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- Flag of Missoula, Montana - Wikipedia
The six-striped pride flag, one of Missoula's recognized city flags The city of Missoula, Montana has no single city flag, but rather multiple recognized flags and banners On June 2, 2025, the Missoula City Council recognized pride flags as a symbol of the city [1][2] The move was done in response to Montana's H B 819, which banned certain flags (including pride flags) from being displayed
- FAQs • Why did City Council adopt the Pride flag as an offic
Why did City Council adopt the Pride flag as an official city flag? The Pride flag was adopted as Missoula's first official city flag on June 2, 2025, to affirm the City's commitment to inclusion and acceptance of all people The council's decision was a response to Montana House Bill 819, which limits the flags that can be flown on government property unless a local government officially
- Missoula recognizes Pride flag as an official city flag in response to . . .
The Missoula City Council on Monday recognized the LGBTQ Pride flag as an official flag of the city in response to a new state law restricting the display of the flag on government property, including in public schools House Bill 819 limits the display of flags or banners on government property to the United States flag, an official flag of the state, other municipality or special district
- Missoula City Council votes to let pride flags to fly
On Monday night, Missoula City Council adopted the Pride flag as an official city flag It's an effort to side-step a law passed out of the 2025 Montana legislative session that bans state buildings from flying any "flags or banners regarding a political party, race, sexual orientation, gender, or
- Missoula recognizes Pride Flag as an official city flag
Missoula City Council's recognition of the Pride flag as an official city flag allows it to be flown in schools and government buildings within the city The Montana Code allows local government entities to be able to display official flags of itself, which allowed Missoula's resolution to be made possible
- Missoula City Council Votes To Recognize Pride Flag Officially
The Missoula City Council has officially recognized the Pride Flag, a move highlighting local support for inclusivity and representation in the community
- Missoula approves pride flag as official city flag in opposition of new law
The Missoula City Council approved a resolution recognizing the pride flag as the only official flag of the city of Missoula
- Missoula, MT Adopts Pride Flag As Official Flag, Legally Defying Ban . . .
Montana HB819 was intended to ban Pride flags from flying on city property, but had an exception for "official flags " So Missoula made the Pride flag an official flag
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