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Montana Historical Society seeks permanent status for two special revenue accounts
2415914 · February 26, 2025
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The Montana Historical Society asked the committee to remove sunset dates on two special revenue accounts used for membership and governor’s mansion revenues; society director said funds are restricted to preservation and operation and are auditable.
Representative Julie Darling presented House Bill 166 to remove termination dates for two Montana Historical Society special revenue accounts used for membership and the original governor’s mansion.
Molly Krukenberg, director of the Montana Historical Society, testified that the accounts are funded by membership…
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