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County accepts $11,000 historic-preservation grant to fund operations and workshops

Lewis and Clark Board of County Commissioners · April 21, 2026
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Summary

Lewis and Clark County accepted an $11,000 Certified Local Government grant from the Montana State Historic Preservation Office to support department operations and two workshops for May 1, 2026–April 30, 2027; the board approved the award 3–0.

Pam Attardo, the county Historic Preservation Officer, presented an $11,000 Certified Local Government grant from the Montana State Historic Preservation Office at the April 21 meeting.

Attardo said the grant would support department operations and fund two historic-preservation workshops during the grant period of May 1, 2026, through April 30, 2027. Staff recommended approval and the board voted 3–0 to accept the award; no public comment was received.

Why it matters: CLG grants fund local preservation capacity-building, training, and planning; this award will be used for operations and to host two workshops, according to the presentation.

The commission continued with other agenda items after the vote; no implementation timeline beyond the grant period was specified.