Everyone has a part to play. Let's be kind, respect others, and work together for a safer Missoula.
Our vibrant mountain town is slowly opening its doors as we move through a phased approach to Reopening Big Sky Country. Missoula is ready, and we’re committed to getting this right.
We did an incredible job working together to flatten the curve at the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak in spring, and we don’t want that hard work to go to waste. That’s why it is our top priority to make sure Missoula remains open responsibly, and that we continue to protect the health of our residents and visitors.
That’s where Smart. Safe. Ready. comes in—our ongoing campaign to spread best practices and safety guidelines throughout Missoula, and encourage local businesses, organizations and individuals to join us. How can you help? Just follow these simple, yet effective guidelines:
Not too bad, right? Just keep these safety guidelines in mind as you navigate our city’s re-opened businesses and public spaces. These guidelines are simple, but they will have a lasting impact as we reopen and re explore.
Missoula is ready. So pitch in, be smart, and stay kind. We got this, Missoula.
Directve on Group Size and Capacity
Governor has Declared a State of Emergency, Read Declaration
Directive on Implementing and Establishing Phase 2 of Reopening, Read Directive
Reopening Montana Phase 2, Read Plan
Directive on mandatory use of face coverings, Read Directive
Guidelines for Visiting these Montana Communities May Differ from the State's Phased Reopening.
Missoula City and County Guidelines
People at higher risk of getting sick should follow Montana Department of Public Health recommendations to protect themselves.
Find more information and safety guidelines for visiting Missoula here.
Some group gatherings have been postponed, and some communities may have more specific health guidelines. Travelers planning a visit should call their hotel and local visitors bureau for information specific to their locations.
Here in Missoula we want to ensure our visitors come healthy, and leave healthy. If you are feeling sick, please press pause on your travel plans and visit Missoula when you are feeling better. We aren’t going anywhere.
If you begin to feel sick while in Missoula or believe you have been directly exposed to COVID-19, get tested by making an appointment or locating a drive-up testing site.
Missoula Public Health Testing Center & Mobile Testing
If you need medical care, visit one of Missoula’s many walk-in clinics.
People at higher risk of getting sick should follow Montana Department of Public Health recommendations to protect themselves.
Find more information and safety guidelines for visiting Missoula here.
Some group gatherings have been postponed, and some communities may have more specific health guidelines. Travelers planning a visit should call their hotel and local visitors bureau for information specific to their locations.
This is more than a Montana mountain town with great food and a lot of rivers—this is a place of community, nature, opportunity, and a deep appreciation for all things local. While we practice physical social distancing, we are also coming together in more ways than one. Whether you are a local yourself, or simply in the area at the moment, you're probably wondering about the best ways to enjoy our incredible town and support local business while staying safe and responsible.
Utilize the resources available to maintain a business that is safe, clean and welcoming to the residents and visitors of Missoula.
Help us create a Safer Missoula for all by using the tools on our Safer for Businesses page, including posters, social media kits and more.
Request these items from the "Safer for Missoula Toolkit."
For statewide business resources, check out the Montana Aware campaign.
In addition to checking the status of COVID-19 and public safety guidelines before visiting, we also encourage folks to stay up to date on fire and smoke conditions in Montana. Check current conditions and learn about precautions you can take to prevent wildfires on Montana’s Official State Website.
Part of keeping out community clean is keeping our trails clean. If you pack it in, pack it out. Always stay on designated trails except to let people pass while maintaining 6 feet of distance.
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