Already in 2022, we have 5 confirmed cases of animal rabies. It is important to remember to treat all bite situations as possible rabies exposures. If you have been bitten by an animal or had an encounter with a bat, please contact your local public health department to see if you need shots to prevent rabies. Learn more about rabies here: https://dphhs.mt.gov/publichealth/cdepi/diseases/rabies.
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Governor Greg Gianforte visited three counties as part of his annual statewide tour on April 17. He honored veterans like Specialist Kenneth Maynard and met with small businesses and first responders while highlighting legislative support measures.
Governor Greg Gianforte held a roundtable at Montana Tech focusing on critical minerals’ role in national security and job creation. Industry leaders discussed how boosting local mining can reduce reliance on foreign sources.
Governor Greg Gianforte has started his sixth annual tour visiting all 56 counties of Montana. The tour recognizes manufacturers, veterans like Corporal Lyndsay Alt and Sergeant Montana Mansfield-Reynolds, small businesses such as Marks-Miller Post & Pole and Frecker’s Saddlery as well as companies like R.L. Winston Rod Company.
