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Town of Richey 2024 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report

6/20/2025

The Town of Richey's 2024 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report is now availble for viewing. It can be found at public locations across town, on the Town's Website, Facebook page, and a copy can be picked up at the Town office. We are pleased to announce that we had no violations this year.

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Town of Richey Receives Montana Coal Endowment Program Award

6/5/2025

We're excited to announce that the Town of Richey has been selected to receive a Montana Coal Endowment Program award totaling $500,000.00 for Phase 3 of the water project!

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Donations to Little Royal Park & Richey Volunteer Services

3/25/2025

Thank you to Stockman Bank for your generous donations totaling $264.00 to the Little Royal Park! We are happy to announce that the Town of Richey received a $3000.00 grant from MDU also for the Little Royal Park. And a huge thank you to Mid-Rivers for a $500.00 donation to both the Richey Volunteer Ambulance Service and the Richey Volunteer Fire Department!

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Notice of Possible Quorum on October 22

10/18/2024

Please see the notice of possible quorum on Tuesday, October 22, 2024 posted below.

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Job Posting for Town of Richey Municipal Clerk/Treasurer

10/11/2024

Please see the attached job posting for the Town of Richey's Municipal Clerk/Treasurer position. An application and full job description may be picked up at the Richey Town Office, by e-mailing mayor@richeymt.org, or by contacting Mayor Brown at (406) 979-5558.

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Montana Main Street Program Community Meeting on November 4

10/10/2024

The Richey community is invited to a session featuring Micky Zurcher of the Montana Main Street Program on Monday, November 4, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at the Senior Center. Ms. Zurcher will discuss resources available to help us grow, to enhance economic vitality, and to maintain our local historic integrity, quality of life, and sense of place. Please see the session flyer and letter to the community, which are both linked below, for more information.

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