125 N. Idaho St. City of Dillon, Montana Tuesday, March 25th, 2025 at 7:00 P.M. ZONING COMMISSION Regular Meeting Agenda   1.    Call To Order   2.    Review and Approval of March 25th, 2025 Regular Meeting Minutes   3.    Director of Operations Report   4.    Applications for Zoning Compliance Certificates for Review:   2025-010       910 E Glendale                 Bette Grose               Single-Family House   5.    Discuss/Recommend Changes to   6.    Public Comment on Items of Significant Public Interest Not on the Agenda                   and Within the Jurisdiction of the Zoning Commission.   7.      Adjournment               PLEASE NOTE : A Zoom link is available. Join the meeting with Zoom ID: 770-316-6528,   allowing permission for mic and camera (if using a computer go to            https://zoom.us/j/7703166528 ) and use Passcode 4245 .   z oning Commission Members:   Justin Rooley (Chair), Mike Watson, Russ Schwandt, Anneliese Ripley

Beaverhead County High School is excited to host this year’s District Four Music Festival April 24-26. In addition to BCHS, participating schools traveling to Dillon include Anaconda High School, Jefferson High School, Butte High School, Powell County High School, Granite High School, Sheridan High School, Twin Bridges High School and Whitehall High School. The students will perform in a wide range of instrumental and vocal ensembles, solos, and duets, and receive adjudicated scores for this official MHSA event. Performers receiving top scores will then attend the Western State Music Festival to be held May 2-3 in Great Falls. Adjudicators are traveling to Dillon from locations including Great Falls, Stevensville, Helena, and Billings. If you are interested in attending performances or learning more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Director of Bands at Beaverhead County High School, Katie Raffety, for more information: kraffety@bchsmt.com  or 406-925-1792.

DILLON, MT  – On Wednesday evening, the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to respond to a brush fire off Gamblers Run Road . The fire began when a homeowner added wood to an outdoor wood-fired boiler and heating system. A few embers flew out and landed in a nearby field, igniting the dry grass. The blaze spread rapidly due to high winds in the area. The DVFD, in conjunction with the Sheriff’s Department, acted swiftly to contain the fire. As of now, crews are working diligently to extinguish hotspots and ensure that the fire does not reignite amid continuing windy conditions. The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department reminds the public that even though it is spring, the ground remains dry, and accidental fires can start easily.

Both teams showcased strong performances on the mound on Tuesday, but it was the Dillon Beavers who emerged victorious, defeating the Hamilton Broncs 2025 with a narrow score of 1-0. Adyson Creighton  was outstanding for the Beavers, starting the game and recording a total of 21 outs  over seven innings. Dillon grabbed an early lead, scoring the lone run of the game on a tag-up play in the first inning. Creighton earned the win, allowing just two hits and no runs while striking out nine batters and walking four. Mariah Johnson  took the loss for the Broncs, pitching a complete game as well, surrendering one run on four hits, striking out an impressive 13 , and walking one. Adyson Creighton led the Beavers offensively with one RBI, while Bailey Blake  had a strong game at the plate, going 2-for-3 , which topped the team in hits. The Beavers also exhibited solid defensive play, executing one double play and committing no errors in the field, with Kinzy Creighton  recording the most fielding chances with 10 . For the Hamilton Broncs, Kennidi Cooper  and Mariah Johnson  each tallied one hit. Johnson distinguished herself further by throwing an immaculate inning in the second, striking out the side on nine pitches. She also stole two bases during the game. The Broncs showed their defensive prowess as well, ending the game without committing a single error, led by Addison Flynn , who had the most opportunities in the field with 13 . The Dillon Beavers are set to play at home this Thursday against the Corvallis Blue Devils , looking to continue their successful run. Coach Creighton notes and highlights: A few notes: Last year we lost to Hamilton in Hamilton by 1 in a walk off. And then we beat Hamilton by 1 at home with a walk off hit. So another close game but great to get that win on the road. As a team we showed up defensively committing 0 errors. Kinzy Creighton made a diving catch on a bunt that got popped up. On her attempt to turn a double play at 1, she over threw Kylie Konen at 1st, but RF Ashlyn Burk was right there, and doubled off the runner at 1st. Bailey Blake went 2-3 at the plate hitting 2 singles. Adyson Creighton had our sole RBI, with a sac fly that scored Tyler Gibson in the first inning.  Adyson was also stellar at the mound, giving up 0 runs and only 2 hits on the day, striking out 9.

