Many Upcoming Events
There is so much happening and it is exciting! We are preparing for our May 7th and 9th Successful Gardiner Community Workshops. Check out our events page where you can RSVP. And review the workshop agenda.
To support us making informed decisions, there are two upcoming learning webinars scheduled for this upcoming week:
Webinar #2 | Gardiner's Operating System - How Things Get Done in Gardiner and Options for the Future
April 29th
12:00 -1:00 pm
Joining Randy Carpenter of Future West will be Dan Clark, Director of the Local Government Center at Montana State University. Mr. Clark will provide his perspective on local governance, based on years of experience working with Montana communities, large and small, incorporated and unincorporated.
Register here
Webinar #3 | Future of Gardiner Schools
Thursday, May 2nd
12:00 - 1:00 pm
In this webinar we'll take a look at the future of Gardiner's school system. Panelists will be Randy Carpenter of Future West, who will summarize the report he completed for the Successful Gardiner Initiative titled "The Future of Gardiner Schools", and Randy Russell, Superintendent of Gardiner Public Schools. Register here
Don't forget to register for the webinars even if you cannot attend the live sessions. The webinar recording and presentation will be email to you when it is completed.
If you have not listened to our read the outcomes of webinar #1 on affordable housing, you can do so here.
April 29 at noon with Dan Clark from Montana State’s Local Government Center is the one I’d want live, but seasonal work means I’m gone before May 7 and can’t join 12:00–1:00 pm anyway. Emailed recordings help, though they don’t solve the part-time resident gap in decisions. I’ll run the audio through the better AI tools I’ve found to pull the school report details I miss.
Anyone tracking how unincorporated towns actually make decisions should sit in on April 29th—Dan Clark from Montana State's Local Government Center brings the large-and-small community comparison. Same goes for school-board watchers on May 2nd. Registering even if you can't attend gets you the recording, which works like the document archive on a community workshop agenda and RSVP page for anyone who missed the live session.
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