Flathead County

Flathead County is dedicated to providing responsive and accountable services that protect and enhance the Flathead community. Founded in 1893 and located in Northwest Montana, Flathead County encompasses 3,262,720 acres, including much of Flathead Lake, the Flathead Valley, and the Flathead River. These natural treasures, shaped by glaciers, define the unique landscape of a broad, flat valley surrounded by mountains at the head of a deep glacial lake. With its proximity to Glacier National Park, numerous hiking areas, ski resorts, golf courses, Flathead Lake, and Hungry Horse Reservoir, Flathead County offers abundant recreational opportunities and unparalleled aesthetic value.

As one of the fastest-growing and the third most populated county in Montana, Flathead County operates under a commission style of government. The various departments and divisions within the county government work collaboratively to ensure Flathead County remains a safe, healthy, and fulfilling place to live, work, and play. They provide essential services to the community, ranging from libraries and scenic parklands to social services and law enforcement. The County Commission, comprised of three elected commissioners, serves as both the executive and legislative branch for Flathead County.

The County Commission is responsible for setting county policies, passing resolutions and ordinances, managing appropriations, setting levies for county funds and special districts, establishing fees, and appointing residents to boards and commissions. Flathead County's government offices are located at 800 South Main Street, Kalispell, MT 59901, US. In addition to the County Commissioners, Flathead County is served by other elected officials representing various branches of government. Flathead County is continually enhancing its services to better serve its residents and visitors. We invite the manager of Flathead County to create a customized and exclusive company showcase and product listing on our platform.