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Local group plans mayoral briefing, flags misinformation about Musselshell County commissioners

Musselshell County community meeting · May 15, 2026
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Summary

At a community meeting, participants said they will meet with Mayor Jones to review funding responsibilities and address 'a lot of misinformation' circulating about Musselshell County and its commissioners; attendees also noted upcoming budget committee dates and recent park tree-planting.

Participants at a local Musselshell County meeting said they will meet with Mayor Jones to review the funding responsibilities the mayor oversees and to respond to what they described as 'a lot of misinformation' circulating about 'signal peak energy' and the county commissioners.

The group discussed calendar items related to the county budget: one participant said they missed the main budget committee meeting on the 11th and that the committee 'will really get into discussion' on the 27th. A member identified themselves as serving on the budget committee.

A participant identified John Allen as 'the chief appraiser with the Department of Revenue' and said Allen is 'setting up a team,' a point other attendees said contrasts with research another member had done. Attendees also described attending a Republican candidate forum where 'a lot of misinformation' was spread about Musselshell County and the commissioners; the meeting participants said they plan to raise those concerns with the mayor.

Other items discussed were procedural and logistical: arranging copies and signatures for documents dated 'this 15th day of May,' an off-record plan to follow up with an individual named Travis Cory about a denied request and insurance matters, and a volunteer update that participants had dug holes and planted trees at the local park despite dry conditions.

The meeting concluded with participants confirming there was no further business at that time and plans to follow up with the mayor and with budget committee developments later in the month.