Community Development Board

Meetings
  • 3:00 pm
  • First Tuesday of every month
  • Sixth floor, (Miller Building) 2825 3rd Avenue North 
  • 9 members, 4-year term
Agendas & Minutes
Agendas are available prior to the meetings.
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Minutes are available following approval.
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If you are interested in applying for the Community Development Board you can download an application.

To view the Low Income Area Map click here https://www.ci.billings.mt.us/DocumentCenter/View/40020/2015-HUD--Task-Force---Low-Income-Area-Map
 
For more information, please visit the Community Development website at www.ci.billings.mt.us/comdev or call (406) 657-8281.

Members

Laura Gittings-Carlson- At Large


First term expires 12/31/22
125 White Circle
Billings MT  59105


James Corson - Low-Mod Area

Second term expires 12/31/23*
410 15th Street West #8
Billings MT  59102
  


Shane Noble- Low-Mod Area

First term expires 12/31/23
429 N. 33rd #413
Billings MT  59101
   


Bret Rutherford - At Large


Second term expires 12/31/22*
4549 Pine Cove Road
Billings MT  59106
 


Katrina Kruger - Low-Mod Area

 
Second term expires 12/31/22*
923 Avenue D
Billings MT  59101

Jessica Schmidt - Low-Mod Area

 
Term expires 12/31/22
615 North 14th Street
Billings MT  59101  
        


Rebecca Noell - At Large


First term expires 12/31/20
1109 Lewis Avenue
Billings MT  59102
   

Joe Stockburger - Low-Mod Area

First term Expires 12/31/21
414 S. 33rd Street
Billings MT  59101

Hannah Olson -  Low-Mod Area


Term expires 12/31/22
46 Monroe Street
Billings MT  59101
  
*Cannot be reappointed when term expires


Overview
Article 9-201-204
There is hereby created a Community Development Board. The Community Development Board shall be composed of nine members who will possess the qualification for office required for the office of Mayor and shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the Council. Six members shall be appointed from lower-income neighborhoods of the City as defined by federal regulations for the Community Development Block Grant Program and three additional members from the community at large.

The Community Development Board shall serve in an advisory capacity to the City Council for the purpose of providing citizen input to the policy decisions of the City Council. The primary responsibilities of the board are to review existing and proposed City policies and to review City department activities to ensure the City policies are being implemented and carried out and further, to report any shortcomings and make recommendations to the City Council in the area of community development.