Ensure staff understand their responsibility to protect sensitive information and know the steps to prevent, detect, and respond to identity theft. This training is required as part of the Montana Tech Identity Theft Prevention Program.

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The University of Montana is gearing up to celebrate its 125th anniversary by embarking on the Forward125 initiative. This strategic effort focuses on aligning the university's organization with the needs of its students and optimizing available resources. The initiative includes developing a budget

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The Rural Hospital Flexibility Program in Montana, managed by the Montana Health Research and Education Foundation, focuses on developing quality care initiatives for small rural hospitals. With a mission to improve healthcare performance and customer satisfaction, the program includes various quali

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The University of Montana FYE 2023 Training on May 17th provided an in-depth look at various business services including procurement, accounts payable, payroll, and more. The agenda covered important procedures, contact lists, and dates for procurement and accounts payable activities. Key personnel

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Montana is developing a 5-year plan focusing on housing, economic, and community development projects to guide policy and investment. This includes an Equity Plan to further fair housing. Public participation opportunities like regional meetings, focus groups, and surveys are scheduled, with accommo

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The 68th Montana State Legislative School Finance Review for 2023 was presented at the MASBO Summer Conference by Barb Quinn and Paul Taylor. The presentation covers various bills related to public school funding and finance, including long-range building appropriations, K12 Base Aid increases, and

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Providing basic information and resources for managing subawards at Montana State University's Office of Sponsored Programs. Topics covered include the definition of subawards, why they are issued, how they get issued, responsibilities of the pass-through entity, processing subaward invoices, and su

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Explore the detailed procurement procedures at Montana State University, covering delegated authority, total contract value, small and medium purchases, training overview, and contact information for Procurement Services. Learn about the laws, regulations, and delegation levels governing procurement

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The legal update discusses the basis for tribal employment authority, Indian preference in hiring, tribal jurisdiction over non-Indians, exceptions under the Montana Test, and tribal jurisdiction over rights-of-way. It highlights the sovereign authority of American Indian tribes, statutory recogniti

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Explore a comprehensive collection of resources and directives related to COVID-19 in Montana, including information on demographics, Governor Steve Bullock's directives, OSHA guidance, CDC health guidelines, and more. Stay informed on symptoms, prevention, workplace safety, and community-related ex

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Welcome to the new Montana State University Content Management System (CMS) for web and digital communications. Learn key concepts like staging vs. published content, logging in with your NetID, managing CMS user accounts, using the user interface, and navigating within the system. Get started with

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Delve into the diverse topics of Animal, Vegetable, & Mineral alongside discussions on Montana, Sports, History, Ethics, and Voting Procedure. Explore the intersections of nature, culture, and governance through a captivating journey that navigates through various facets of life and society.

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The Montana Incumbent Worker Training (IWT) Program is designed to assist small businesses in Montana by providing training grants to qualifying full-time and part-time employees. The program aims to help retain workers, enhance their skills, and boost wages, ultimately benefiting local businesses a

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Reflect on the legacy and heritage of notable members of the Montana Outfitters and Guides Association (MOGA). From founders and presidents to ranch owners and directors, these individuals have left a lasting impact on the Montana wilderness and outdoor community. Their contributions and dedication

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Montana Office of Public Instruction (OPI) hosts a virtual work session for new users focusing on accreditation and educator preparation for the FY2022 TEAMS program. The session covers topics such as the accreditation process for the upcoming academic year, user roles and screens in TEAMS, SEID cre

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The Montana Advisory Council on Indian Education (MACIE) serves as an advisory body for the education of American Indian students in Montana. MACIE's mission is to promote high-quality and equitable educational opportunities for all American Indian students through collaborative efforts among tribal

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The provided content details data on Montana's petroleum tank releases, confirmations, closures, and cleanup efforts from 1987 to 2020. It includes information on confirmed and resolved releases, annual averages, legacy releases, EPA regulations, risk-based corrective action guidance, and screening

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Montana State University conducted research and development on wind turbine systems to enhance energy independence. The project aimed to improve wind energy resources in Montana, create local jobs, and establish a higher technology economy. Tasks included durability research on turbine blades and ma

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The Montana State Constitution sets out the principles of government, explains its organization, and lists rights that cannot be infringed. It includes the Preamble, Article I on the state's relationship with the United States, and Article II which declares rights such as self-governance, freedom of

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Explore details from the Montana Emergency Shelters Workshop focusing on accessibility and facility features. The data includes shelter inventory information, facility features, missing information counts, and additional details to collect for emergency shelters in Montana.

