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Gallatin County Commission reappoints advisory board members, fills vacancies
Summary
The commission approved reappointments and new appointments to several advisory bodies, including the 911 advisory board, DUI task force, Open Lands Board and Planning & Zoning Commission, confirming terms through 2027–2028 as listed in the staff memo.
The Gallatin County Commission unanimously approved a slate of appointments and reappointments at the Feb. 3 meeting, filling advertised vacancies on advisory panels and commissions.
The staff packet listed several vacancies and incumbents seeking additional terms. Commissioners moved to appoint the individuals named in the staff memo: (as recorded) Shane Group to the 911 Advisory Board, Shelby Hall to the DUI Task Force (term expiring Dec. 21, 2027), Anne Gertzen, Jennifer Erickson, William Guza and Michael Newlands to additional two-year terms on the Open Lands Board (expiring Feb. 1, 2028), and Norbert Hackle to a two-year term on the Planning and Zoning Commission (expiring Feb. 1, 2028). The motion was moved by Commissioner (speaker 3), seconded and passed 3–0.
Why it matters: These appointments maintain membership on advisory bodies that advise county policy in areas including public safety, open lands stewardship and planning review.
Clarifying details: The staff report stated the vacancies were advertised in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle and on the Gallatin County website to satisfy legal notice requirements.
