bring a total of 4 wells back on to the system, which will adequately supply both storage, and system use. -
Water restrictions have been in place since June 20th, and the Stevensville Public Works Department has determined that water restrictions can be lifted effective 12:01a.m. Friday, July 5th. Standard watering regulations will remain in effect, however. Standard sprinkler regulations will continue be enforced and residents and businesses are required to set their sprinkler timers to water within the allowed days and times. Those who begin watering on Friday, must comply with the above regulations. -
MAIL BALLOT ELECTION -- POLLS WILL NOT BE OPEN MUNICIPAL GENERAL ELECTION Election Day: November 2, 2021 Late Voter Registration Deadline: November 1, 2021 Ballots will be mailed out: October 15, 2021 CANDIDATES & CONTACT INFORMATION -
Town of Stevensville crews are starting leaf pickup activities on City streets on Monday, Nov. 4, with work beginning in the areas north of 4th Street and west of Pine Street. Leaf pickup is scheduled to continue throughout the week. The crews will begin on Stevensville's North Side, then moving south to the Smith and Dayton Neighborhoods, and finishing Twin Creeks and Creekside Neighborhoods. Streets cleared of leaves provide safer driving conditions during winter snow and ice. Removing leaves from the streets also helps prevent clogged storm drains. -
Every child who has ever attended Downtown Stevensville’s Parade of Lights presented by the Stevensville Civic Club and the Town of Stevensville, wants to know how they can be the one to flip the switch illuminating Main Street’s holiday lights. There's only one way: winning the Flip-the-Switch Coloring Contest. -
STEVENSVILLE, MT – The U.S Department of Transportation announced on Friday that it will award $650,000 in an airport infrastructure grant to The Town of Stevensville for an apron replacement project at the Stevensville Municipal Airport. This grant is part of an $10.8 billion investment by the Trump Administration in more than two thousand airports across the US for safety and infrastructure improvements since January 2017. -
Winters in Stevensville have no shortage of cold weather and snow fall events. To combat snowfall and ice build-up, Public Works crews work diligently to plow Town streets and clear sidewalks. Please take some time to review the following Town snow removal reminders to keep all safe throughout the winter season: -
The Town of Stevensville will have a number of closures related to the holidays. Stevensville Town Hall will be closed at 3:00pm on Tuesdays, Dec. 24 and 31, and all day Wednesdays, Dec. 25 and Jan. 1, in observance of the Christmas and New Year’s holidays. The Stevensville Town Council is not scheduled to meet on Thursday, Dec. 26th. Council meetings will resume on Thursday, Jan. 9, with a 7:00 p.m. regular meeting. Town Council meetings are held in the Town Council Chambers in Town Hall, 206 Buck Street. -
The holidays are finally here, and it won't be long until that fine-smelling fir in the living room is a dried-up fire hazard. So, the Town wants to remind you of your options to get rid of your tree once the season is over. First: The Town's Public Works Department offers free tree drop-off for residents Monday, Dec. 30, through Friday, Jan. 17. Once the decorations are removed, residents can place their fresh-cut trees at the designated drop off zone in Lewis & Clark Park, 400 W. Second Street. -
On Monday, December 23 the Stevensville Police Department welcomed a new officer at a swearing-in ceremony. The Department's newest School Resource Officer comes to Stevensville after years of Public Service in other communities. -
Greetings Stevensville! Just like that, the year 2019 is behind us and we welcome not only a new year, but a new decade as well. With any transition or change in time, many of us take time to reflect on the previous year. Hopefully, that reflection leads us to strive to do better than the year before. We ought to use our experiences, both good and faulty, as tools to venture towards success in whatever it is that we want to be or do. -
Water & Sewer customers in Stevensville may have noticed an inaccurate usage reading on their January 2, 2020 bill. According the Town’s Finance Department, the software system that manages the billing functions for the Town’s water and sewer utilities incorrectly interpreted meter reading data and billed all customers at their base rate. While the issue won’t affect customers that did not exceed their base usage allowance for the month of December, customers who used water exceeding their base allowance will receive a follow-up bill during the week of January 6th. -
Administrative offices in Stevensville's Town Hall will be closed on Friday, January 31st. Although offices will be closed, it won't be a day off for the Town's staff and elected officials. Instead, work sessions will be held throughout the day to facilitate capacity building within the organization, as well as critical strategic planning that the Town Council asked the Mayor and administration to conduct trough the Town's budget process last summer. -
High winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour on Saturday caused power outages, along with property damage, all over the Town of Stevensville. While crews from NorthWestern Energy have been successful in restoring power to the business districts and neighboring residential areas, residents who live on the south side of the town, especially west of Main Street, continue to go with out power. As of 4:30pm Saturday. officials with NorthWestern Energy tell Town Hall that residents should expect to be with out power for an additional 4-6 hours. -
Following severe winds gusting over 50 miles-per-hour on Saturday, Town officials will begin implementing clean-up operations this week, focusing on the removal of debris from downed tree's. Crews will re-visit those scenes that they were dispatched to throughout the Town during Saturday's storm. There, they will perform a more thorough clean-up, as Saturday's objective was only to remove hazards and continue the delivery of services. Clean-up is expected to take the entire week. Crews will focus on the clean-up of public spaces first, with attention to streets, alleys and parks. -
The Town of Stevensville, Montana is requesting sealed proposals from qualified firms, teams or consultants interested in providing professional engineering services to the Town for development and preparation of an update to its 2009 Water System Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the existing Water System. The Report will update the pertinent sections of the 2009 PER with focus on the Phase IV Storage System Upgrades. -
The Town of Stevensville is seeking 2 part-time certified police officers to maintain a police presence in the community while new recruitment's and hires are trained. These positions are currently considered temporary, however it is possible that one or both positions are retained permanently based on funding availability. These positions will work varrying shifts. -
March 16, 2020 - Beginning Tuesday, March 17 lunch and breakfast will be delivered to students. School kitchen staff will prepare sack meals. Meals will be delivered daily via morning bus routes at the usual prescribed pickup time. The school asks that students/families meet the bus to pick up sack meals. -
Unprecedented efforts are underway to understand and respond to the impacts people are experiencing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Stevensville Economic Support & Recovery Task Force includes a broad range of stakeholders building a partnership of public and private for-profit and non-profit entities. -
Task Force will create an economic recovery strategy to support Stevensville businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, and individuals through impacts of COVID-19. -
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, April 13, 2020 Contact: Laura Miller, laura@townofstevensville.com -
Project 59870 Business Relief Fund Information Please help us raise funds for our local Stevensville businesses that are struggling due to the effects of COVID-19. We will distribute the money we raise as grants to help offset operating costs. -
The Town of Stevensville has been proud to serve the citizens with quality recreation programs, maintained parks and trails, and open space lands for outdoor enthusiasts. With a mission to ensure every Stevensville neighborhood is well-served with parks and open space, recreational facilities, and bicycle and pedestrian access to the great outdoors, the Town is adding a limited number of staff positions to aid in ensuring parks facilities are clean and safe as the community reopens from the COVID-19 closures that were established in mid-March. -
The Stevensville Fire Department is seeking a dynamic, motivated, hands-on type for the position of Administrative Assistant. This part-time position serves all administrative functions of the Fire Department. -
Because of the responsible management and leadership of Mayor Brandon Dewey and his administration, the Town of Stevensville found itself in a stable financial position ahead of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Tad Lang Park - 500 Block Main Street (Across main from Kodiak Jax) Picnic Table Open Space -
Living Legacy Native Plant Park - On Stevensville Bike Path next to Stevensville Ranger Station (Across from the Living Center) Native Bitterroot Valley Plants Open Space -
Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge - 4567 Wild Fowl LN, Stevensville, MT 59870 -
Whitetail Golf Course - 4295 Wild Fowl LN, Stevensville, MT 59870 -
Fort Owen State Park - 99 Fort Owen Ranch Rd, Stevensville, MT 59870 Established in 1841 and named after trader John Owen Originally a mission and later became a trading post One original building is still standing, the East Barracks There is also a reconstructed 1850's cabin, a root cellar, and a well house Interpretive signage is posted to display Fort Owen's history -
Dickerson Park - 300 Block of South 6th Street Basketball Court Open Space -
Project Summary Burnt Fork Estates is a planned residential and commercial addition to the Town of Stevensville. The property lies northwest of the intersection of Middle Burnt Fork Road and Logan Lane, abutting the first phase Of Creekside Meadows. Our proposal for the 57.68-acre tract is to create 78 single-family lots adjacent to Creekside Meadows and 43 multi-family lots further to the south. Then for the 8 acres adjacent to Middle Burnt Fork Road we are proposing to re-zone the property to allow 16 light commercial lots. -
