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Missoula County Department of Public Works - Road
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Department of Public Works - Road


Missoula County has approximately 1500 miles of public roadway. The County Road Department is responsible for maintenance activities on approximately 565 miles of road which have been accepted for maintenance. Of the 565 miles, approximately 325 miles are paved and 240 miles are gravel.

Road maintenance activities include, but are not limited to road repair, cleaning, snow removal, right-of-way maintenance, paving, graveling, and grading. The Department also has maintenance responsibility for approximately 100 sumps and over 900 culverts within the County right of way. The Department operates and maintains one portable rock crusher which is used to produce the aggregate materials needed for road maintenance.

The department employs 34 operators and mechanics. The main office is in Missoula (west of the airport) with one satellite shop located in Seeley Lake.

Maclay Bridge Information

Icon indicating a NEW item on the page.  BCC Update - December 2011 (pdf)        

Maclay Bridge Preliminary Planning Schedule

Maclay Bridge Project FAQs

Reporting Road Maintenance Problems

Road maintenance problems can be reported to the Department by calling 258-4824 or 258-4851 or by email. Please include your name and a telephone number where you can be reached as well as a complete description of the problem.

Street Sweeping

Sweeping for 2011 has been completed. The completed schedule can be seen here.

Mowing Schedule

Mowing for 2011 has been completed. The completed schedule can be seen here.

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Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM.

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Coordinated through 9-1-1, 24 hours a day.