The Bonner-Milltown Community Council is scheduled to meet on Oct. 12, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the Missoula County CivicClerk portal. The agenda lists a data center emergency zoning study as a discussion item, among other community business.
The item matters to residents because Missoula County staff are drafting zoning rules for data centers under a one-year moratorium currently in effect, according to the agenda. The document states that public presentations on the study are planned for early November, giving residents a forthcoming opportunity to review proposed rules governing where and how data centers could be sited in the area.
The same agenda also includes a community health item: the CASPER household survey, which according to the posted agenda runs from Tuesday, Oct. 13 through Saturday, Oct. 17, and for which volunteers aged 18 and older are still being sought.
- Meeting: Bonner-Milltown Community Council, Missoula County
- Date: Oct. 12, 2026
- Agenda item: Data center emergency zoning study, drafted by staff under a one-year moratorium
- Public presentations on the zoning study planned for early November, per the agenda
- CASPER household survey runs Oct. 13–17; volunteers 18+ still needed, according to the agenda
According to the published agenda, the zoning study remains in the staff drafting phase under the moratorium, with no final rules presented as of the Oct. 12 meeting. The agenda indicates that public presentations on the study’s findings are scheduled for early November, though a specific date was not listed in the posted materials.
Residents can attend the Oct. 12 Bonner-Milltown Community Council meeting in person to hear updates on the zoning study and other agenda items. Those interested in the CASPER household survey can volunteer directly, as described in the agenda. Further opportunities for public comment on the data center zoning study are expected at the early November presentations referenced in the agenda.
Official source: the published record