Despite out-hitting their opponents, the Beaverhead County Varsity Beavers fell to the Belgrade Varsity Panthers 8-2 on Tuesday. The Beavers accumulated 10 hits compared to the Panthers' seven but couldn't convert those opportunities into runs. The Belgrade Panthers struck first in the bottom of the first inning. Cade Thomas  drew a walk, scoring the first run, followed by Mason Zimmer , who tripled to bring in two additional runs. An error allowed another run to score, giving the Panthers an early 4-0 lead. In the third inning, a sacrifice fly from Zimmer extended Belgrade's lead to 5-1. Brayton Van Dyken  earned the win for the Panthers, pitching a complete game while allowing 10 hits and two runs (one earned) over seven innings, striking out four hitters and walking two. Sawyer Tackett  took the loss for the Beavers, going three and one-third innings and surrendering seven runs (four earned) on six hits, while striking out two and walking three. The Beavers managed to score with contributions from Jase Alvarez  and Will Hansen , each driving in one run. Zimmer was a standout performer for Belgrade, going 2-for-3 at the plate and leading the team with three runs batted in. The Panthers showcased their aggressive base running, accumulating four stolen bases throughout the game, and they turned one double play defensively. Next up for the Beaverhead County Varsity Beavers is an away game against the Hamilton Broncs Varsity 2025  on Friday, where they hope to bounce back from this loss.

The University of Montana Western is honored to welcome internationally acclaimed glass artist Michiko Sakano as an artist in residence from April 21–25. Sakano will share her expertise during a free public presentation and glassblowing demonstration on Saturday, April 26, in UMW’s Emerick Art Studio. Born and raised in Kanazawa, Japan, a city celebrated for its rich craft traditions, Sakano comes from a family with a deep-rooted history in kimono making. This heritage has profoundly influenced her artistic approach, emphasizing minimalism, disciplined lines, and meticulous handcraftsmanship. Sakano earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from Syracuse University and her Master of Fine Arts from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. In 2000, she co-founded One Sixty Glass in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, establishing a full-service glass design and fabrication studio. Over the years, she has collaborated with renowned designers such as Lindsey Adelman and Jorge Pardo, and her work has been featured in prominent publications including  The New York Times ,  Architectural Digest , and  Elle Décor . As an educator, Sakano has taught at institutions such as the Cleveland Institute of Art, MIT, New York University, Ohio State University, Tyler School of Art, University of Wisconsin, UrbanGlass, Pilchuck Glass School, and the Penland School of Craft, as well as programs in Europe and Japan. During her visit, Sakano will work closely with UMW students, guiding them as they explore new techniques and approaches to glassblowing. This residency offers students a unique opportunity to learn directly from an expert in the field and gain insight into both the creative and technical aspects of working with glass. The residency will conclude with a free public presentation and demonstration on Saturday, April 26, in UMW’s Emerick Art Studio. The presentation will begin at 3:30 p.m., followed by a live demonstration at 5:00 p.m., where attendees can experience the glassblowing process up close. This event is free and open to the public and provides an exciting opportunity for the campus and broader community to engage with a highly skilled artist. For more information, please contact UMW’s Glass Program Coordinator and Associate Professor of Fine Art, Ruth King, at ruth.king@umwestern.edu or call 406-683-7344.

