Infrastructure Coalition Bill Tracker
Stay up to date on legislation affecting Montana’s infrastructure with MIC’s online bill tracker. Members can follow bills, monitor their progress through the legislative process, and see how key issues are moving during the session. With a centralized resource for legislative activity, MIC members can stay informed and better understand the decisions shaping Montana’s infrastructure future. Check out our 2025 bill tracker below:
Weekly Legislative Update
Montana’s legislative session brings important decisions that affect infrastructure across the state. MIC members get a direct line to what’s happening in Helena through weekly legislative update calls with MIC Executive Director Nate Serlin. Members hear about MIC’s advocacy efforts, key legislative developments, and progress on the issues that matter to Montana’s infrastructure. Can’t make the call? Recordings and follow-up emails make it easy to stay up to date and understand how MIC is working on behalf of its members throughout the session.
Adequate Infrastructure Is Critical to Economic Growth
Montana’s aging public infrastructure is aging and suffering from lack of adequate investment. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers report card for Montana, our infrastructure is in mediocre to poor condition and will require billions of dollars to repair.
All Montana citizens will benefit from addressing our infrastructure deficit because our infrastructure and economy are inextricably linked. Aside from providing the real and practical connections to markets, our investment in infrastructure creates:
- Momentum for additional public and private investment and economic growth.
- Jobs necessary for the design, construction, and maintenance of our infrastructure.
- Appeal for new people, businesses, and investment dollars interested in areas with superior infrastructure and services.
- Economic growth, which translates into higher tax revenues and the opportunity to better maintain and enhance the critical infrastructure necessary to support our communities