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We at the Montana Department of Justice are deeply committed to preserving and improving the safety of all citizens throughout our great state. It is our responsibility to ensure that the department's actions reflect the kind of Montana we want our children to grow up in and inherit, so they are afforded every opportunity we have had and more. I thank you for visiting our website and for your interest in what we are doing to protect and advocate for Montana's kids, families, seniors and consumers. I am honored to have the privilege of serving as Montana's 20th Attorney General.
Steve Bullock, Attorney General
News Highlights
Kalispell Troopers Honored as "Safety Heroes" by
Federal Officials
KALISPELL – August 19, 2009 – The troopers of the Montana Highway Patrol's District VI
in Kalispell were recognized as "Safety Heroes" by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Bullock Working to Secure Refunds for AirTEL Customers
HELENA – August 12, 2009 – Attorneys for the State of Montana are in the process of securing
relief for consumers who were left without cell phone service when AirTEL Wireless abruptly closed
its doors earlier this year, Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock said today.
Bullock Praises NCAA Ruling That Preserves Montana's
Playoff Games
HELENA – August 6, 2009 – In a statement issued following the NCAA's decision, Attorney
General Steve Bullock said "Whether you're a Griz, Bobcat or Yellowjacket, the report of the
NCAA's decision is great news. Today's ruling should put this issue behind us."
Bullock: Attorney General's Office to Distribute
$247,000 to Countrywide Foreclosure Victims
HELENA – July 23, 2009 – Montana consumers who lost their homes through the foreclosure
of some Countrywide home loans are eligible for a settlement of about $2,000 each, Attorney General
Steve Bullock announced.
