Montana § 7-6-2527 - Taxation -- Public And Governmental Purposes
Full text of Montana Montana Code Annotated § 7-6-2527 — Taxation -- Public And Governmental Purposes, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 7-6-2527. Taxation -- Public And Governmental Purposes
Taxation -- public and governmental purposes. A county may impose a property tax levy for any public or governmental purpose not specifically prohibited by law. Public and governmental purposes include but are not limited to: (1) district court purposes as provided in 7-6-2511 ; (2) county-owned or county-operated health care facility purposes as provided in 7-6-2512 ; (3) county law enforcement services and maintenance of county detention center purposes as provided in 7-6-2513 and search and rescue units as provided in 7-32-235 ; (4) multijurisdictional service purposes as provided in 7-11-1022 ; (5) transportation services for senior citizens and persons with disabilities as provided in 7-14-111 ; (6) support for a port authority as provided in 7-14-1132 ; (7) county road, bridge, and ferry purposes as provided in 7-14-2101 , 7-14-2501 , 7-14-2502 , 7-14-2503 , 7-14-2801 , and 7-14-2807 ; (8) recreational, educational, and other activities of the elderly as provided in 7-16-101 ; (9) purposes of county fair activities, parks, cultural facilities, and any county-owned civic center, youth center, recreation center, or recreational complex as provided in 7-16-2102 and 7-16-2109 ; (10) programs for the operation of licensed day-care centers and homes as provided in 7-16-2108 and 7-16-4114 ; (11) support for a museum, facility for the arts and the humanities, collection of exhibits, or a museum district created under provisions of Title 7, chapter 11, part 10, or former Title 7, chapter 16, part 22; (12) extension work in agriculture and home economics as provided in 7-21-3203 ; (13) weed control and management purposes as provided in 7-22-2142 ; (14) insect control programs as provided in 7-22-2306 ; (15) fire control as provided in 7-33-2209 ; (16) ambulance service as provided in 7-34-102 ; (17) public health purposes as provided in 50-2-111 ; (18) public assistance purposes as provided in 53-3-115 ; (19) indigent assistance purposes as provided in 53-3-116 ; (20) developmental disabilities facilities as provided in 53-20-208 ; (21) mental health services as provided in 53-21-1010 ; (22) airport purposes as provided in 67-10-402 and 67-11-302 ; (23) purebred livestock shows and sales as provided in 81-8-504 ; (24) economic development purposes as provided in 90-5-112 ; (25) prevention programs, including programs that reduce substance abuse; and (26) forest or grassland hazardous fuels reduction projects in areas near homes and communities where wildland fire is a threat.
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
Frequently Asked Questions About Montana § 7-6-2527
What does Montana Code Annotated § 7-6-2527 cover?
Section 7-6-2527 ("Taxation -- Public And Governmental Purposes") is part of the Montana Code Annotated, the codified statutory law of Montana. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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