Helena, Mont. – Governor Steve Bullock announced several new proposals to incentivize the creation of more good paying jobs for Montanans. The Governor discussed the key components of the proposals at Montana businesses in Great Falls (Anderson Steel) and Bozeman (Simms Fishing). Tomorrow...

Business and education leaders today joined Governor Steve Bullock as they discussed their goals and objectives for the upcoming trade mission to Taiwan and South Korea.

Governor Steve Bullock today welcomed more than 300 business, education, and workforce development professionals, as he kicked-off his Main Street Montana Project’s workforce development summit. 

Governor Steve Bullock today celebrated the completion of Hillview Apartments in Havre at a grand opening event. In 2013, the Hillview Apartment rehabilitation project was awarded $625,000 of low-income housing tax credits through the Montana Board of Housing.

Governor Steve Bullock and Montana Department of Commerce Director Meg O’Leary announced the first round of tourism grants under a new program it launched July 1, 2015.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock today announced that he will lead a seven-day trade mission to Taiwan and South Korea in the fall of 2015.

Governor Steve Bullock today announced the launch of the Main Street Montana Project Peer-to-Peer Symposium series to be held across the state for business owners and investors to exchange ideas and learn from other industry professionals.

Governor Steve Bullock and Montana Department of Commerce Director Meg O’Leary today announced the award of $281,519 in Big Sky Film grants to support the production of 21 new film and multimedia projects taking place in Montana.

Governor Steve Bullock and Montana Department of Commerce Director Meg O’Leary today announced the award of $367,500 in grants to fund business expansion projects for two growing Missoula area businesses.

Governor Steve Bullock and Montana Department of Commerce Director Meg O’Leary today announced the recent award of $698,091 in grants to eight research projects in Missoula, Billings, Bozeman and Belgrade.