Health Services: Women, Infants & Children

WIC Retail Vendors

Albertson's (Eastgate)
1003 E. Broadway
549-2351

Albertson's (Trempers)
2205 Oxford Street
549-5105

Albertson's (N. Reserve)
2230 N. Reserve
728-1116

Albertson's (Russell)
3800 Russell
549-1547

Pattee Creek Market
704 SW Higgins
543-8143

Clinton Market
20331 E. Mullan Road
825-9920

Wal-Mart Super Center
3555 Mullan Road
829-8489

Southside Wal-Mart Super Center
400 Highway 93 South
251-6060

Lolo Harvest Foods
Lolo
273-6661

Orange Street Food Farm
701 S Orange Street
543-3188

Rosauers
2350 S Reserve Street
721-5430

Safeway
610 W. Broadway
549-5429

Safeway
3801 S. Reserve Street
251-3311

Cory's Valley Market
Seeley Lake
677-2121

Front Street Market
Drummond
288-3571

The following are qualifications for becoming a Montana WIC retailer:

The business must be licensed with the State of Montana.
The business must have a permanent location; i.e., no stores on wheels.
The business must stock and maintain appropriate quantities and varieties of WIC authorized foods.
The business must be accessible to WIC participants/guardians or proxies.
The business or its owners must not have been disqualified from the Food Stamp Program.
The business has provided assurance of compliance with the requirements of 7 CFR Part 3017 regarding non-procurement, debarment /suspension.
The retailer has on the shelf and in stock the minimum variety of WIC eligible food items with prices plainly marked on the product or shelf.
The retailer has no previous conviction of a business-related felony or first-degree misdemeanor in a year, including any criminal conviction for a program violations by any current employees or owners, officers, directors or partners whose duties include handling WIC checks.
The retailer has no history of serious WIC non-compliance during a two (2) year period immediately prior to the date of application.

Disqualification from WIC for 2 or more years as a result of the action of the retailer, one of its employees, or owners, officers, directors or partners;
Termination of a previous WIC agreement with an outstanding reimbursement or sanction points assigned; or
Failure to take requested action thirty (30) days after notification by certified mail, failure to provide requested data or records, failure to allow monitoring of the retailer, or failure to attend the required training.
The retailer has no history of serious Food Stamp Program (FSP) non-compliance during a two (2) year period immediately prior to the date of application.

If you have any questions, comments or concerns about the retail vendors or retailer qualifications, please contact:

Arwyn Welander, Local Agency Retail Coordinator

Missoula WIC Program
Phone: (406) 258-4827
Fax: (406) 258-4906

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