The Wolf Point School Board approved building projects at various sites during its monthly meeting held on Monday, Oct. 13. Projects approved included re-roofing the administration building for $49,523 and replacing the back door at the administration building for $8,045. In addition, four security cameras were approved at the high school in the total amount of $12,114. Improvements at

Roosevelt County commissioners agreed to extend a memorandum of understanding with the City of Wolf Point regarding the clean up of abandoned tax deeded properties in Wolf Point. Dates for the MOU now run from Nov. 1, 2025, to Oct. 31, 2026. Parts of the MOU include: • The city and county agree to jointly clean up lots identified as tax delinquent properties when the county accepts tax

As the weather cools in eastern Montana, the days are nearing their end for making improvements on Wolf Point’s streets. Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak was pleased with the progress made during the summer months. “We did as much as the budget can handle,” Dschaak said. “We did a lot this year as far as overlays.” Dschaak said a sewer project is scheduled to begin on Monday, Oct.

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 148 calls during Oct. 13-20. The calls included the following: Oct. 13 Deputies assisted Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice at Poplar tribal housing for a report of disorderly conduct involving two males. The argument wasn’t physical, and the individuals were told to separate. Deputy/coroner assisted FPTDLJ with a report