Missoula County Government: It's Friday, And Missoula County Employees Are Working Hard For You! Meet Annie Cathey, Missoula County Comm ...

Missoula MT

04 March, 2022

5:59 PM

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Press release from the Missoula County Government: 03/04/2022 12:00 PM Media Releases Contact Us Boards, Committees, Councils and Special Districts Current Vacancies Online Application Governing Boards Aging Services Governing Board Airport Authority Board Florence-Carlton Cemetery Board Health Boards Historical Museum Board Library Board Lolo Mosquito Abatement District Board Missoula Urban Transportation District Board Seeley Lake Cemetery District Board Tax Appeal Board Zoning Board of Adjustment Contact Us Help Customer Service Request Page Layout & Usage Site Navigation Site Map Departments, Divisions and Programs Animals & Pets Arts & Culture Birth, Death & Other Records Business Resolutions & Ordinances Community Communications Community Development About Missoula County Mission, Vision & Values Calendar Customer Service Request Elected Officials What is County Government? Frequently Asked Questions Apply for a building permit a burn permit (purchase or activate) County employment a food or lodging license a marriage license a septic permit or well permit a volunteer position on a County board, commission, or committee Contact a crime victim advocate a community council a Missoula County department the Commissioners' Office Donate to the Friends of the Shelter the Friends of the Library the Friends of the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula Email Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Reddit I have been working for the Commissioners' Office for around seven years now and have worked under six different commissioners. This position is challenging and rewarding. I work directly with almost every office in the County to help them get agreements, contracts and correspondence processed and presented to the commissioners for approval.   We hold Commissioners' Administrative Public Meetings at 10 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday to dive deep into these contracts and agreements that keep the County flowing. These can be a standard employment agreement to a multi-million-dollar construction project. I make sure the paperwork is formatted and complete before the meeting and then after the meeting I process it to get signatures, record the documents, if needed, and return it back to staff to move forward. During these meetings I take the minutes and add them into the commissioners' journals that are legally required to be kept for documentation and posterity purposes. We have recorded commissioners' journals going back to 1865. I also pay all the incoming invoices and bills for the Commissioners' Office.   I enjoy working directly with the public to make sure their questions and concerns are addressed. Working for the commissioners is always busy and interesting, as they are so active and working on so many projects at any given time.  My favorite thing about this position is that I get to work with so many different offices within the County, and we all work as one team to help each other and make sure we succeed.    This press release was produced by the Missoula County Government. The views expressed here are the author's own.