The Bonner-Milltown Community Council is scheduled to meet on Oct. 12, 2026, in Missoula County, according to the published agenda, which includes an update on a data center emergency zoning study currently being drafted by county staff.
The agenda states the study is being prepared under the county’s one-year moratorium on data center development, with public presentations planned for early November, according to the published agenda.
Why it matters to residents: the agenda indicates county staff are actively working on zoning rules that would govern where and how data centers can be built in Missoula County once the moratorium period ends. The same meeting agenda also addresses the CASPER household survey, which according to the published agenda runs Tuesday, Oct. 13 through Saturday, Oct. 17, with volunteers 18 and older still needed.
- Meeting date: Oct. 12, 2026
- Location: Missoula County (Bonner-Milltown Community Council)
- Topic: Data center emergency zoning study update, per county moratorium
- Study status: Currently being drafted by county staff, according to the agenda
- Public presentations: Planned for early November, according to the agenda
- Related item: CASPER household survey runs Oct. 13–17, seeking volunteers 18 and older
What happens next: According to the published agenda, the Bonner-Milltown Community Council is scheduled to discuss the zoning study update at its Oct. 12 meeting. County staff are continuing to draft the study, with public presentations on the matter planned for early November, according to the agenda.
Residents seeking to engage with this process can attend the Oct. 12 Bonner-Milltown Community Council meeting. Details on the meeting and related documents are available through the Missoula County CivicClerk portal.
Official source: the published record