125 N. Idaho St. City of Dillon, Montana ORDINANCES & FACILITIES COMMITTEE MEETING ~ Agenda ~ April 17th, 2025 4:00 PM   1.            Call Meeting to Order 2.            Discuss/Recommend Beaverhead Animal Shelter Lease & Land Changes 3.            Discuss/Recommend Changes to Title 6.04 4.            Discuss/Recommend Equipment to Barnes Auction 5.            Public Comment On Items Of Significant Public Interest Not On The Agenda And Within The Jurisdiction Of The City 6.            Adjourn     Committee Members: Bill Shafer, Chair Joleen Schultz Mary Jo O’Rourke

125 N. Idaho St. City of Dillon, Montana City Council Chambers Wednesday, April 16th, 2025 7:00 P.M. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA     PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE   A.        PUBLIC COMMENT ON ITEMS ON THE AGENDA   B.        MINUTES 1.         Accept Transcript of April 2nd, 2025 Public Hearing Meeting – TKJ Residential 2.         Accept Transcript of April 2nd, 2025 Public Hearing Meeting – Vacating Streets 3.         Accept Transcript of April 2nd, 2025 Public Hearing Meeting –  Accepting Street 4.         Approve Minutes of April 2nd, 2025 Regular Meeting 5.         Approve Minutes of April 9th, 2025 Special Meeting   C.        PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS                 D.        MAYOR’S REPORT 1.         Review of 2022 Audit Findings 2.         Approve Resolution #1481 Vacate Portion of Timmons and Franklin 3.         Approve Resolution #1482 Accept Franklin 4.         Approve Resolution #1483 Conditional Use Permit TKJ Residential   E.        REPORTS OF OFFICERS AND BOARDS OF THE CITY 1.         Planning Board - Bill Shafer, Raymond Graham                         a.         Accept February 25th, 2025 Special Meeting Minutes                         b.         Accept April 3rd, 2025 Regular Meeting Minutes                                     i.          Approve Craig Cornell’s Invoice                                     ii.         Set Public Hearing for The End of The Road Minor Subdivision                                     iii.        Set Public Hearing for Dillon Town Lot Minor Subdivision 2.         Zoning Commission - Russ Schwandt, Anneliese Ripley 3.         Board of Adjustments - Diane Armstrong, Joleen Schultz                         a.         Accept March 20th, 2025 Regular Meeting Minutes 4.         Director of Operations – Kristina Abbey 5.         Police Department – Police Chief Jeremy Alvarez                         a.         Accept Report for March, 2025 6.         Fire Department -- Fire Chief BJ Klose                         a.         Accept March, 2025 Activity Report                         b.         Approve City Clerk Report for Fire Hall for March, 2025                         c.         Approve Budget vs. Expenditures Report for Fire Hall for March, 2025 7.         City Court – Judge Bill Knox                         a.         Accept Court Report for March, 2025 8.         Treasurer – Karen Kipp 9.         Library Board - Diane Armstrong, Council Member; (Vacant), Library Director 10.       Tree Board – Mary Jo O’Rourke, Council Member              F.        REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE CITY COUNCIL 1.         Ordinances & Facilities – Bill Shafer, Chair; Joleen Schultz, Mary Jo O’Rourke 2.         Finance Committee – Russ Schwandt, Chair; Diane Armstrong, Mary Jo O’Rourke 3.         Public Services – Diane Armstrong, Chair; Bill Shafer, Don Deem 4.         Open Spaces – Raymond Graham, Chair; Anneliese Ripley, Joleen Schultz                         a.         Approve Using $45,728 from the Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund to                                                             Pay Steiner-Thuesen for the Irrigation Design at the Cemetery 5.         Public Works – Russ Schwandt, Chair; Anneliese Ripley, Raymond Graham   G.        PUBLIC COMMENT ON ITEMS OF SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC INTEREST NOT ON THE  AGENDA AND WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE CITY   H.        ADJOURNMENT   PLEASE NOTE: The City of Dillon understands that citizens have the right under the Montana Constitution to observe and participate in local governmental affairs by personally attending all public meetings of the Dillon City Council and other City boards and committees. This meeting is open to the public as normal. Join the meeting with Zoom ID: 770-316-6528, allowing permission for microphone and camera (if using a computer go to https://zoom.us/j/7703166528 ) and use Passcode 4245. Please mute your microphone until you desire to comment. Any problems or questions, call City Hall at 683-4245.

