Missoula Parks and Recreation

Progress Report of Fort Missoula Regional Park Phases 1 and 2

Monday night's storm sure did a number on the larger Missoula area where power outages are still an issue. Thankfully, cleanup crews are still going at it, and Missoula Parks and Recreation's Urban Forestry Division wants to provide helpful reminders for those still cleaning up mother nature's mess.

Missoula Parks and Recreation invites citizens to learn more about and comment on proposed improvements at over 10 city playgrounds.

Just because there's no snow doesn't mean Missoula can't have a Winter Carnival.

Over 600 students will walk on a brand new trail to Frenchtown Elementary and Intermediate School on Tuesday, September 30.

A cross section of Missoula community leaders held a press conference in Bonner Park on Tuesday, July 15, to kick off a campaign supporting a bond to fund parks and trails that will appear on the November ballot.

Early on Monday afternoon, city fire and ambulance crews responded to a near drowning at Splash Montana.

Splash Montana will take part in a world-wide effort to prevent drowning by participating in the World's Largest Swim Lesson on Friday, June 20.

Missoula Parks and Recreation will open Splash Montana, weather permitting on Saturday, May 24.

Wintering elk are extending their stay in the south zone of Mount Jumbo, leading Missoula Parks and Recreation to extend the area's closure through this Sunday, April 6.

The Missoula business community has come forward to replace the trees damaged or destroyed by vandals last weekend.

Eric Seagrave is learning to live with the disappointment of a western Montana spring. As Aquatics Supervisor for Missoula Parks and Recreation, Seagrave had to make the call to keep the doors to Splash Montana closed again this weekend.