Senator Jon Tester

The Law Enforcement Department is a full-service public safety agency that works under the government of the city of Butte, Mont. It prevents crime, protects residents lives and property, preserves peace and order and safeguards citizens rights. The department undertakes various criminal cases and works with other state, local and federal agencies to ensure public safety and exchange of information between law enforcement officers and the public. The Law Enforcement Department maintains a communications center that dispatches calls for law enforcement, fire and emergency medical services. It operates a jail that provides a secure and humane confinement facility to convicted and pretrial prisoners.

The Community Development Department of Butte-Silver Bow is dedicated to fostering economic and community growth within the city and county. Its mission includes promoting, growing, and preserving local assets while addressing pressing community needs through grant applications and program implementation. This department oversees several key initiatives, including three Tax Increment Financing Development Districts and the Business Development Center. It plays a vital role in urban revitalization and industrial development, ensuring sustainable progress for the Butte-Silver Bow area. Generated from the website

Butte, Montana, known as "Butte America" and "The Richest Hill on Earth," boasts a rich history as a former mining camp that became the leading supplier of copper in the United States during the 1860s. Its diverse cultural heritage is reflected in the numerous immigrant communities that have contributed to its vibrant identity, making it a unique destination in Southwest Montana. The city features the largest National Historic District, offering a blend of historical significance, recreational opportunities, fine dining, and a thriving small-business district. Butte's welcoming atmosphere and community spirit are well encapsulated in the fond remarks of notable figures like President Theodore Roosevelt and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, attesting to its charm and character. Generated from the website