AdvocacyChamber Value Statement
The Chamber provides benefits and services that support, enhance and grow healthy businesses. We keep members informed and represent the collective voice of business. Healthy businesses add to our quality of life and the economy. A strong economy attracts economic development and future workforce. The Chamber works collaboratively to strengthen our community. |
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HB 43 - Expanding practice of tele-medicine
HB 79 - Revised definition of beer to include other fermented-style beverages HB 103 - Revise cooperative laws to provide for remote participation HB 112 - Require interscholastic athletes to participate under sex assigned at birth HB 113 - Provide for youth health protection (This bill was voted down on third reading) HB 121 - Require elected official approval of local health board and officer actions HB 134 - Allow zoning for duplex, triplex, and fourplex housing in certain municipalities HB 137 - Generally revise vaping and alternative nicotine products laws HB 148 - Revise property reappraisal cycle for class three and four property HB 157 - Generally revise alcohol laws for licensing, brewery shared space HB 205 - Provide tax credit for employers of volunteer first responders HB 226 - Generally revise alcohol laws to provide for curbside pickup HB 234 - Remove sunset on requirement that massage therapy businesses display licenses |
HB 252 - Non-refundable tax credit for employer-paid education of trade professions
HB 257 - Revise laws relating to government mandates and businesses HB 259 - Revise property and zoning laws HB 261 - Constitutional amendment for taxpayer protection act to limit tax types HB 265 - Phase out use of Styrofoam in food-related businesses HB 282 - Revise labor laws relating to the employment of minors HB 284 - Provide living wage HB 288 - Provide business property tax exemption during state of emergency or disaster HB 303 - Revise business equipment tax laws: Business Investment Grows (BIG) Jobs Act SB 91 - Require fiscal notes to include business impact SB 118 - Revise laws relating to false statements to employers and workers' compensation SB 142 - Increase the number of children who can be present in day-care homes SB 161 - Allow certain subdivisions to qualify for an expedited review |
Relaxed COVID-19 restrictions in Missoula ease hockey logistics
Businesses: Flavored tobacco ban will harm
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Request Advocacy SupportIf you have questions about a government policy/regulation or if there is an issue you feel the Chamber should be involved with through advocacy efforts or educating our membership, contact the Chamber's Director of Government Affairs, Clint Burson.
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2018-2019 Policy Guide |
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