Governor Gianforte Visits Each Of Montana's 56 Counties

Governor Greg Gianforte recently concluded his fourth annual 56 County Tour as governor. Since launching the tour in April, the governor has met with Montanans in each of the state’s 56 counties.

Gov. Gianforte traveled thousands of miles meeting with Montanans where they live and work, including small business owners, parents, students, teachers, veterans, leaders of Tribal Nations, law enforcement officers and first responders, health care professionals, tradesmen, entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders and volunteers, farmers, ranchers, and local leaders, among others.

“The best and most important part of my job is meeting with Montanans where they live and work,” Gov. Gianforte said. “It was great to be back on the road celebrating the impacts of our investments in education, boosting the workforce, and addressing the affordability crisis while learning about what more we can do to ensure all Montanans prosper.”

At the tour stops, the governor talked with Montanans about a wide range of issues important to them, including property tax relief, housing, jobs, the economy, the southern border crisis, crime, public safety, infrastructure, health care, value-added ag, forest management, tribal matters, and more.

Recap of Governor Gianforte’s 56 County Tour In Valley County:

Visited a worksite to recognize Dale Plumbing & Heating for their participation in the Montana Department of Labor & Industry Registered Apprenticeship Program, Glasgow.