A long-standing tradition is again benefiting the students of Stevensville this summer, with a few additions that will ensure that everyone gets a chance at a fun summer activity. The Town of Stevensville has issued a single-use pool pass to K-6 students at Stevensville Elementary School for many years as a way to promote healthy summer activity and reward students for their academic success throughout the school year. -
Swimmers and water enthusiasts will again be able to splash at Stevensville's City Pool starting Monday, June 29th. The long-awaited opening will kick off Monday morning with the first swim lesson session of the season, with open swim available to the general public in the afternoon. Modifications in programming and capacity have been made in response to directives from local and state public health officials to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Those changes will included more frequent sanitation and fewer students enrolled in each session of group swimming lessons. -
Stevensville, MT – The Town of Stevensville has been successfully engaging citizens in their Council meetings through live webcasting for over 2 years. In April, the Town of Stevensville added a new participation guide and implemented steps to broaden civic involvement in its virtual public meetings online. -
Stevensville Mayor Brandon Dewey is announcing that the Stevensville Police Department’s headquarters, currently located inside Town Hall, will relocate to Main Street in the same building that houses the local drivers licensing exam station and formerly housed the Montana Highway Patrol detachment office for Ravalli County. -
Certification program will help Stevensville businesses operate safely and responsibly as cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in Ravalli County. STEVENSVILLE – In response to the Reopening the Big Sky Plan and the recent mask directive released by Governor Steve Bullock on July 15th, the Town of Stevensville has developed a program to reinforce best-practices and help businesses operate in a COVID-19 world. -
The following businesses have made the pledge to be a Stevi Safe Certified business. Working together, we can ensure that our community is safe for its residents and visitors alike. -
The Stevensville Police Department is seeking an individual with experience in general secretarial and clerical support to be our next part time Police Clerk. The Police Clerk is responsible for performing secretarial and clerical duties for the Police Department. This position organizes most administrative oriented tasks and is a direct resource for information to the public. Answering phones, -
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Jeff Motley, Fire Chief 406-531-6355 jmotley@stevifire.com -
Mayor Dewey spent the week working with each member of the Town Council in order to forge a way forward for public meetings held by the Town. The result of those negotiations was a set of ground rules that will allow us to reinstate in-person meetings in a safe environment. The ground rules can be found below under supporting documents. All of our public comment options that were in place for virtual meetings will still be offered at this time. -
Scaled back event scheduled for October 16-31 STEVENSVILLE, MT — Get your scarecrows ready! By popular demand, the Stevensville Parks & Recreation Department will host the 2020 Stevensville Scarecrow Festival starting October 16th. The event, in its 15th year, will be scaled back due to public health concerns with the COVID-19 pandemic. We host two separate categories for scarecrows: 1) kids, and 2) businesses and non-profits, individuals, and families. -
The Town of Stevensville has announced its construction schedule for the next year with welcome additions to infrastructure initiatives that will continue to help the community build. We've outlined the proposed projects and expected timelines here. -
The Town of Stevensville today [Friday] announced its construction schedule for the next year with welcome additions to infrastructure initiatives that will continue to help the community build. Mayor Brandon Dewey says it includes about $150,000 worth of infrastructure work that was already planned. He says it is adding an additional $350,000 in street improvements and sewer infrastructure. -
It has been just over two weeks since Mayor Brandon Dewey announced a slate of infrastructure projects throughout the community that are scheduled through 2021. Those projects are already quickly coming to fruition with the Town Council’s approval of extending a sewer main south along Park Avenue to Middle Burnt Fork Road, and finalizing plans for improvements on E 3rd Street and E 5th Street. -
At their Committee of the Whole Meeting on Thursday, January 21, the Stevensville Town Council participated in discussions with representatives of the Stevensville Community Foundation that could lead to the Town of Stevensville managing the operations of a new community center being proposed by the foundation.The facility would be located at the corner of Middle Burnt Fork Road and Park Avenue on a 3.5 acre property already owned by the foundation. -
