| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: October 19, 2026 Contact: Ethan Holmes [email protected] |
| October 19, 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE HELENA, Mont. — Montana State Auditor James Brown joined his Land Board colleagues in approving more than $927,000 in new revenue for Treasure State schools at the group’s October meeting. Land Board members are constitutionally entrusted with serving as stewards of Montana’s state trust land, which is managed for the benefit of Montana educational institutions and other trust beneficiaries. At their October meeting, the Land Board approved an estimated $927,166 in new revenue for schools, including $391,803 from timber sales and $535,363 from easements. “Serving on the Land Board is one of my most important jobs as State Auditor. I’m always proud to secure more revenue for Montana students through responsible management of our trust land,” Auditor Brown said. The Land Board, which consists of the top five statewide elected officials, manages millions of acres of state trust land. The board ensures financial returns for trust beneficiaries and responsible land stewardship for future generations of Montanans. ### 840 Helena Avenue, Helena, Montana 59601 (main fax) 406.444.3413 I (securities fax) 406.444.5558 (insurance consumer services fax) 406.444.1980 I (legal fax) 406.444.3499 (phone) 800.332.6148 or 406.444.2040 I (email) [email protected] I (web) www.csimt.gov |
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