GREAT FALLS – Like many Montanans do this time of year, a man was shed hunting in north-central Montana near Dupuyer on Friday. The man was searching for antlers on a brushy hillside when he first saw a bear. As he was leaving the area, the bear charged him at close range. He shot and killed the bear. Fortunately, the man was uninjured. The bear was an adult female grizzly in good condition with no history of conflict and was estimated to be 13 years old and weighing around 250 pounds. Be bear aware Montana is bear country. Grizzly bear populations continue to become denser and more widespread in Montana, increasing the likelihood that residents and recreationists will encounter them in more places each year. Avoiding conflicts with bears is easier than dealing with conflicts. Here are some precautions to help residents, recreationists and people who work outdoors avoid negative bear encounters: Carry bear spray and be prepared to use it immediately. Travel in groups whenever possible and make casual noise, which can help alert bears to your presence. Stay away from animal carcasses, which often attract bears. Follow food storage orders from the applicable land management agency. If you encounter a bear, never approach it. Leave the area when it is safe to do so. Keep garbage, bird feeders, pet food and other attractants put away in a secure building. Keep garbage in a secure building until the day it is collected. Certified bear-resistant garbage containers are available in many areas. Never feed wildlife. Bears that become food conditioned lose their natural foraging behavior and pose threats to human safety. It is illegal to feed bears in Montana. Though they have reached recovery levels in the Northern Continental Divide and Greater Yellowstone Ecosystems, grizzly bears in the lower 48 states are listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. Management authority for grizzlies rests with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, working closely in Montana with FWP, the Forest Service, the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, the U.S. Geological Survey, Wildlife Services, and Native American tribes. This collaboration happens through the Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee . For more information and resources on bear safety, visit fwp.mt.gov/conservation/wildlife-management/bear .

Lindsey Branch, UMW Sports Information BOZEMAN, Mont. —  The Montana Western rodeo team kicked off the spring with the Montana State University Spring Rodeos #1 and #2. Both teams finished up in second in the team standings for both rodeos. Bulldog sophomore  Tavy Leno  kicked off the weekend by winning the women's all-around title in the first rodeo after she won the goat tying title and finished sixth in breakaway roping. In addition,  Laura Haight  had a tremendous weekend for the Bulldog women. She took home the barrel racing title in the second rodeo on Sunday afternoon, her second title in the Brick Breeden after winning one last season. She took home the women's all-around title in the second rodeo. Four team roping pairs placed in the top six of the second rodeo, with Konnor Ward and Carson Daniels taking the top spot. Top Performers Rodeo #1 Trevor Kay finished in second in the bareback riding average after he totaled 143 points in the event in two rides. Leno won goat tying in the first rodeo after a 12.6 in the average. Jeremy Kay finished in the top spot in bull riding with an 83 in the average. He also finished in fourth in bareback riding with a score of 139 in the average. Two pairs of team ropers finished in the top of the standings of the first rodeo. Daniels and Ward finished in second with a combined 13.3. Madalyn Foster and Cooper Olaveson followed in fourth with a combined 16.4. In breakaway roping, Charlee Resch recorded a 5.7 in two to finish in second overall. Leno followed in sixth in the event. Gavin Knutson finished in second in bull riding with a score of 81 from the first night of the weekend. Two Bulldogs finished in the top four on the saddle bronc riding. Cade Costello finished in second overall with a 137 average score. Chase Martin followed in fourth with a total of 130 points. Lone Bulldog Jake Deveraux finished in fourth in tie down roping with a 24.2 in the average. After recording a ride in the long go, Olaveson finished in fifth in bareback with a 60 in his first ride.   Top Performers Rodeo #2 Trevor Kay took the title in the bareback with a combined 153 in the average. Deveraux once again placed in tie down roping, finishing on top of the standings with a 21.1 in the average. Ward and Daniels won the team roping title after combining for a 13.5. Laura Haight won the barrel racing in the rodeo, finishing with a 27.6 in the average. Tynell Mclnenly won the breakaway roping event with a 4.9 in the average. Jhet Murphy and Trace Martin finished second in team roping with a 14.1. Murphy also finished in third in steer wrestling with a 19.1. After his fourth-place finish in the first rodeo, Martin finished in third in the saddle bronc riding in the average. Jeremy Kay finished up in fourth in the bareback with a 61 in one ride. Brooke Richey and Jade Ramon came in fourth in team roping with a combined 17.1. Cole Trexler and Kyler Erickson finished in fifth in team roping with a 23.3.   Up Next The Bulldogs will hit the road this week and head to MSU-Northern for a weekend rodeo. Events begin on Friday and carry through to Saturday at the Great Northern Fairgrounds.

