City Projects

The City is taking an important first step to improve municipal water services in the Montague, Sleeping Giant and Green Acres area by conducting a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) to study a water extension. This report lays the groundwork for enhancing water infrastructure and ensures reliable service for current and future needs.

Downtown Alley Improvement Project

City of Livingston Launches 2025 Downtown Alley Improvement Project

The City of Livingston is preparing for the 2025 Downtown Alley Capital Improvement Project to upgrade critical infrastructure in the alley between Main Street and 2nd Street, from Callender Street to Geyser Street. Planned upgrades include replacing water and sewer mains, adding storm drains, repaving, installing new curbs, gutters, and sidewalks, and modernizing street lighting.

Survey now available! A public workshop will be held Thursday, November 14, 2024 at 815 N 13th St.

Zoning Code Update

Livingston Zoning Code Update Underway

The City of Livingston is teaming up with SCJ Alliance to enhance our city’s zoning code, guided by thoughtful recommendations from the Community Technical Advisory Program (CTAP) report. These updates will address key areas for improvement and align with new state requirements to increase housing accessibility, making it an important step toward better meeting the needs and aspirations of our community.

Parks Master Plan

The City of Livingston is excited to announce the kickoff of its Parks Master Plan, a forward-looking initiative designed to ensure our park system meets the needs of our growing community for the next decade and beyond. This comprehensive plan will serve as a critical tool in guiding future improvements and helping us create sustainable amenities that reflect the needs of Livingston.

Livingston Downtown Master Plan

About The Plan

Kicked off in late summer 2023, the City of Livingston’s Downtown Master Plan is a community-driven process aimed at creating a guiding and cohesive vision for the future of Downtown Livingston. As a step toward implementing the City of Livingston’s 2021 Growth Policy, the Downtown Master Plan will provide the community with strategies to promote high-quality development, economic vitality, and enhanced activities in the downtown area — preserving the historic charm Livingston is known for while encouraging responsible growth.

Community Wellness Center

On Tuesday April 2, the City Commission adopted Resolution 5128 which created the Livingston Recreation Facility District. This action followed the election on March 19 in which voters approved creation of the District to support the operations of the planned Wellness Center project.

Livingston Gateways Overlay Zone Map Amendment

A map of the proposed district can be found here.

The following addresses/ legal descriptions are for the forty-nine (49) commercially zoned parcels in the City of Livingston proposed to be included in the Gateway Overlay Zoning District:

Montana Silver Jackets - Interagency Floodplain Studies

As we approach the 2 year anniversary of the June 2022 flood event in Livingston, the City continues its efforts to improve our understanding of the river and how to more fully prepare for flood events.

Local Government Review Explained

On the upcoming June primary ballot, you will be asked if you want a local government review.

What's a local government review?

As part of the 1972 constitution, a local government review election is to be held by each city and county every 10 years. The review includes structure, form, and powers.

Green Acres & Montague Subdivision Sewer Main Extension Project

The City of Livingston annexed the Green Acres Subdivision in early 2020 in response to concerns with existing septic system density and discharge of partially treated sewage into the local soils and/or groundwater, TD&H was asked to develop an approach to assess potential impacts, evaluate improvement alternatives, and provide recommendations.

Click here for more project information.

WATER SERVICE LINE INVENTORY QUESTIONNAIRE

Water Service Line Questionnaire/ Inventory

The City of Livingston Public Works Department is working hard to ensure that all materials in the water system are known, inventoried, and up to modern standards. Although there is no lead in the water delivered to your home, particles of lead can enter your drinking water as it passes through lead service lines. While monitoring water quality is not new, we are asking city residents to help complete the questionnaire below, pursuant to the EPA's forthcoming Lead and Copper Rule Revisions, released in December 2020.

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Air Quality Monitoring

PurpleAir sensors are used by a wide variety of individuals and groups, from local governments, school districts, and universities to industrial and commercial organizations to home enthusiasts and concerned citizens. The City has a few of the PurpleAir brand air quality outdoor sensors and one indoor sensor that provides real-time air quality index, pollutants, and even local pollen count.

Click here to be redirected to the PurpleAir map.

Veteran Registration

The City is working on a project to identify all interred veterans in Mountain View Cemetery outside of the WWII area and needs your help! The City does not have a comprehensive list of all veterans as some of the information was not collected at the time of internment, or did not convert to the new software correctly. We would like to identify each veteran regardless of how long they served, so we can honor them every Memorial Day with a flag placement.

Add your veteran to our list here!

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