Adam Hertz

The MRA is working to complete a number of priorities, including the completion of water mains and sidewalks.

Missoula Republican Adam Hertz was sworn in along with all the other state house members on Monday, and jokingly added that 'now, I'm ready to be sworn at!"

It was a long night for House District 96 candidate Adam Hertz when initial numbers favored his opponent, the incumbent, Andrew Person.

Former Missoula City Councilman Adam Hertz has thrown his hat in the ring for higher office. He is running for Montana House District 96 on the Republican ticket.

The Missoula City Council Committee of the Whole met Wednesday afternoon and heard updates on two major projects, the Mountain Water lawsuit and the Hotel Fox proposal.

Ward Two City Councilor Adam Hertz said on Sunday that Mayor John Engen and the Missoula City Council bear the responsibility for increased taxes or eventual higher rates once the Mountain Water lawsuit is decided.

On Wednesday, April 23, Missoula Mayor John Engen revealed his proposed budget for the city. The plan involves a 3.92 percent tax increase and a new tax district to fund police, firefighters and the courts, but not everyone is pleased with the plan.

At a Missoula City Council meeting on Wednesday, February 12, council members and the public heard about the financial numbers involved in the purchase of the Mountain Water Company.

The Missoula Institute for Sustainable Transportation (MIST) has joined with the Riverfront Neighborhood Council to propose changes to both 5th and 6th Streets that would reduce traffic from two one-way lanes to a single lane, with the addition of a wide bicycle lane.

The final count...961 votes for Adam Hertz, 956 for Pam Walzer. After a recount that lasted well over 3 hours, administered by all three Missoula County Commissioners, the City-County Elections Supervisor Vicki Zeier, and Missoula County Attorney Fred Van Valkenburg, Adam Hertz was officially declared the winner in the race for Ward 2.