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Stay updated on the latest information from the University of Montana Scholarship Forum, including announcements from the UM Foundation and Financial Aid Office. Learn about upcoming events, important deadlines, and procedures for awarding scholarships. Keep your contact list current to receive comm

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This content provides information on the 2022 Election Administrator Certification Training conducted by Jeff Mangan, Commissioner of Political Practices in Montana. It covers topics such as voter and election fraud issues on election day, candidate reporting, and certification requirements for elec

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Guidelines for proper management and disposal of public records in local government entities in Montana, outlined under HB 123 passed in 2015. The Local Government Records Committee (LGRC) oversees records retention schedules and reviews disposal requests. Contact LGRC for questions or assistance re

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Montana's Property Tax Advisory Council's Education Subcommittee explains the Guaranteed Tax Base (GTB) and School Equalization and Property Tax Reduction (SEPTR) mechanisms that aim to equalize revenue-generating capacity among school districts. GTB aid subsidies are provided to districts with less

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Explore a comprehensive list of resources provided by the Montana Department of Labor and Industry (DLI) to help employers, workers, and businesses navigate challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Access information on unemployment insurance, Workers' Compensation, relief programs like the C

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Formed in 2017 by the Montana Healthcare Foundation, the Behavioral Health Alliance of Montana serves as a unified voice for advocacy on behalf of behavioral health providers and clients in the Central Service Area Authority. With a focus on supporting adult and children's mental health, substance u

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Delve into the intricate web of regulations and procedures governing the State Capitol in Montana through the Joint Rules Jumble. This fusion of art, history, ethics, and bill deadlines offers a unique insight into the governance framework of the state. Discover the dynamic interplay between these d

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The twelve sovereign tribes of Montana boast great diversity in languages, cultures, histories, and governance, each contributing a unique cultural heritage to modern Montana. Explore the richness and distinctiveness of Montana's indigenous peoples.

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Len McAuley is a complex character in "Montana 1984" by Larry Watson. Despite struggling with alcoholism, he is depicted as a reliable and skilled individual, especially with a gun. He holds strong beliefs in upholding the law and values his friendships, particularly with the Hayden family. Len's ap

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Lobbying in Montana, as defined by the MCA, involves promoting or opposing legislative actions. This guide covers what lobbying entails, who needs to register as a lobbyist or principal, and how to determine the appropriate registration form based on financial thresholds. It clarifies the roles of l

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Lobbying in Montana involves promoting or opposing legislation before the legislature, with specific regulations for lobbyists and principals who meet certain compensation thresholds. This includes registration requirements for lobbyists paid $2,900 or more and principals who pay that amount or more

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Learn about public assistance programs available in Montana for AmeriCorps members, including SNAP, LIEAP, TANF, and WIC. Find out how to apply and what benefits these programs offer. Eligibility is case-by-case and depends on various factors such as income, expenses, and assets.

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Federal pandemic unemployment compensation programs like FPUC, PUA, PEUC, and MEUC in Montana are ending on June 26, 2021. Claimants must file for benefits as usual, conduct weekly work searches, and meet pre-pandemic eligibility criteria. Montana will no longer participate in FPUC and PUA programs

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A detailed overview of the innovative design presentation from the 2019 Sierra Institute Clean Snowmobile Challenge at Montana State University. The presentation covers various advancements including a dual catalytic converter system, flex-fuel compatibility, snow flap modification, and more. The te

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Explore a diverse collection of images showcasing the unique geological formations and landscapes found in Washington and Montana. From sand deposition along the Columbia River to talus slopes at the base of basalt colonnades, witness the beauty of nature's creations in these stunning photographs.

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Explore the extraordinary individuals from Montana who have made significant contributions in politics, leadership, arts, and sciences. From political trailblazers like Jeannette Rankin to scientific innovators like Maurice Hilleman, delve into the achievements of these remarkable Montanans who have

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The 2022 Prior Learning Assessment Annual Report from the Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education in the Montana University System showcases various ways students can earn credits through standardized tests, portfolio assessments, military credits, and experiential learning. The report highli

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Analysis of dual enrollment student counts in Montana from 2014-15 to 2018-19, public schools enrollment, and the graduation rates of students in bachelor's and associate's degree programs within four years and two years respectively. The data provides insights into the growth of dual enrollment, sc

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Explore the history of the League of Women Voters of Montana, founded on April 26, 1920 in Great Falls. Learn about key founding members and the purpose of the organization. Discover the early years, developments in the 1950s, expansion of local leagues by 1988, issues studied, and ongoing programs

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