Missoula Stormwater Division Releases Pattee Creek Film
The City of Missoula's Stormwater Division has released a grant-funded short film centered on Pattee Creek to raise awareness about its significance and encourage community efforts to protect water quality.
Missoula, MT, October 28, 2026 —
The City of Missoula’s Stormwater Division has released a grant-funded short film centered on Pattee Creek, with the stated aims of raising awareness about the creek’s significance and encouraging community efforts to protect water quality.
The announcement identifies Pattee Creek as the film’s focus but does not provide further details about the creek, the film’s contents, or the specific actions community members are being encouraged to take. It also does not identify the grant source or the amount of funding.
Information about when the film was released, its length, where it can be viewed, and who produced it was not included in the announcement. No statements from division representatives or other individuals were provided. The release therefore establishes the project’s stated subject and purpose, but offers no additional details about its production or distribution.
The division’s stated goal links the film to public awareness and water-quality protection. The announcement does not describe particular water-quality concerns, report inspection findings or outline any related policy changes. It also does not specify how the division will assess whether the film raises awareness or encourages community participation.
Further details about the film and the grant were not provided in the information available. The release is the only development described: a grant-funded short film focused on Pattee Creek and intended to support awareness and community efforts around water quality.
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