A neighborhood website with additonal information of the Greater Woods Bay Wastewater System.

The engineering firm conducting the Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the Greater Woods Bay Wastewater project. Specific waste management sub-link under "site map" will open to technological solutions for waste management.

Contains information on the "Community Development Block Grant" program (CDBG) which has been used over the past 30 years in Montana to assist in more than 183 sewer and wastewater treatment projects.

Contains information about Montana State grants and loans pertaining to wastewater and pollution control and restoration projects, and the two specific granting sources; The State Revolving Fund and the Non-Point Source Grant for TMDL and Watersheds.

Education is the primary function of this site with links to "drought and climate" and "nitrates and phosphates in water supplies".

Contains many Montana maps of various categories including but not limited to "land use", "transportation", "population", "vegetation", "demographics", and "water", to name a few.

Contains information on the Montana State Water Revolving Fund loans for wastewater, and information on loan interest rates and terms. Additionally, it provides information on House Bill 223 that deals with grants and loans for communities developing watershed plans.

Provides links to many DOI agencies including The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), The National Park Service (NPS), The United States Geological Service (USGS), The United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and several others.

Contains home buying tips and categories of information pertinent to home purchases. Indirectly related to assessments and property values. Not directly related to wastewater or sewer. Site has links to granting agencies and applications for most federal grant making agencies {www.grant.gov}.

Contains links to the Economic Development Administration (EDA), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and provides general information on public works projects.

Contains links to wastewater projects and effluent guidelines, pollutant permits, publicly owned treatment facility permits, standards and methods of treatment of wastewater, and wastewater treatment systems.

Contains information on rural and community development solid and wastewater management programs, as well as grants and loans in areas of fewer than 10,000 people. Also has information on The Rural Development Revolving Fund program for wastewater projects.

Information about Bigfork and the surrounding community, and includes numerous links.

Information about issues of water quality in Flathead Lake, and related matters affecting the general quality of life on Flathead Lake and in the surrounding area. Also contained a link to the "real time" lake level at the monitoring station in Polson…as well as other many other links.

Link to the Bigfork newspaper, The Bigfork Eagle.

Link to The Daily Interlake newspaper.

Link to the Helena Independent Record newspaper.

Find out who is representing whom in Montana.

See what is available at the state level in Montana.

A site for climate science and commentary. Research, processes, studies, and perspectives are offered. Points and counterpoints are carried allowing the interested reader to come to their own conclusions.

The University of Montana Biological Station at Yellow Bay, Flathead Lake, Montana (FLBS). Founded in 1899, the Flathead Lake Biological Station (FLBS) was called the Sentinel of the Lake. Today, it performs vital studies, trains biologists from around the world, and monitors the health of the lake, to name just a few of the many missions it has.

Focus for this weblink is the county planning policy, maps, and the density guidance for community growth areas.

The Bigfork Steering Committee is a non-profit, diverse assembly of community members who represent all neighborhoods within the Bigfork Land Use District. The Committee is dedicated exclusively to enhancing the beauty and uniqueness of Bigfork and it’s surroundings, specifically assisting in its orderly growth and economic development. In order to preserve the village atmosphere and small community environment, as well as improve the quality of life and general welfare of the community, this Committee is dedicated to orderly and planned growth. The purpose is to provide a public platform for input and information to achieve these purposes.