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Code · Montana · Title 7 — Local Government · Chapter 33 · Part 21

7-33-2101. Rural fire districts authorized -- petition.

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7-33-2101 . Rural fire districts authorized -- petition.
(1)The board of county commissioners is authorized to establish fire districts in any unincorporated territory or, subject to 7-33-4115 and subsection
(2)of this section, incorporated second-class or third-class city or town upon presentation of a petition in writing signed by the owners of 40% or more of the real property in the proposed district and owners of property representing 40% or more of the taxable value of property in the proposed district.
(a)Subject to 7-33-4115 , second-class or third-class cities and towns may be included in the district upon approval by the city or town governing body.
(b)Subject to 7-33-4115 , a second-class or third-class city or town may withdraw from a district 2 years after providing to the board of county commissioners notice of intent to withdraw.
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