The City Commission of Livingston, Montana, held a productive meeting on May 6, 2025, where significant discussions centered around city operations and community engagement. A key highlight was the acknowledgment of the city staff's dedication, particularly from the police department and the water reclamation facility, which has faced challenges over the past six months. City Manager Neil Gager expressed gratitude for the team's efforts in maintaining compliance with environmental standards, emphasizing the importance of their work in ensuring safe drinking water for the community.

Commissioners praised the staff's performance, with Commissioner Willich commending the city manager for fostering a strong team. The meeting also touched on the importance of community involvement, as Commissioner Kettle extended good wishes to candidates running for the school board, highlighting the value of civic participation.

In a lighter moment, the commissioners discussed the importance of proper waste disposal, particularly regarding hygiene products, reminding residents to use garbage cans for items that should not be flushed. This practical advice underscores the city's commitment to maintaining public health and environmental safety.

Looking ahead, the commissioners encouraged community members to consider running for office, as three commissioner seats will be up for election. The meeting concluded with a sense of camaraderie among the commissioners and a shared commitment to serving the Livingston community effectively.