City and County of Butte-Silver Bow, MT

Important Information Regarding the Amendments to Butte-Silver Bow Municipal Code Title 15

The Butte-Silver Bow Council of Commissioners recently passed amendments to the local Municipal Code Title 15 Buildings and Construction through Council Bill No. 2020-01 Ordinance 2020-01. Read on...
Consent Decree Released

Consent Decree for the Butte Priority Soils Operable Unit - Partial Remedial Design/Remedial Action and Operation and Maintenance. Read on...
Butte Civic Center Announces a Change in Security

On Friday, February 14th, the Butte Civic Center will implement new security enhancements and update its list of prohibited items. Read on...
Owners and Operators of Vacation Rentals

Owners and Operators of Vacation Rentals are required to obtain an annual public accommodation license. Read on...

Brown Bag Lunch is "Worth the Wait" The Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives will continue its Brown Bag Lunch series on Wednesday, February 26, with a discussion led by Sara Sparks and a special presentation of the film, Worth the Wait by Dick Maney and B.J. McKenzie. The movie documents 30 years of reclamation of mining and smelting wastes that accumulated in the upper Clark Fork River Basin in Montana, from mines in Butte to the smelters in Anaconda all the way to the Milltown Dam near Missoula. The extent of what has been accomplished is striking for what seemed to be an overwhelming task 30 years ago. Sara will address questions and continue the discussion following the movie. Worth the Wait was created by filmmakers Dick Maney and BJ McKenzie who also made Butte: the Original in 2010 about the history and character of Butte. Sara Sparks is the former Remedial Project Manager for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Wed Feb. 26

Butte Convention & Visitors Bureau

Things to do, places to stay, festivals, events, tours, and more! Visit the Butte Convention & Visitors Bureau for all of your tourism needs. Learn More...
Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives

The Archives was established in 1981 to maintain the non-current records of Butte-Silver Bow. Given the significant industrial, political, and social history of Butte in the American West, the government records and archival holdings are in great demand. Learn More...