Kylie Konen led the Dillon Beavers Varsity team with three hits in four at-bats as they fought back to defeat the Stevensville Varsity Yellowjackets 7-6 on Saturday. The Beavers managed to overcome a 5-1 deficit in the third inning to secure the win. Dillon opened the scoring in the top of the first inning when a wild pitch allowed a run to cross the plate. However, the Yellowjackets quickly responded, taking a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the inning when Lilly Newsom  homered to left field, scoring two runs, and S. Maddix Yeager  drew a walk that resulted in another run. Stevensville extended their lead with two additional runs in the third inning, capitalizing on a Dillon error and making the score 5-1. The tide turned in the top of the sixth inning, as the Beavers mounted a comeback. Tymber Barnes  drew a walk to score one run, followed by a single from Kinzy Creighton  that brought in another run, allowing Dillon to take the lead. Adyson Creighton  earned the win for the Beavers, pitching six innings, allowing seven hits and three runs (two earned), while striking out nine and walking just one. Tymber Barnes  started the game on the mound for Dillon, giving up three hits and three runs (two earned) in one inning of work. For Stevensville, Morgan Yeager  took the loss, allowing 10 hits and seven runs over five and two-thirds innings, striking out six and walking one. Dillon finished the game with a total of 12 hits, with Kinzy Creighton  driving in two runs. Both Kylie Konen  and Bailey Blake  collected three hits, while Adyson Creighton added two hits in four at-bats. Konen also stole two bases, contributing to a total of four stolen bases for the team, alongside executing two double plays. The Yellowjackets recorded 10 hits during the game, with Lilly Newsom leading her team with two RBIs and going 3-for-4 at the plate. Jaidan Oyler , Kenzi Frost , and Khloe Frost  each contributed multiple hits, while Oyler stole two bases. Stevensville also turned one double play in the contest. Next up for the Dillon Beavers Varsity is a matchup against the Hamilton Broncs on Tuesday.

DILLON, MT  – Cohen Hartman  drove in four runs on just one hit, leading the Beaverhead County Varsity Beavers past the Park Varsity Rangers with a commanding 16-2 victory on Saturday. Hartman hit a home run to left field in the third inning, scoring three runs, and he also walked in the second inning to bring another run across the plate. The Beavers began the game strong, taking the lead in the bottom of the first inning. After Carter Anderson  induced Marcus Lagunas  to hit into a fielder's choice, one run scored. Taylor Handlos  then tripled, bringing in three additional runs to put Beaverhead County ahead. In the second inning, the Beavers added another run after Hartman walked. The third inning proved particularly fruitful for the Beavers, who scored six runs on four hits. A wild pitch allowed one run to score, followed by Sawyer Tackett ’s triple that brought in another run. Andrew Bartlome  doubled to contribute one more, and Hartman capped off the inning with his three-run homer, extending the lead. The Beavers continued their scoring spree in the fourth inning, adding five runs despite only registering one hit. Tackett was struck by a pitch, driving in one run, while Bartlome singled, scoring two runs. Trenton Moreni  drew a walk for another run, and an error allowed for an additional run to cross the plate. Logan Fox  earned the win for the Beavers, pitching five solid innings where he surrendered two hits and two runs (none earned), while striking out three and walking none. Carter Anderson  took the loss for the Rangers, completing one and two-thirds innings and allowing five runs (four earned) on three hits, striking out three and walking two. Bartlome led the Beavers at the plate with a stellar performance, going 3-for-3. For the Park Varsity Rangers, Coen Braham  and Carter Nelson  each collected one hit during the game. The Beaverhead County Varsity Beavers look to continue their success as they travel to face the Belgrade Varsity Panthers  for their next game on Tuesday.