The Town’s Street Division crews have been preparing for the inevitable return of winter and have already dealt with a couple of shots of snow. But now is a good time to provide an overview of the Town’s snow response plan. “While snow response efforts are always challenging, we hope this information can help our citizens prepare for more winter weather,” says Mayor Brandon Dewey. “The heart of snow response plan is really pretty simple: More plowing in more areas sooner.” Here’s a look at the key components of the Town’s snow response plan: -
The Town of Stevensville is currently working on determining the feasibility of annexing the “Wye” area located about 1.5 miles northeast of Stevensville, Montana at the intersection of Highways 93 and 269. This area is primarily composed of commercial buildings with a few small to medium sized residences. The purpose of this study is to determine what infrastructure will be required to serve this area and the cost and impact of infrastructure expansion. This determination will be based on the current fiscal year population and estimated future water demands and wastewater flows. -
Project Summary The proposal is to delete 16 lots in the current Phase 3 and to rezone from R-1 to R-2 eleven lots in the revised Phase 3 to allow for two-family town homes. The total area to be rezoned is 3.53 acres, or about 17 per cent of the land areas in Phases 2 and 3. The rest of the development will remain R-1 single-family and the overall density will remain the same as it was with the original subdivision approval. Approximately 1300 linear feet of roadway and utilities will then not have to be -
The Stevensville Town Council heard a proposal from the Stevensville Civic Club at the Council's regular meeting on Thursday, February 25th, that sought approval to locate a splash pad in Lewis & Clark Park. The project was already endorsed by the Town's Park Board and Parks and Recreation Director. -
Project Summary Ilamar Properties, LLC has purchased the property which is currently zoned R-1 and would like to change the zoning to R-2 to allow for the building of multi-family development. -
Subdivision refers to the division of land into two or more lots by a plat and recorded with the county clerk and the register of deeds. Subdivisions are regulated under Chapter 10 of the Stevensville Development Code, with the goals of promoting orderly growth and development and ensuring adequate streets, utilities, and building sites. Major Subdivisions require review and approval of a preliminary plat by the Town Council. Montana Law and Stevensville Code spell out the procedures for obtaining approval of a subdivision plat. -
DEPARTMENT: Parks and Recreation | Parks Maintenance Division STATUS: Intermittent employee; not eligible for benefits HOURLY RATE: $9.15 - $15.00 hourly Open-until-filled—screening of applications will begin immediately. However, applications will continue to be accepted until an adequate applicant pool has been established. -
***DEADLINE EXTENDED*** The Mayor and Town Council are requesting interested law firms or qualified attorney's to submit Statements of Qualifications to provide legal services for the Town of Stevensville. ***The Town of Stevensville will entertain separate proposals to act as prosecuting attorney in the City Court of Stevensville. If your proposal does not include both civil attorney and prosecuting attorney services, please note this in your cover letter. -
Officials with the Town of Stevensville's Public Works Department are asking residents to check that their automatic sprinkler timers are set to the correct watering schedule. "We receive a lot of calls about non-compliance from concerned citizens in the community," said Laura Miller, the Town's Utilities Clerk. "When we make contact with those who are not observing the hours we often find that their timer was not set to the right time or schedule." -
The Town of Stevensville announced Monday the launch of a new, improved bill pay service with a user-friendly portal and enhanced features to safely view and pay bills online. The system officially launched on July 26, 2021. In addition to being able to make a payment online any time and from anywhere, customers will also have the option to go paperless and/or sign up for notifications via text message. -
The Town Council adopted their annual budget of $3.2 million with the projection that cash reserves at the end of the fiscal year of $3.9 million. -
STEVENSVILLE — To coincide with the start of the new school year, Chief Mac Sosa and the Stevensville Police Department would like to offer staff, students and parents, as well as area motorists, several important safety tips for those traveling to and from school or driving through a school zone. “We’d like to remind drivers to expect additional traffic, bicyclists and pedestrians beginning this week as students across town will return to school,” Chief Sosa said. “Please drive carefully and stay alert around school buses, crosswalks and school zones.” -
