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SUMMARY:Water-Wise Landscaping Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join the Bitterroot Water Partnership and Great Bear Native Plants in our annual Water-Wise Landscaping Workshop to learn about landscaping with drought-tolerant or low-water native plants. This is a great (and fun!) learning opportunity for folks who are ready to take their skills\, knowledge\, and outcomes to the next level!
URL:https://bitterrootstar.com/event/water-wise-landscaping-workshop/
LOCATION:Community Center Hamilton City Hall\, 223 S. 2nd St\, Hamilton\, MT\, 59840\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Bitterroot Water Partnership":MAILTO:info@bitterrootwater.org
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SUMMARY:Ravalli County Treatment Court Graduation
DESCRIPTION:You are warmly invited to join us for our upcoming Treatment Court graduation to celebrate this huge achievement for four participants on June 21st\, 2023. \nThe Adult Treatment Court is a voluntary program which lasts 15-18 months. This program is a post-adjudication drug court – individuals have been convicted of a felony offense prior to beginning the program. This program provides individuals the opportunity to change their life circumstances and become alcohol and other drug free. The Twenty-First Judicial District’s drug court was established in 2021. \nThrough hard work\, participants have regained their lives by maintaining recovery and reconnection with employers\, their families\, and the community.\nEstablishing and maintaining recovery is accomplished by:\n• Regular court appearances and immediate sanctions\, incentives\, and treatment adjustments in response to behavior\n• Maintaining a significant period of recovery with no positive drug tests for a minimum of six consecutive months. In the case of our graduates\, their sobriety has been considerably longer\, with over 16 months clean and sober\n• Abiding by the intensive supervision provided by Probation and Parole\n• Paying all program fees and fines in full\n• Maintaining consistent attendance at all court appearances and treatment appointments\n• Demonstrating an understanding of personal problems associated with alcohol and other drug use and criminal behavior and the need for honesty to achieve a stable recovery\n• Maintaining a stable living arrangement and a productive lifestyle through employment and/or training or education\n• Possessing a definitive recovery management/aftercare plan which may include 12-step meetings\, maintaining sobriety and other personalized individual goals as stated in their long-term recovery management plan \nWith the use of comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation programming\, the Twenty-First Judicial District (Ravalli) Treatment Court serves the community and promotes public safety by reducing the rate of criminal recidivism of individuals who commit crimes because of clinically diagnosed substance use dependency. Honesty and individual accountability are at the foundation of the drug treatment court program. The multi-disciplinary program involves a team of professionals led by District Court Judge Howard Recht\, including the court’s drug coordinator\, a probation officer\, community-based treatment providers (Western Montana Treatment Services and Sapphire Community Health)\, a sheriff’s deputy\, an Assistant County Attorney and a representative from the Public Defender’s Office\, and other local community agency representatives dedicated to serving the population living in recovery. \nThe formal court hearing for all Treatment Court participants is open to the public will be held from 4-5 PM upstairs in Courtroom 1 at the Ravalli County Courthouse\, located at 205 Bedford Street in Hamilton\, with a celebration ceremony and banquet following from 5-7 PM\, held across the street at the Hamilton City Hall\, located at 223 S 2nd Street in Hamilton. The ceremony will include speeches from our graduates and a presentation of letters of recognition for our grads from Senator John Tester’s office. \nWe would absolutely love to have you there. Please RSVP to let me know whether you will be able to join us! \nThank you for your support of our participants in Treatment Court and for the community. \n-Jamie \nJamie Bassell\nTreatment Court Coordinator\n21st Judicial District\n205 Bedford Street\nHamilton\, MT 59840\n406-459-7193\njamie.bassell@mt.gov
URL:https://bitterrootstar.com/event/ravalli-county-treatment-court-graduation/
LOCATION:Community Center Hamilton City Hall\, 223 S. 2nd St\, Hamilton\, MT\, 59840\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Ravalli County Courthouse":MAILTO:jamie.bassell@Mt.gov
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SUMMARY:Ravalli County Treatment Court Graduation and One Year Anniversary
