The Agenda with the Missoula County Commissioners
The Missoula County commissioners host the "The Agenda" podcast, which aims to help county residents better understand how local government works and how it affects their lives. In each episode, the commissioners sit down with fellow staff, elected officials and community partners to discuss public sector projects and trending topics.
The Communications Division at Missoula County produces "The Agenda" with support from Missoula Community Access Television (MCAT). If you have something you’d like to add to the conversation, email communications@missoulacounty.us.
Podcasting since 2021 • 118 episodes
The Agenda with the Missoula County Commissioners
Latest Episodes
Enriching Community with the Missoula Public Library
The Missoula Public Library and its rural branches are more than just places to check out books, and the proof is in the numbers. In 2025, 23,000 people attended programs at the main l...
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Agenda Archive: The Infamous Reserve Street – Part II
The Agenda is on a hiatus this month, so we’re inviting you to check out some of our most popular episodes in recent years. This is the next installment of “The Infamous Reserve Street,” which aired in January 2024 and feat...
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Agenda Archive: The Infamous Reserve Street – Part I
The Agenda is on a hiatus this month, so we’re inviting you to check out some of our most popular episodes in recent years. First up is “The Infamous Reserve Street,” which aired in January 2024 and features planning manage...
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Pigs, Pies and Pastures: Extension Agents Can Help
Are you interested in hobby farming but don't know where to start? Maybe you know a kid in your life who wants to get into robotics or animal husbandry? Missoula County extension agents can help you get connected and grow your skills!Ext...
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Give a Day for Democracy: Become an Election Judge in Missoula County
2026 is a federal election year, and thousands of voters will cast their ballots by mail or at polling places across Missoula County for both the June primary and November general election. It takes more than 600 people to run these elections, ...
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