The Town of Culbertson approved and awarded a warrant-funding bond issue totaling $18,733.98, setting a serial-bond repayment schedule from 1931 to 1950 and authorizing officials to obtain a legal opinion and deliver bonds to the purchaser.

After months of planning and bidding, Culbertson's town council approved engineering plans, authorized bonds and a federal loan-and-grant agreement, awarded a construction contract to Threet Bros., and certified voter approval of a $46,000 bond to rebuild the municipal water system.

The Culbertson Town Council approved participating with Roosevelt County on a joint airport, adopted Resolution No. 129 to create a local airport board, approved applying for a preliminary survey grant, and later moved to take an option to buy 12 acres to expand the airport.

After months of study and a Wenzel & Co. survey, the Culbertson Town Council adopted resolutions and signed engineering contracts to pursue federal planning funds for a major water-quality and supply project and authorized local bond financing if a partial federal grant is offered.

The Culbertson Town Council ratified airport loan resolutions and authorized its airport board to accept construction contracts, including a $45,512 award to Hilling Construction Co., and agreed to levy taxes to repay the town’s share of the state loan.

Culbertson’s town council adopted a resolution authorizing Mayor Mark E. Moore to apply to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for a $6,000 planning advance to fund preliminary work on curb, gutter and drainage, and adopted a Title VI civil-rights assurance required by HUD.

Culbertson's council declared the purchase of a new crawler/loader an emergency to meet state landfill deadlines and approved buying a John Deere 555B from Midwest Machinery for $55,650 with a $10,000 down payment and seven-year financing; a contractor was offered a trial landfill operations contract.

Facing new EPA Subtitle D compliance costs and the loss of partner towns, Culbertson’s council held public meetings, accepted emergency interim hauling from its hauler and later awarded a new garbage contract while weighing expensive options including full Subtitle D compliance or hauling to regional landfills.

Carol Ritter of the Farm Service Agency told the Culbertson council a Montana Agricultural Statistics Service survey will go to roughly 1,200 Roosevelt County producers around Jan. 20, be due back about Jan. 30, and will be treated as a democratic vote on office consolidation.

Town engineers and councilors said MDT's Highway 2 project creates an opportunity to replace town water mains; Culbertson is pursuing SRF, Tier 2 ARPA match and other grants to fund the work.

The town council approved an updated interlocal agreement with the sheriff’s office that raises annual fees over four years; the sheriff removed a planned patrol vehicle purchase from the agreement following council concerns.

Council approved a resolution authorizing submission of a Land and Water Conservation Fund application for the town pool bathhouse, accepted repeated community fundraising (Women's Club ~ $169,665), and agreed to provide a municipal match if the grant is awarded.

After an engineer update and repeated funding discussions, Culbertson approved the MDT Highway 2 water-main project bid despite costs roughly doubling initial estimates and committed local matching funds and a Letter of Commitment to proceed.