City and County of Butte-Silver Bow, MT

2019 Winter Pickleball Open Play

Winter Pickleball is back at the Butte Civic Center Annex and we offer 3 courts to enjoy. Read on...
Survey for Growth Policy Plan

We want to hear from you! The Community Survey is an opportunity to share your opinion on issues and opportunities that will drive countywide goals, priorities and an vision for Butte-Silver Bow's future. Read on...
Winter Pet Care

Winter has arrived and with it comes snow, ice and freezing temperatures. The Butte Silver Bow Animal Services Department would like to remind citizens that it is important to think of your pets during this season... Read on...

Brown Bag Lunch with author Brian Leech The Butte Archives will continue its Brown Bag Lunch series on Wednesday, February 27, with a presentation and book signing by Brian James Leech. Leech is the author of The City That Ate Itself: Butte, Montana and Its Expanding Berkeley Pit, an exhaustively researched and passionate account of the history of Butte and its dramatic relationship with the Berkeley Pit. Leech provides a social and environmental history using oral history interviews and archival finds to explore the lived experience of open-pit copper mining in Butte. Brian Leech is Associate Professor of History at Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois, where he also serves as Coordinator of its First-Year Inquiry Program. He is currently Secretary of the U.S. Mining History Association. His award-winning research has been published in places like Montana: The Magazine of Western History and The Mining History Journal.

Wed Feb. 27

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...