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	Building & Code Enforcement The Building & Code Enforcement Office is responsible for assuring the safety of the public through the proper use of property within the city and county. The office enforces applicable ordinances and regulates building and building matters. Activities include controlling design, construction use, occupancy, location, and maintenance of all buildings and structures by enforcing codes.
	Community & Economic Development The Community Development Department's mission is to promote, grow and preserve the assets of Butte-Silver Bow related to both economic and community development. It is responsible for addressing pressing community needs through the preparation and administration of grant applications and the implementation of programs.
	Community Enrichment The Community Enrichment Department includes the Animal Services Division and a Community Decay Division. The department: Enforces the community decay ordinances; Enforces animal control ordinances; Confines nuisance and abandoned animals.
	Geographic Information Systems (GIS) The GIS Department is charged with providing timely and accurate GIS information to all Butte-Silver Bow local government departments, as well as various state, federal, and private entities.
	Land Records The Butte-Silver Bow Land Records Office was established as a result of the Local Government Study Commission and subsequent public vote for the creation of the Land Records Office in November 1996. For more information, refer to Butte-Silver Bow Municipal Code, Title 2, Chapter 2.14.
	Planning Department The mission of the Butte-Silver Bow Planning Department, under the direction of the Planning Board, is to sustain and improve the health, safety, convenience and welfare of the citizens of Butte-Silver Bow and to plan for the future development of the community
	Weed Control The efficient and economical management of weeds is a major factor in the production of all crops, cultivated, as well as rangeland. Noxious weeds are an economic and environmental problem requiring intensive long-term management. Education and cooperation, rather than enforcement, are and will be the key to the success of the weed management program. The objective of the Weed Board will be to control, contain, and in some cases, eradicate noxious weeds and to maintain a vigilance for new and potential invasions of noxious weeds into the county.