Important Notices
Easter egg event! Sat. April 3rd @ 11 am Stockman Bank in Manhattan !
Stockman Bank will have 4 lanes open for pickup of prebagged eggs. Taylor Park will be open for egg recycling, prize pickup, water, soda, and juice. For more information contact Jim 406-284-6641.
Manhattan Water Reclamation Facility Design
Manhattan Growth Policy Update
Tell us what you think, respond to questionnaires, learn about the Growth Policy, and sign-up for events. Stay engaged and spread the word about this project with your family, friends, and neighbors.
Please do not use salt as ice melt on the new handicap approaches on the sidewalks. The concrete can take 2-3 years to cure and salt will damage them. Please use a salt free ice melt if you can. Safe Step Sure Paws is one type that will not damage the concrete.
(406)548-0123 covid-19 call center- gallatin county health department
callcenter@readygallatin.com
State call Center for EMPLOYERS to determine what is ESSENTIAL:
1-800-755-6672
Manhattan Businesses Struggling during the Covid-19 Closures
Any local businesses struggling during this economic crisis, please reach out to the Northern Rocky Mountain Economic Development District for guidance! This organization is a private, non-profit corporation created to support economic development in Gallatin and Park Counties. Please click the link below:)
Manhattan Disaster Emergency Service Committee
If you are in need of food or/and supplies during this time, please reach out! there are many people in the community wanting to help:)
please contact betsy mancuso @ 284-4240
Manhattan Outreach
an Effort to Assist the Eldery due to Coronavirus
Please reach out if YOU or an elderly neighbor, friend, or relative, needs help due to the barriers associated with the Coronavirus
(Covid-19). We can help with things such as: GROCERY SHOPPING, RUNNING ERRANDS, OR ANY OTHER TASKS that one might need help with due to CDC recommended restrictions.
CONTACT: CHARLI CHAPMAN 509-989-7322
MANHATTANOUTREACH@GMAIL.COM
HELP CONSERVE WATER!
Manhattan is growing at a rapid rate and using more water than ever! Data indicates that we have reached our predicted 20 year high consumption rate in 2017, a rate that was predicted for 2032. This is clearly a problem and should be seriously considered to ensure a promising future. Please help our environment by conserving as much water as possible! Here are some tips to help Manhattan achieve this goal:
Save Water this Summer: Full Article
1. Water your yard in the morning or evening.
Here is our watering ordinance:
WATERING RULES (9-3-8)
Even numbered addresses water on even numbered days. Odd numbered addresses water on odd numbered days. Everyone can water on the 31st. Please no watering between 12 am-4 am or 12 pm-4 pm.
2. Check for leaks with the toilet test.
(Please see full article link above:)
3. Shorten your shower.
4. Use the dishwasher.
5. Cover the pool.
6. Go to the car wash.
7. Get a rain barrel.
Thank you for all your efforts!!!
MANHATTAN LICENSE PLATE
"My heart is in Montana." This plate will help support parks, recreation, educational resources, and safety for the community of Manhattan, MT, the Heart of the Gallatin Valley.
The plates are currently in stock at the DMV!
Announcements
The Manhattan City-County Planning Board is seeking two candidates to serve on the Board! The two candidates must be Gallatin County representatives who reside outside of Manhattan Town limits within a 4.5 mile radius. Planning Board members are very valuable to our community and meet monthly at the Manhattan Town Hall. If you are interested please apply through Gallatin County and contact them at 406-582-3000 or commission@gallatin.mt.gov to get an application. You can also reach out to us for guidance or if you have any questions:)
Bring your expired or unused prescription/otc medications to be properly disposed of at the Manhattan Police Department (pills only)!
Upcoming Events
Go to Calendar
Mayor- Office Hours
Mayor Glen Clements will not have office hours during the COVID-19 pandemic. Please call him at 539-8568 if you would like to speak to him.
Town of Manhattan Snow Plow Plan
In Manhattan, the Montana Department of Transportation is responsible for plowing and maintaining Broadway Street through town to North Fifth Street and out to Dry Creek Road as well as Main Street East and West.
Manhattan Public Works Department updated and made some changes to the town snow removal plan to address future needs. The plan consists of plowing Primary Routes essential to public safety and community services first. Then, as time allows, Secondary Streets East/West are plowed to connect with the major streets in and out of town, streets North and South are plowed next.
Public Works crews generally start the plowing operations when snow levels are 6” or more and as early as possible. If it is snowing in the evening, the crew can anticipate starting by 6 am the following day. Plowing may occur on the weekend if it is deemed a snow emergency with 10” or more of snow.
Click on the links below to view a map of the town of Manhattan and the 2018 Manhattan Snow Removal Plan.
Contact
P.O. Box 96
207 S. 6th St
Manhattan, MT 59741
Town Hall
Phone: 406.284.3235
Fax: 406.284.2090
townofmanhattan@gmail.com
Police Department
Phone: 406.284.6630
Fax: 406.284.6363
manpdmt@mpdmt.com
Fire Department
Phone: 406.284.6224
mhtnvfd@yahoo.com
Library
Phone: 406.284.3341
tdundas@mhstigers.org
Public Works Department
Phone: 406.284.3278