City of Billings

I swear I am observant... though sometimes, I feel like I am wandering through life without a clue.

Billings' residents are trashing recycling receptacles and we are not happy.

It seems like everybody has cameras. The Billings Police Department has rolled out a new voluntary program to help save time when reviewing neighborhood cams after a crime occurs. Learn more here.

As the City moves to switch more one-ways to two-ways, they're asking for your input with a brief, six-question survey. Especially if you've driven on N 29th and N30th, the most recent streets to become two-ways.

A dream without a plan to accomplish it is just a dream. But the City of Billings is excited to announce that dreams do come true, and we will soon witness the groundbreaking construction for a new outdoor experience.

SB 195 is to protect the right of churches in Montana to house those in need, and others, overnight. FPYV is hoping it passes.

Paying someone to clear your sidewalk can get a little expensive, but so is the fine for not keeping it clear.

Patience is a virtue, even if the weather has your attitude on edge.

Here's your chance to have an impact on how the City of Billings conducts business. From Animal Control to Zoning, the deadline to apply for these volunteer positions is November 14th.

Blowing or raking your leaves into the street seems like an easy solution. Here's why you shouldn't do it in Billings.

I know, it's just a tree, but I'd like to believe the famous line from the book comes into play here. "And the tree was happy."

The Billings Fire Department is requesting the public's help in finding gear that was stolen from a personal vehicle Friday night (08/26).