Officials target mid-afternoon opening when water is available; call it a 'watershed moment'
September 11, 2026 | Musselshell County, Montana
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Staff and meeting participants said they were targeting 2:00 (the exchange clarified 2:15) as the time to enable water and open the facility to the public. One participant described that moment as "a watershed moment" when they would finally be able to "turn water on and that's open to the public."
No formal opening procedures, fees, or enforcement details were finalized at the meeting; staff noted remaining items to set (including fees) and said they would follow up on logistics prior to the public opening.
No formal opening procedures, fees, or enforcement details were finalized at the meeting; staff noted remaining items to set (including fees) and said they would follow up on logistics prior to the public opening.
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