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Community COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic at Holy Rosary Healthcare Scheduled for Thursday, January 21st.
Welcome to our city with approximately 8,640 residents.
We have a rich western heritage along with modern hospitality.
Thank you for visiting our website and hope you can find everything you need.
If not, please contact us at
406-234-3462.
For Payments of water/sewer, building permits, etc.
Please specify what department the payment needs to be applied.
Use the drop off box behind City Hall or in the lobby of Albertsons.
Payments can also be made on our website at:
milescity-mt.org or PayGov.us. A 2.5% fee will be accessed.
FACADE IMPROVEMENT GRANT has extended the date to March 31, 2021, matching funds are 1:1. There is $3600 left in the program to fund a few more projects. (application)
The grant focused on the Historic Downtown Main Street district. Miles City Urban Renewal Agency, board of commissioners, choose three business; Otium Brewery, Alibi Salon and Buy Montana/Scoop Montana to help fund façade improvements and upgrades to their establishments. Total upgrades with help from the grant offered $36,000 of improvements to the Historic District.
The Miles City Historic Preservation Office and current Zoning regulations for Central Business District. Using established guidelines to maintain the traditional downtown core. These guidelines include percentage of glazed windows facing Main Street. A variety of design elements awnings, colors, original façade enhancement and blending new builds with the old, keeping the integrity of our unique historic district.
If any businesses in the Historic Downtown Main Street district wish to apply, the application is available below. Applications are due March 31, 2021. A map of the historic district is on page six of the application.
Please contact the Ally Capps at
234-3493 for further information.
Mayor 874-8603 mayor@milescity-mt.org
Clerk 874-8602 cityclerk@milescity-mt.org
HR/Payroll 874-8601 lwilkins@milescity-mt.org
Water/Sewer 874-8607 or 874-8608 ubc@milescity-mt.org
Treasurer 874-8606 jmoorehead@milescity-mt.org
City Court 234-5939 gkrezelak@mt.gov
Engineering & Operations, Planning, Flood Plain Administrator, Historic Preservation/TIF and Utilities can be reached at 234-3493
Street Department 234-2934
Parks Department 234-1649
Fire Department 234-2235
Police Department 234-6273
Dispatch 234-3411
Office of the Mayor
Declaration of State of Emergency
Whereas, an epidemic of the Coronavirus Disease, COVID-19, has occurred across the United States:
Whereas, the World Health Organization has declared COVID-19 a global pandemic that is controllable via precautionary measures to stop the spread of the disease;
Whereas, the City faces an imminent threat to life and public health from COVID-19;
Whereas, the City will commit all available resources, and will take all possible action to combat and to alleviate the situation, local resources may not be adequate to cope with the situation, and
Whereas, it appears to be in the best interests of the citizens of the City of Miles City that a state of local disaster emergency be declared.
NOW, THEREFORE, AS MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MILES CITY I HEREBY DECLARE:
Section 1. A state of local disaster emergency pursuant to Section 10-3-402 of the MCA.
Section 2. This declaration of a state of local disaster emergency shall activate the response and recovery aspects of any and all local disaster emergency plans including the Custer County Emergency Operations Plan to which the City follows, to the degree as is applicable.
Section 3. The City Health Officer has the authority pursuant to Section 10-3-406, MCA, to prevent ingress or egress to all or part of the City; to direct law enforcement to enforce quarantines and curfews in all or parts of the City.
Section 4. The authority of the Mayor pursuant to 2-106, City Code of Ordinances, to administer affairs of the City Government.
Section 5. Regular meeting of the Miles City Council, as required by 2-52, of the City Code of Ordinances, will be held, following all open meeting laws dictated by MCA with the inclusion of emergency protocols that a State of Emergency may allow.
Section 6. Meetings of boards/committees that are legally required to take action prior to final city action shall continue to meet for those legally required actions. Meeting of advisory boards/committees that perform valuable advisory functions, but are not legally required to act before final city action are optional dependent upon need.
Section 7. Copies of this Declaration will be filed with the County Clerk and Recorder, the City Clerk, and the Montana Disaster and Emergency Services Division in Helena.
Section 8. The public shall be notified of this Declaration as soon as reasonable feasible through general dissemination to the news media, posting on City website, and City social media accounts, or using other means of communication appropriate for informing the general public.
Original Signed
John Hollowell
Mayor
Original Signed
Lorrie Pearce
City Clerk
Community COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic at Holy Rosary Healthcare Scheduled
for Thursday, January 21
Beginning this week, the Custer County/Miles City Unified Command (OneHealth, Holy Rosary
Healthcare and Billings Clinic) has expanded COVID-19 vaccination in Custer County to include
those who are age 70 and older.
On Thursday, January 21, 2021 a Community COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic will be held at Holy
Rosary Healthcare from 7:00a.m.-12:30p.m. Please enter through the main entrance.
To better serve the community, we are adding a phone line to assist patients in scheduling an
appointment. Individuals interested in receiving the vaccine at Holy Rosary Healthcare during
our Community COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic, should call 406-233-2500 for scheduling assistance.
Due to the high volume of calls, you may experience a wait.
Patients may also schedule through MyChart. Visit MyChart.SCLHealth.org to create an
account. Once the vaccine appointments are available, you will be able to schedule an
appointment directly through MyChart.
Due to limited availability, no walk-in vaccinations will be given and individuals should bring
photo identification and insurance information to their appointment. While there is no charge for
the vaccine, an administration fee may be billed to insurance.
How to be prepared for the COVID-19 vaccine clinic:
● Bring your insurance card
● Bring your photo ID
● Do not bring children with you
● Wear a mask
● You will need to be monitored/observed for 15 minutes after receiving your vaccination
Demand for COVID-19 vaccination continues to outpace supply at this time.
Declaration of Emergency
March 20, 2020
To whom it concerns:
This is to go with the Declaration of State of Emergency. DO NOT place, read, or write about the declaration without this. This is of paramount importance that the declaration is understood for its true purpose.
This Declaration is for FEMA funds to support staffing, equipment, etc. so that municipal operations may continue on to the best of its abilities during the COVID-19 slow down the spread process.
THIS IS IN NO WAY DECLARING ANY OUTBREAK OR CONCERNS FOR THE STATE OF THE COMMUNITY. There are still no confirmed cases in this county, nor surrounding counties to the best of our knowledge at this time. There is no need for any panic or concern for this community.
You can continue to gain information from the Federal Government, State Government, CDC, DPHHS, County and City websites, Facebook, public areas where posted, and don’t hesitate to call.
Sincerely,
Original Signed
John Hollowell
MAYOR