Find your ward
City Council seats are by ward. Use the city’s ward map to see who represents your neighborhood.
Open the ward mapCity of Missoula
How city government works.
Missoula sits at the Clark Fork, with the University of Montana nearby and a working small-business core. Inside city limits, the mayor and City Council set local taxes, zoning, public safety, and city services.
City Hall
Mayor and City Council
Missoula uses a mayor–council form of government. The mayor is elected citywide. The council has twelve members: six wards, two representatives each. Council members must live in the ward they represent.
Meet the council
See current members, ward assignments, and how to email one councilor or the whole body.
City Council directoryThe mayor
The mayor is the city’s chief executive. The city’s website lists the current mayor and how to get in touch.
Mayor’s officeWatch and speak
City Council meetings
Council meets the first four Mondays of each month at 6:00 p.m. in City Council Chambers, 140 W. Pine St. You can attend in person or online. We list upcoming council meetings on our events calendar.
See meetings on our calendar Official city meeting calendar Agendas, minutes, and webcasts
Get a hearing
Contact city government
Comments to the council are public records. For a specific ward, use the council directory. To reach everyone at once, use the form or the shared voicemail.
435 Ryman St.
Missoula City Hall · Missoula, MT 59802
Get directions(406) 552-6012
Voicemail for the entire City Council
Call the councilEmail the council
Send a message to all twelve members at once.
Open the contact formShow up locally
Meetings, precinct work, and volunteer shifts are how neighbors get a hearing at City Hall.