Butte, MT  Both teams showcased strong performances on the mound Friday, but it was the Beaverhead County Varsity Beavers who emerged victorious, defeating the Butte Varsity Bulldogs 3-2. Cohen Hartman  was instrumental for the Beavers, starting the game and recording 18 outs. Hartman pitched six innings, allowing just three hits and one unearned run, while striking out nine and walking one. The Beavers got on the scoreboard early in the first inning when Marcus Lagunas  was hit by a pitch, the Bulldogs committed an error, and Will Hansen  walked, each contributing to a run. Hartman secured the win for Beaverhead County, while Jaxon Williamson  took the loss for Butte. Williamson went three and two-thirds innings, allowing three runs (one earned) on no hits, with eight strikeouts and seven walks. Logan Fox  entered the game to collect the save. Offensively, Lagunas and Hansen each drove in a run. Andrew Bartlome  went 1-for-3 to lead the team in hits. The Beavers were patient at the plate, drawing seven walks, with Trenton Moreni  and Hartman leading with two each. Defensively, the Beavers executed one double play. For Butte, Cayde Stajcar  stood out with two hits in three at-bats. Will Stepan  and Karsen Mcewen  each drove in a run for the Bulldogs. The Beaverhead County Varsity Beavers are set to face the Park Varsity Rangers on Saturday for their next matchup.

DILLON, MT  – The Dillon Beavers Varsity team faced a tough match on Friday, losing to the 2025 Frenchtown High School Varsity Broncs with a final score of 10-1. Frenchtown made a significant impact in the top of the sixth inning, capitalizing on errors and a single by Makenzie Brush  to score five runs. The Broncs continued to dominate in the seventh inning with five more runs, highlighted by a two-run homer from Ryan Lucier . Adyson Creighton  started in the circle for Dillon, pitching six innings and allowing four hits and seven runs (three earned), while striking out nine and walking three. Frenchtown's Ryan Lucier  pitched a strong game, giving up five hits and one run over seven innings, with 16 strikeouts and five walks. Kylie Konen  led Dillon with two hits out of four at-bats. Kinzy Creighton  showcased speed on the bases, stealing two of the team's six overall stolen bases. Dillon players demonstrated patience at the plate, earning five walks during the game. For Frenchtown, Lucier and Brush made key contributions, with Lucier driving in two runs and Brush leading in hits. Delanie Magnuson  was disciplined at the plate, securing two walks, and the team collectively showed strong fielding with no errors made. Aspen Courtnet  was pivotal in defense, making 17 plays. The Dillon Beavers are set to travel to face the Stevensville Varsity Yellowjackets for their next game on Saturday.

125 N. Idaho St. City of Dillon, Montana Tuesday April 15th , 2025 12:30 p.m. City Council Chambers Planning Board Meeting AGENDA A. Call Meeting to Order B. Review and Approval of Minutes from the April 3 rd , 2025 Regular Meeting C. Review Downtown Master Plan Update and Previous Downtown Master Plan/Accept Proposal from Sanbell D. Update on Growth Policy E. Update on County Planning Board Activities F. Public Comment on Items of Significant Public Interest Not on the Agenda and Within the Jurisdiction of the Planning Board. G. Adjournment Zoom link is available. Join the meeting with Zoom ID: 770-316-6528, allowing permission for mic and camera (if using a computer go to https://zoom.us/j/7703166528 ) and use Passcode 4245. Planning Board Members: Don Hand, Bill Shafer, Raymond Graham, Dan Nye, Ed Mooney, Michael Saunders, Maria Emmer-Aanes

