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Montana Housing Authority Prepares Low-Income Units for Winter

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The Missoula Housing Authority, which manages 1,064 low-income units, is preparing for winter weather in Montana. Maintenance administrators are planning and securing contracts for necessary winter services, while technicians are educating residents on safety measures like shutting windows and using ice melt.

From nbcmontana.com

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The preparation involves securing contracts for essential services such as de-icing and plowing, which are critical for maintaining safety and accessibility in low-income housing areas. The Department of Transportation is responsible for running the majority of plow trucks on Montana roadways.

From nbcmontana.com

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  • MontanaJurisdiction where the housing authority operates and winter services are planned
  • Missoula CountyCounty within Montana where the housing authority operates

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