Mineral County Pioneer Council News
January 20, 2021
The Pioneer Council is currently working on building a new office and bus barn! This will allow us to have our own space to hold meetings with the public, as well as our volunteers, and home all of our vans in one location. The project proposals were collected January 15th and we're working though the paperwork needed to purchase the land and get building!
The Pioneer Council is currently working on building a new office and bus barn! This will allow us to have our own space to hold meetings with the public, as well as our volunteers, and home all of our vans in one location. The project proposals were collected January 15th and we're working though the paperwork needed to purchase the land and get building!
We have 2 new vans!
The Pioneer Council would like to thank our sponsors in their support of our community transportation needs.
With their donations we acquired two minivans for our transportation programs!
With their donations we acquired two minivans for our transportation programs!
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The Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana Town Pump Idaho Forest Group Northwest Energy Travel Plaza |
Trail West Bank
First Interstate Bank Lincoln Street Leslie Heppe Mineral County Commissioners Missoula Ravalli TMA |
Check out the article about us in the Clark Fork Valley Press (Not to mention a feature in Mass Transit!)
If you would like to help us with our program needs, please send contributions to:
Mineral County Pioneer Council
P.O. Box 10
St. Regis, MT 59866-0010
*All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law
Mineral County Pioneer Council
P.O. Box 10
St. Regis, MT 59866-0010
*All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law
T E S T I M O N I A L S
"The Mineral County Pioneer Council has been such a tremendous asset for those that need transportation because the fare is very reasonable, and the service is reliable. If it were not for the Pioneer Council bus, there is no doubt that many people would need to leave this area to live closer to medical services."
Monte Turner
