Billings city leaders continue push for public safety levy during busy 2020 election season
Have you noticed those “Vote Yes for Public Safety” signs popping up across Billings?
They are reminding voters about the city’s public safety mill levy election next month.
The single-issue election asks Billings voters to consider a new levy to better fund city police, fire and 911 services.
Sixty thousand ballots are waiting to go out in the mail on Friday. Voters have until Sept. 15 to return ballots to the Yellowstone County Elections Office.
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