1. Polson residents blast 300 percent water, sewer rate increase
POLSON – There was more blame to go around than chairs for the audience to sit in when the Polson City Commission took public comment Monday night on proposed water and sewer rate changes many peg to be in the neighborhood of a 300 percent increase.
2. Polson Wastewater Treatment Project Could Triple Water And Sewer Rates
To keep up with EPA standards, Polson gets to work on an $18.7 million project.
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Welcome to Polson Montana

Come stay with us in beautiful Polson, Montana for the vacation experience of a lifetime and check out the real estate possibilities before they are all gone! We will be adding current real estate offerings in the near future so check back with us often for updates.
The city of Polson, Montana was named after pioneer rancher David Polson and was incorporated on April 5, 1910. Early local industries included ranching, lumber and the operation of many steamboats.

Steamboats played a major part in early transportation of freight and passengers up and down the large expanse of Flathead Lake. The lumber industry also relied heavily on the use of steamboats, using them to tow large ¡°booms¡± of logs from the north to Polson to be transported overland from there. These early industries formed the foundation for the future settlement and growth of the entire Flathead Valley.

Polson is located on the Flathead Indian Reservation nestled in the foothills at the south end of Flathead Lake. This charming lakeside community is the trading center for one of Montana¡¯s most fertile farming areas and boasts some of the largest cattle ranches in America. The nearby Mission Mountain Range provides some of the most breath-taking scenery in the entire state, perfect for that vacation home you¡¯ve been dreaming of, or choose Polson as your new year-round home!