***BID OPENING HAS BEEN RE-SCHEDULED FOR 5:00pm SEPTEMBER 30, 2021 AT TOWN HALL*** Separate sealed bids for the construction of Park Avenue Sewer Main Extension will be received by the Town of Stevensville at 206 Buck Street, Stevensville, Montana 59870 until 5:00 p.m. local time on September 30, 2021, and then publicly opened and read aloud in the Town of Stevensville Town Hall Conference Room promptly at 6:30 pm in the presence of the Town Council. -
On Thursday, October 14, the Town Council will consider Mayor Brandon Dewey’s appointment of local attorney Greg Overstreet as the new City Attorney for the Town of Stevensville. In May, current City Attorney Scott Owens notified the Mayor and Town Council that he would not be renewing his contract with the Town, which expired in July. Owens said that his family had relocated from Missoula to Helena, making it challenging for him to fulfill his obligations to Stevensville. -
The Town of Stevensville continues to make progress on its work to acquire permits and water rights for the Twin Creeks Well Field, the primary source of domestic water for the Towns residents. On Thursday, October 14th, the Town Council will be asked to approve a scope of work for NewFields, a hydrology firm that the Town Council approved a contract with back in May. NewFields was hired to assist the Town’s water rights attorney and engineers in a Global Permit Application with Montana DNRC for the Twin Creeks Well Field and Well 1, located downtown. -
The Town of Stevensville is accepting applications for a Police Officer. Please send a resume, cover letter and completed application packet to: Town of Stevensville Stevensville Police Department PO Box 30 Stevensville, MT 59870 You can also drop off an application at the Town Hall, 206 Buck Street, Stevensville, MT 59870. -
9/11 Remembered A September 11th Memorial Service 9/11/2022 Parade @ 9:45 - Mormon Church to Veterans Park Followed by: -
9/11 Remembered A September 11th Memorial Service 9/11/2023 Parade @ 9:45 - Mormon Church to Veterans Park Followed by: -
TOWN HALL WILL BE CLOSED 11/23/23-11/24-23 IN OBSERVANCE OF THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY TOWN HALL WILL OPEN ON 11/27/23 @ 8:00 am -
Watering hours are designed to help the Town maintain a full reservoir of water storage. Water storage is essential during times of high demand or unlikely system failures. The Watering hours are adopted by Town Ordinance, and are enforced April through October. Watering outside of the designated hours could result in a fine. If you have any questions please contact town hall, 406-777-5271 -
Never run the dishwasher without a full load. This practice will save water, energy, detergent, and money. Watch for friendly tips on water conservation each month. -
NOVEMBER 22, 2024 Business Owners, watch for Mayor Bob Michalson as he trots around downtown Stevensville collecting funds for the Stevensville Pantry Partners. -
Winter tip: Pipes can freeze when temperatures drop below 32°F. To help prevent this, open the cabinet doors or let the faucets drip.
Every child who has ever attended Downtown Stevensville’s Parade of Lights presented by the Stevensville Civic Club and the Town of Stevensville, wants to know how they can be the one to flip the switch illuminating Main Street’s holiday lights. There's only one way: winning the Flip-the-Switch Coloring Contest.
Last year, the Parade of Lights looked different as measures were taken to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The event still captured the charm of our community, though. Special elements of this new tradition will continue in 2021, with the same parade of lights and new additions brought to us by community partners.
Thanks to the volunteers of the Stevensville Civic Club, American Legion Post #94, and the Stevensville Fire Department, Stevensville’s iconic Main Street holiday lights are up, and one lucky child will get to turn them on.
The Mayor’s Office is sharing a few tips to help you prepare your coloring entry:
WHO:
Children ages 3 – 12 who live in the greater Stevensville area can participate in the Flip-the-Switch Coloring Contest.
WHEN:
The Coloring sheets are available through December 1st. Make sure to turn your sheet in before 5:00pm, December 1st. If you are mailing your entry, we advise that it's mailed by Saturday, Nov. 27th.
One contest entry will win the honor of flipping the switch on Friday, Dec. 3rd.
WHERE:
You can download a copy of the coloring sheet at www.townofstevensville.com/community or pick up a hard copy at Stevensville Town Hall.
SUBMIT:
Return your completed coloring sheet to:
Stevensville Town Hall; 206 Buck Street
Mail to: Town of Stevensville, PO Box 30, Stevensville MT 59870
WHAT THE WINNER WILL RECEIVE:
One finalist will be selected based on creativity. The one entry that receives the most votes from our panel of judges will be selected to “flip the switch” at Downtown Stevensville’s Parade of Lights at Third and Main Streets Friday, Dec. 3rd.
THINK STEVENSVILLE:
The event takes place on Main Street in Downtown Stevensville. The judges are our partners, so think about them. (Stevensville Civic Club, Project 59870, Town of Stevensville)
CREATIVE HOLIDAY THEME:
Think outside the bulb! You don’t have to stay inside the lines and you can use any medium to create your entry. We love seeing the creativity for these holiday masterpieces.
GOOD LUCK!
Supporting Documents
Coloring Contest Sheet (126 KB) 
206 Buck Street | Stevensville MT 59870 | (406) 777-5271