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1		BUTTE, MT
2		POLSON, MT
3		TROY, MT
4		BILLINGS, MT
5		SHERIDAN, MT
6		WHITEFISH, MT
7		GREAT FALLS, MT
8		KALISPELL, MT
9		CONNER, MT
10		THREE FORKS, MT
11		Browning, MT
12		BIGFORK, MT
13		DEER LODGE, MT

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The older American act intends that the on aging shall be the leader relative to all aging issuers on behalf of all older persons in the planning and service . This means that the shall proactively carry out, under the leadership and direction of the state , a wide range of functions related to advocacy, planning, coordination, inter- linkages, information sharing, brokering, monitoring and evolution, designed to lead to the development or enhancement of comprehensive and coordinated community based systems in, or serving, each community in the planning and service . These systems shall be designed to assist older person in leading independent, meaningful and dignified lives in their own homes and communities as long as possible.

PROVIDES PRIMARY SERVICES TO MONTANA AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, WHICH IS STAFFED IN A LARGE PART BY VOLUNTEERS.

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PROVIDE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES IN A RURAL AREA INCLUDING FROM SCENE TO HOSPITAL, FROM HOSPITAL TO HOSPITAL, AND LIFE FLIGHT ASSISTANCE.

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE ASSOCIATION IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS, MAINTENANCE SERVICES OF THE RESORT COMMON AREAS, UPKEEP OF INFORMATIONAL AND DIRECTIONAL SIGNS WITHIN THE RESORT AREA AND FUND VILLAGE IMPROVEMENTS.

EDUCATE AND TRAIN CITIZENS IN THE SAFE AND EFFICIENT HANDLING OF RECREATIONAL FIREARMS. TO PROMOTE SOCIAL WELFARE AND PUBLIC SAFETY, LAW AND ORDER AND THE OWNERSHIP AND USE OF CITIZENS OF GOOD REPUTE. TO FOSTER AND PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF AMATEUR COMPETITIONS ALONG WITH FIREARMS SAFETY AND MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING. PROVIDE A GATHERING PLACE FOR PEOPLE TO ENJOY RECREATIONAL AND A PLACE FOR THE SPORTSMEN AND WOMEN TO SIGHT IN THEIR RECREATIONAL FIREARMS. TO SERVE LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND NATIONAL DEFENSE GROUPS BY PROVIDING A VENUE FOR FIREARMS TRAINING AND REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS TESTS, AND TO LEND SUPPORT TO AND ASSIST IN PROMOTING HUNTER EDUCATION.

LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT

DARBY FIRE DEPARTMENT

The exists to show our love and support of Law Enforcement Agencies in Montana. The will promote and develop communication and understanding between the community and Law Enforcement and educate the public and state and local leaders about ways in which they can support Law Enforcement. The will also provide grants to local law enforcement agencies to provide for programs or special equipment that may not be available through the standard governmental funding process.

is an Indigenous founded and led 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focusing on translational strengths such as improved community economics, adaptation to a changing climate, promotion and disease reduction, through bench science and the reclamation and integration of traditional cultural lifeways, while expanding our connection to the land and its biosystems.

HELP PROVIDE LOCAL AND AMBULANCE VOLUNTEERS WITH THE TRAINING AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT THEY NEED.

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