Golden Valley County

Fallon County – Baker, located in Baker, MT, traces its roots back to the early 1900s when the Milwaukee Railroad opened Eastern Montana to settlement. Established in 1913, Fallon County has evolved over the years, with subsequent divisions leading to the formation of neighboring counties like Carter, Wibaux, and Prairie. It prides itself on a rich history that can be explored at the local chamber or the O’Fallon Museum. Fallon County envisions enhancing the quality of life for its residents by offering amenities, fostering sustainable growth, and diversifying the local economy to ensure resilience during economic challenges. The county's commitment to retaining its population while managing growth is reflected in its strategic approach to development and land usage. Visitors can immerse themselves in the county’s past and present by engaging with various county departments, such as the museum, fairgrounds, and public health services. Generated from the website content

Based in Sidney, Mont., Richland County Sheriff s Office is a county department, responsible for providing law enforcement services for Richland County, including the towns of Lambert, Savage and Crane. In addition to the state highways which run through Richland County, the department provides a full line of patrolling service over 1,200 miles of county roads. It serves and protects more than 9,500 residents living in 2,084 square miles across Richland County. Richland County is one of 56 counties in Montana.