DESCRIPTION:11-01-2022 \nHamilton\, Montana – The Twenty-First Judicial District Treatment Court announced that two participants will be honored at the drug court’s first graduation ceremony at on Wednesday\, November 16\, 2022 at 5:00 PM\, to be held at Hamilton City Hall’s Community Room\, located at 223 S 2nd Street in Hamilton. \nThe Adult Treatment Court is a voluntary program which lasts 15-18 months. This program is a post-adjudication drug court – individuals have been convicted of a felony offense prior to beginning the program. This program provides individuals the opportunity to change their life circumstances and become alcohol and other drug free. The Twenty-First Judicial District’s drug court was established in 2021. This occasion will also mark the Court’s one-year anniversary in the Bitterroot Valley. \nThrough hard work\, participants have regained their lives by maintaining recovery and reconnection with employers\, their families\, and the community. \nEstablishing and maintaining recovery is accomplished by: \n\nRegular court appearances and immediate sanctions\, incentives\, and treatment adjustments in response to behavior\nMaintaining a significant period of recovery with no positive drug tests for a minimum of six consecutive months. In the case of our graduates\, their sobriety has been considerably longer\, with over 16 months clean and sober\nAbiding by the intensive supervision provided by Probation and Parole\nPaying all program fees and fines in full\nMaintaining consistent attendance at all court appearances and treatment appointments\nDemonstrating an understanding of personal problems associated with alcohol and other drug use and criminal behavior and the need for honesty to achieve a stable recovery\nMaintaining a stable living arrangement and a productive lifestyle through employment and/or training or education\nPossessing a definitive recovery management/aftercare plan which may include 12-step meetings\, maintaining sobriety and other personalized individual goals as stated in their long-term recovery management plan\n\nWith the use of comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation programming\, the Twenty-First Judicial District (Ravalli) Treatment Court serves the community and promotes public safety by reducing the rate of criminal recidivism of individuals who commit crimes because of clinically diagnosed substance use dependency. Honesty and individual accountability are at the foundation of the drug treatment court program. The multi-disciplinary program involves a team of professionals led by District Court Judge Howard Recht\, including the court’s drug coordinator\, a probation officer\, community-based treatment providers (Western Montana Treatment Services and Sapphire Community Health)\, a sheriff’s deputy\, an Assistant County Attorney and a representative from the Public Defender’s Office\, and other local community agency representatives dedicated to serving the population living in recovery. \nJudge Howard Recht is “extremely pleased to see our first treatment court participants graduate.” Regarding these participants\, Judge Recht stated\, “they have worked hard to consistently demonstrate a willingness to remain law abiding and sober. They want to show the community that they have addressed their issues and want to remain contributing members of the community. I recognize that their course in Treatment Court has not been easy.  It has required their time\, dedication\, and resources.  The staff members of the Treatment Court have invested in them\, and these graduates are showing that this has been a good investment and that it will continue to pay dividends in the future.  I wish them well as they continue to maintain a sober\, law-abiding future.” \nNearly 40 treatment courts are in operation around Montana\, including adult and juvenile drug courts\, family/dependency and neglect drug courts\, DUI courts\, adult co-occurring courts\, tribal healing to wellness courts\, and veterans’ treatment courts. \n 
URL:https://bitterrootstar.com/event/ravalli-county-treatment-court-graduation-and-one-year-anniversary/
LOCATION:Community Center Hamilton City Hall\, 223 S. 2nd St\, Hamilton\, MT\, 59840\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Ravalli County Courthouse":MAILTO:jamie.bassell@Mt.gov
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SUMMARY:Find Your Voice on Climate Change
DESCRIPTION:Learn effective communication skills on this issue from Dave Atkins of Citizens Climate Lobby (CCL)\, a national\, non-partisan advocacy organization addressing climate change issues. We will learn Advocacy through Print Media including contacted elected officials and writing letters to the editor; Connecting with Differing Views and how CCLS has honed language\, tools and strategies to bring people together; and Holding Candidates Accountable on Climate in the coming election cycle. Sponsored by Bitterroot Climate Action group.
URL:https://bitterrootstar.com/event/find-your-voice-on-climate-change/
LOCATION:Community Center Hamilton City Hall\, 223 S. 2nd St\, Hamilton\, MT\, 59840\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Bitterroot Climate Action Group":MAILTO:peterreyn@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:LIBERTARIAN PARTY
DESCRIPTION:Meeting to reconstitute the LPRC; enroll new members; approve bylaws; recruit members to run for office.
URL:https://bitterrootstar.com/event/libertarian-party/
LOCATION:Community Center Hamilton City Hall\, 223 S. 2nd St\, Hamilton\, MT\, 59840\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Libertarian Party of Ravalli County":MAILTO:richard.armerding@gmail.com
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