Lindsey Branch, UMW Sports Information GREAT FALLS, Mont. – The Montana Western Track and Field team had another successful day at the Providence Open yesterday. 14 personal records highlighted the day as the Bulldogs continue to improve throughout this season.   "We had a lot of good performances at this meet. While I will always tell people you can't expect to get a personal record each week, I know we have had a few individuals able to continue to improve their times or marks week to week," Head Coach Taylor Grove said. "I am excited to see how the team continues to get better each meet."  Highlights  On the men's track side, five Bulldogs earned personal records in the meet with Bridger Wheeler leading the pack earning a pair of personal records in both the 1500m and the 800m races. Kreg Butler also earned a personal record in the 1500m race with his 23rd place finish.  Wade Dahood rounded out the men's side of personal bests on the day on the track with a 5th place finish in the 110m hurdles.   In field events, three Bulldogs earned personal records with a pair earning two on the day. Landon Darsow and Justin Maier both earned personal bests in both the shot put and discus throw. Darsow finished 12th in the men's shot put while Justin Maier finished in 15th. Darsow also finished in 9th in the discus throw with Maier finishing in 7th for personal bests.  Tad Tackes closed out personal bests for the men's team with a 14th place finish in the shot put.  On the women's side, four Bulldog earned personal bests on the day with Ellie Stutsman earning a pair in field events. She finished 9th in the women's shot put and 10th in women's discus throw.  Three Bulldog women raked in personal bests on the track, all recorded in the women's 1500m races. Justene Santi finished in 5th, Ruby Smith in 6th, and Olivia Canney in 8th in the race.  Men's Results  Brody Henry - 800m (5th, 2:00.07), 4x400m Relay (7th, 3:50.80)  Bridger Wheeler - 800m (11th, 2:14.61), 1500m (20th, 4:39.96), 4x400m Relay (7th, 3:50.80)  Harrison Silverio - 1500m (14th, 4:27.49), 4x400m Relay (7th, 3:50.80)  Noah Rovente - 1500m (22nd, 4:44.62), 4x400m Relay (7th, 3:50.80)  Kreg Butler - 1500m (23rd, 4:45.94)  Wade Dahood - 110m Hurdles (5th, 16.56), Long Jump (NM)  Landon Darsow - Shot Put (12th, 11.68m), Discus (9th, 36.28m)  Carson Bain - Shot Put (13th, 11.45m), Discus (10th, 35.48m)  Tad Tackes - Shot Put (14th, 11.40m), (12th, 33.26m)  Justin Maier - Shot Put (15th, 11.06m), Discus (7th, 38.87m)  Gunner Thomas - Javelin (5th, 33.77m)    Women's Results  Olivia Canney - 800m (6th, 2:46.61), 1500m (8th, 5:41.78)  Justene Santi - 1500m (5th, 5:24.68), 5000m (1st, 21:05.46)  Ruby Smith - 1500m (6th, 5:24.74)  Kylee Wyatt - 1500m (11th, 6:47.06)  Gracie Yakos - 100M Hurdles (11th, 17.60)  Ellie Stutsman - Shot Put (9th, 10.07m), Discus (10th, 29.26m)  Sarah Clark - Discus (12th, 26.66m), Javelin (9th, 29.28m)  Braden Kopp - Discus (13th, 26.52m)    Up Next  The Bulldogs will be back in action next week in Helena, Mont. for the Trudnowski Open hosted by Carroll College on April 17-18.

405 N. Idaho St Dillon, MT MEETING NOTICE TUESDAY April 15th, 2025 5:00 PM   AGENDA:   I.                   Call to order II.                Approval of Minutes from 03-18-2025 meeting         Public Comment III.              Approval of Warrants         Public Comment IV.             Old Business                      Public Comment V.                New Business          Public Comment VI.             Chiefs Report                      Public Comment VII.          Public comment on subjects under the jurisdiction of Beaverhead Fire District #2 that is not on the agenda. VIII.       Adjournment

125 N. Idaho St. City of Dillon, Montana City Council Chambers Monday April 14, 2025 7:30 P.M. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA     PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE   A.         APPROVE WESTSIDE ADDITION INVOICE OF $483,100.94                           a.         Council Discussion                         b.          Public Comment                         c.         Council Discussion                                                 B.        PUBLIC COMMENT ON ITEMS OF SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC INTEREST NOT ON THE  AGENDA AND WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE CITY   C.        ADJOURNMENT   PLEASE NOTE: The City of Dillon understands that citizens have the right under the Montana Constitution to observe and participate in local governmental affairs by personally attending all public meetings of the Dillon City Council and other City boards and committees. This meeting is open to the public as normal. Join the meeting with Zoom ID: 770-316-6528, allowing permission for microphone and camera (if using a computer go to https://zoom.us/j/7703166528 ) and use Passcode 4245. Please mute your microphone until you desire to comment. Any problems or questions, call City Hall at 683-4245.