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DNRC invites legislature to hangar tour and short helicopter flights this Friday

House Appropriations Section C (Montana) · January 21, 2025
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Summary

Department of Natural Resources and Conservation staff invited Section C members to a Friday field trip to the DNRC hangar for a hangar tour and short helicopter rides; staff asked members to sign up, warned rides are chilly and said the group would return to the Capitol by noon.

Erin Weiss Gerber of the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation briefed the House Appropriations Section C that DNRC will host a field trip this Friday at the DNRC hangar, including a brief tour and short helicopter flights over State Trust lands. She asked committee members to sign up on a green folder and noted organizers will provide sack lunches and a small morning refreshment.

"We will pick you up here at the capital in the horseshoe" and it is "only about a 10 minute drive," Weiss Gerber said, and she emphasized a timely return: DNRC plans to depart the hangar by 11:30 a.m. and return to the Capitol by noon so legislators can return to floor business. She also advised members to dress in layers and wear boots because helicopter cabins are not climate controlled in winter months.

Representative Powers confirmed the noon return time because of floor obligations; Weiss Gerber said the plan is to return no later than noon and that organizers will provide sack lunches so members do not need to rush back.

The announcement included a staff sign-up, a handout menu and logistical notes about headsets for in-flight commentary. No formal committee action or vote was taken; this was an informational logistics announcement ahead of the scheduled Friday visit.