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PSC appoints commandant for Police Academy, redeploys eight commissioners

The five applicants will be considered to fill the vacancy after Brad Molnar’s temporary removal, as the commission seeks continued coverage of utility oversight.

  • On Thursday, Montana Governor Greg Gianforte identified five candidates to fill the vacancy created by the temporary removal of Montana Public Service Commissioner Brad Molnar last month.
  • Molnar's removal resulted from investigation findings that he violated internal policies and state law, though he denies any wrongdoing.
  • Candidates include Kirk Bushman and Nicholas Fitzmaurice, who emphasized professional experience and collaborative work with existing Montana Public Service Commission members and staff.
  • Alana Lake, executive director of the Montana Public Service Commission, solicited public comment on Thursday as the commission addresses a backlog of docket matters.
  • Molnar filed multiple lawsuits challenging his removal, which may complicate the appointment process as the state works to maintain a quorum for the commission.
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Five PSC hopefuls identified, Montana governor seeks comment before appointment

The five southcentral Montanans vying for a vacant seat on the PSC include a former commissioner, an environmental advocate and former Democratic lawmaker.

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The Monterrey Police Academy received 65 new cadets who will begin their police training and training process as part of the strategy to strengthen public security and improve care for citizens. Of this new generation, 37 cadets will be trained for Proximity Police, 20 for Auxiliary Guard and eight for Road Aid, who will begin academic, physical and tactical preparation before joining the ranks of the regional corporation.

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