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The governments of the city of Butte and Silver Bow County combined in 1977, to form Butte-Silver Bow Local Government, a consolidated city and county government located in southwest Montana that works to improve and maintain governmental operations, and conditions within the boundaries of Silver Bow County. The government is lead by the chief executive, and a 12-member council of commissioners. Its community development program preserves and rehabilitates the city s infrastructure, such as commercial stock and businesses. It is responsible for addressing pressing community needs through preparation and administration of grant applications on behalf on the city and county. The government s developmental disabilities council provides supported living service and programs to persons with disabilities. Butte-Silver Bow Local Government also operates district court, fire and health departments, public libraries, a parking commission, and public administration, weed control and youth justice departments. Butte-Silver Bow Local Government is headquartered in Butte, Mont.

The Butte Council of Commissioners serves as the governing body for Butte, Montana, comprising twelve elected members representing various districts. The council facilitates public engagement by allowing citizens to submit agenda items and participate in regular meetings held twice a month. Generated from the website

Butte, Montana, known as "Butte America" and "The Richest Hill on Earth," boasts a rich history as a former mining camp that became the leading supplier of copper in the United States during the 1860s. Its diverse cultural heritage is reflected in the numerous immigrant communities that have contributed to its vibrant identity, making it a unique destination in Southwest Montana. The city features the largest National Historic District, offering a blend of historical significance, recreational opportunities, fine dining, and a thriving small-business district. Butte's welcoming atmosphere and community spirit are well encapsulated in the fond remarks of notable figures like President Theodore Roosevelt and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, attesting to its charm and character. Generated from the website