Governor Gianforte

Governor Gianforte promoted his apprenticeship program, the affordable housing initiative, and the recently formed Montana Housing Task Force.

Governor Greg Gianforte was in the mood to celebrate on Wednesday when details were reported about the number of new jobs created in Montana.

It's been four days since record floods began devasting communities in Montana. Governor Gianforte is reportedly out of state and nobody in Helena will say why, where, or when he'll be back.

The Governor's Office, MT FW&P, and Northwestern Energy are closely monitoring the situation and working to fix the malfunction. Meanwhile, volunteers are stepping up to help save fish.

Most of the state is now experiencing drought conditions. Officials expect it to only get worse.

This week, Governor Greg Gianforte proclaimed May Beef Month in Montana.

In a media release today (5/4) Governor Greg Gianforte outlined his two-step plan to entice unemployed laborers to go back to work.

The announcement was made as Governor Gianforte signed Senate Bill 65 into law. SB 65 is the COVID-19 liability protection bill that the governor said he wanted to have in place prior to lifting the statewide mask directive.

Governor Greg Gianforte’s proposed two-year state budget cuts $100 million from his predecessor’s, which he says is a win.

Governor Gianforte signed the order to establish a "Red Tape Relief Task Force," which will "identify excessive, outdated, and unnecessary regulations."