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Broadwater County commissioners approve AG assistance in felony case, three public-health grants, airport junction work and claims
Summary
At its Feb. 25 meeting, the Broadwater County Commission approved an Attorney General-appointed special deputy county attorney to assist in a felony prosecution, authorized three public-health grant applications totaling $39,333 in requests, approved a $4,717 electrical junction installation at Townsend Airport and approved payroll and claims.
The Broadwater County Commission on Feb. 25 approved a resolution to appoint an Assistant Attorney General from the Montana Attorney General’s Office to serve as a special deputy county attorney and assist with filing charges and prosecuting a specific felony case. County Attorney Kevin Bratcher said the AG’s prosecution services are provided under statute and “we're not paying them for their time,” though he added that normal trial costs such as witness fees, transcripts and jury costs remain the county’s responsibility.
The board also approved three grant applications presented by Diane Thorne of Broadwater County Public Health to the Rocky Mountain Development Council for services running July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027: a…
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