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New Billings Heights water board members pleased after visit to district office

New Billings Heights water board members pleased after visit to district office New Billings Heights water board members moving forward and last updated 2021-05-14 00:40:02-04 There is still some confusion about who is on the Billings Heights water district board. Five trustees - three who were recently elected and two appointees- say they re on the board. But the three who lost the election this spring say they re in until May 31. Five board members had enough for a quorum and held a meeting on Wednesday night after a sign on the door stated it was temporarily postponed. They asked why on Thursday and found out the postponement had to do with a temporary restraining order, granted by a Yellowstone County district court judge, that stated the district could not prevent the three elected and two appointed trustees from being on the board.

New Billings Heights water board members locked out of meeting, hold it anyway outside

New Billings Heights water board members locked out of meeting, hold it anyway outside Conflict continues over leadership of Billings Heights water board and last updated 2021-05-13 01:51:12-04 Yellowstone County District Court Judge Michael Moses stopped the Billings Heights water district Wednesday afternoon from preventing city and county appointees, along with newly elected and sworn-in board members, from taking their seats. Those five board members then met Wednesday night after the scheduled meeting was canceled. KTVQ The meeting was scheduled for 6 p.m., but a sign on the door stated it has been temporarily postponed and will be rescheduled.

Heights Water Board: Help or hindrance to development?

Heights Water Board: Help or hindrance to development? and last updated 2021-03-05 09:20:05-05 BILLINGS - After a relative obscure existence for more than six decades, the Heights Water District - the small government entity that runs the Heights Water system - finds itself in the headlines. From a $4 million overdue bill with the city of Billings, to revelations that the Water Board has never held an election, to new accusations that the board s policies and fees are stifling growth in the Heights. The more we ask and the more we talk with developers, investors and realtors, this frustration that the Heights Water District is impeding development in the Heights, said Jennifer Owen, chair of the Heights Task Force.