This website provides general information about the City of Havre and offers contact information for more detail.
Come join us for the first Greater Havre Area Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan public meeting Thursday, November 20th, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM in the Havre City Hall Council Chambers. If you would like further information on our SS4A project or if you are unable to attend in person but would like to participate virtually, please visit our webpage. On our webpage, you can find our survey, which includes an interactive map, where you can share your experiences, ideas, and concerns regarding roadway safety as a driver, bicyclist, or pedestrian.
To Visit the Greater Havre Area Safe Streets for All Webpage, take the survey or leave a comment, please CLICK HERE
To read the Greater Havre Area Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan Technical Proposal, please CLICK HERE
🎉Woohoo! 🎉We are proud to share our 200-day milestone!
The Lead Service Line Replacement Project construction component has been completed with 94 service lines fully replaced, resulting in our public water supply system being more ready to meet 2027 EPA LCRR guidelines.
The Highland Park Water Main Replacement Project construction is now above 90% with the construction work completion in sight.
Highland Park Water Main Replacement Project
🚨Construction Update🚨
14th Street West between Boulevard and Washington Avenues will be closed for water main looping from Wednesday, October 29th through November 5th. This looping will allow for safe connection and system flexibility during the tie-in of the water mains for Boulevard and Lincoln Avenues intersecting with 13th Street West. Expect those intersections to be closed while work is actively being done for excavation.
🌟Friendly reminder🌟 If your household is on temporary water for this project, allow at least one faucet to flow water at night to prevent the temporary service line from freezing. With the colder night time temperatures and these temp lines being above ground, there is little to no insulation to prevent them from freezing.
Excavation and installation for water main, service lines, and hydrants is ongoing on Cleveland Avenue between 10th and 13th Streets West. Please detour around the work zones for your safety as this work continues. Grant Avenue and portions of 12th Street West are being prepared for asphalt patching as weather allows. Please refrain from driving over exposed edges of existing asphalt.
Thank you for your cooperation and cautious navigation throughout this project to keep our community safe!
Lead Service Line Project Update
🚨Thank you, Havre, for your patience and cooperation during the Lead Service Line Replacement Project!🚨
This community undertaking has resulted in the disconnection and replacement of 94 service lines from the public water supply system. This puts our community in a good position with the upcoming final EPA LCRR 2027 Service Line Inventory with those replacements, a comprehensive verification of 64 service lines, and more importantly, a community water system without lead connections present!
For additional information on the Havre Water Distribution/Lead Line Replacement Project - Click Here
For more information on CODERED - Click Here
Now that we’re living together, shouldn’t we make it legal?
Yes, you must have a license for your dog.
The law requires:
~ Vaccinate your dog against rabies
~ Leash your dog in public places
~ Attach license to your dog’s collar
Buy your license today!
You must bring a certificate of rabies vaccination from your vet. We ask all licenses be done by March 1st.
Cost: $10.00 Neutered $25.00 Non-neutered
You can now pay your water bill online, follow the button below
or Download and print the ACH Authorization form to have your utility bill
automatically deducted from your bank account.
Health Advisory lifted October 11, 2024 - Click Here
For Information Regarding The Urban Deer Hunt - Click Here
Havre is the County Seat of Hill County and Montana’s eighth largest city, with a population of 9,310.
We are located approximately 45 miles south of the Canadian border, in the center of Montana’s “Hi-line”.
The City operates under the Mayor-Council form of government, which is a City Council comprised of eight representatives elected by ward and the Mayor elected at large.
Council meetings are the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers located at 520 4th St. Look for our agenda on this website.
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May 15 - September 30
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Winter Hours
October 1 - May 14
8:00am - 5:00pm