During a recent government meeting, discussions centered around local regulations concerning golf carts and community block parties. A resident raised the issue of the legality of driving golf carts on local streets, noting that while it is permissible in Montana under certain conditions, local ordinances currently prohibit it. The resident presented signatures and letters from community members advocating for a change in the ordinance to allow electric vehicles, including golf carts, on the streets. The council expressed a willingness to consider the request and take it under advisement.

In another segment, Richard Dillner, a local resident, commended the Parks and Recreation department for the installation of sharrows on a bike path, which he noted would help alleviate confusion at a problematic intersection. Dillner also revisited a previous request made eight months ago regarding the reevaluation of city regulations on block parties. He urged the council for an update on this matter, emphasizing that the current regulations may be discouraging neighborhoods from hosting these community events. Dillner expressed a desire for a more community-friendly approach to facilitate block parties, especially as the fall season approaches, traditionally a popular time for such gatherings.