Great Falls Area Chamber of Commerce

45 Great Falls Area Chamber of Commerce www.greatfallschamber.org H O U S I N G • North 40 Outfi tters 4400 10th Ave S PO Box 6430 (406) 761-7441 • North 40 Outfi tters 1000 3rd Street NW Great Falls MT 59404 (406) 453-0200 • Scheels 1200 10th Ave S #92 (406) 453-7666 • Walmart Supercenter #2455 701 Smelter Ave NE (406) 761-5426 • Walmart Supercenter #7199 5320 10th Ave S (406) 770-6083 Residency Status For purposes of fi shing and hunting licenses, you are considered a Montana resident after having lived 180 consecutive days in Montana. After establishing Montana residency, you must live in the state of Montana a minimum of 120 days a year. • Your principal home must be located in Montana. • You must fi le Montana state income tax returns as a resident (if required to fi le). • Vehicles operated in Montana must be licensed and titled as required by Montana law. • You can be registered to vote only in the state of Montana. • You cannot claim residency in any other state or country for any purpose. • There may be diff erent requirements for members of the U.S. armed forces. For more information, see Montana Codes Annotated 87-2-102 and the Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks website at fwp.mt.gov/. School Registration Great Falls Public School District (406) 268-6000 | gfps.k12.mt.us See the Education section for a full list of schools. Registering to Vote Voter registration information may be found online at votemt. gov/#. Physical registration forms may be picked up at the Cascade County Election Offi ce at 325 2nd Ave N, the Driver's License Bureau at 1401 Market Pl Dr, or at many civic offi ces. To vote in Montana, you must be: • Registered as required by law. • 18 years old or older on or before the next election. • A citizen of the United States. • A resident of Montana for at least 30 days Registration is permanent unless you did not vote in a federal general election and did not respond to two confi rmation mailings, or you had a mail ballot returned to the county election offi ce as undeliverable and did not respond to a confi rmation mailing. You will then be placed on the inactive voter registration list and be required to reactivate your registration. Late Registration Late registration is an option for people who miss the regular registration deadline. It is available starting the day after the close of regular registration and ends at noon on the day before the election. Late registration must be done at the county election offi ce (or at the location designated by the election administrator), not at a polling place. Please contact the election offi ce for required identifi cation at (406) 454-6803. Voting Absentee Any registered voter may vote by absentee ballot. You must fi rst apply for an absentee ballot. Applications are available during a period beginning 75 days before Election Day and ending at noon on the day before the election. Applications may be picked up at the Elections Offi ce at 325 2nd Ave N, downloaded online at sosmt.gov/elections/absentee/, or you may call (406) 454-6803 and request an application be mailed to you. With banking and lending solutions that meet your needs, we can help you get back to what you enjoy. Banking made easy, fast, and convenient. * Businesses listed in BOLD BLACK are Chamber Members.

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