Executive Activity

Governor Gianforte Recognizes Growth of Montana’s High-Tech Industry

REMINDER: Governor Gianforte Soliciting Applications for Public Service Commission Appointment

Secretary Christi Jacobsen celebrates record-breaking Montana business momentum with more than 8,000 new registrations

Governor Gianforte Announces USDA Designates Drought in Montana Counties

Governor Gianforte, Montana National Guard Celebrate Airman Receiving National Recognition

Governor Gianforte, President Trump Celebrate National Champion Montana State Bobcat Football Team at The White House

Montana Uncovers More Alleged Insurance Fraud Targeting Tribes

State Auditor Warns of Senior-Targeted Scams

Attorney General Knudsen, MVD extend driver license and ID fee waivers through September

Executive Order continuing the Montana Family Support Services Advisory Council

Governor Gianforte Announces Montana To End Orphan Tax

Montana Department of Justice launches PSA to help bring missing Indigenous people home

State Auditor James Brown Informs Montanans About Fraud Warning Signs, Resources as Part of State Elder Justice Summit

Repealing Executive Orders 4-2014, 4-2016, and 12-2016

62 new officers graduate from the Montana Law Enforcement Academy

Governor Gianforte, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Expand Public Access on Upper Yellowstone River

Montana Auditor James Brown Announces Second Insurance Company Impacted by Obamacare Fraud Scheme Targeting Native Communities, $5 Million in Unsupported Payments Already Stopped

Montana’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.3%

Governor Gianforte Solicits Applications for Public Service Commission Appointment

State Auditor James Brown Joins Land Board Colleagues in Approving More Than $229,000 in New Revenue for Montana Schools at July Meeting

Governor Gianforte Cuts Ribbon on Multi-Use Ag Facility

Attorney General Knudsen awards grants to support Montana Children’s Advocacy Centers

Auditor James Brown’s Team Prevents More Than $1 Million in Fraud-Related Losses for Montanans in Second Quarter of 2026

Governor Gianforte Honors Longtime State Employee with Outstanding Service Award

Governor Gianforte Announces Montana Ranks as Top 10 State for Job Growth

Governor Gianforte, Secretary Burgum Announce Grizzly Bear Management Returns to the States

Governor Gianforte Cuts Ribbon on Amazon’s New Facility in Great Falls

‘Victory for the integrity of elections’: Secretary Christi Jacobsen celebrates court decision on Montana’s voter ID law

Gov. Gianforte, Janicki Industries Break Ground on $800 Million Manufacturing Campus in Great Falls

Governor Gianforte Announces Board Appointment

Attorney General Knudsen provides update on Montana drug seizures

Montana State Auditor Urges Homeowners to Review Flood, Wildfire Insurance Coverage

Montana MLMs Can Cut Fines by Registering Before Aug. 31

Gov. Gianforte Signs Ratepayer Protection Pledge to Protect Montana Consumers

Attorney General Knudsen requests domestic violence case documents from Gallatin County Attorney’s Office 

Secretary Christi Jacobsen joins Montanans in nationwide reading of Declaration of Independence

Governor Gianforte Cuts Ribbon on Critical Mineral Mill in Radersburg

Gov. Gianforte Announces Transition at the Department of Administration

Commissioner James Brown Saves Montanans More Than $18 Million From July 2025 to June 2026 by Denying Unjustified Insurance Rate Increases

Op-Ed: The Tax No Montanan Voted For

Gov. Gianforte, Montana Department of Labor & Industry Secure Permanent Home for Weights & Measures, Building Codes and Other Programs

Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen joins Montanans in celebrating #America250

Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen sends Independence Day travelers off with America’s founding documents

Attorney General’s Office charges Hill County man with deliberate homicide

Attorney General’s Office files charges against former Powell County Sheriff’s captain and wresting coach in sex assault case

Secretary Christi Jacobsen announces record June business applications as Montana entrepreneurs thrive in communities big and small