Welcome to the South 39th Street Neighborhood Council website. Our neighborhood contains approximately 1200 city lots. There are churches, group homes, apartments, businesses, child-care facilities, a nursing home, an assisted living facility, two schools, a fire station, four parks, an extensive trail system, and, of course, residences within the South 39th Street neighborhood. We all have a voice......let yours be heard!
****NEWS****Street Cleaning! Please note the following cleaning days for our area so the crews don`t have to work around cars on the street. July 22-25, 7/29-8/1. Community Forum meeting 6/26 7pm at city hall.
April 30, 2008 The UFDA project is a comprehensive look at our current zoning & developable land by the office of planning & grants. This project affects every one in the city of Missoula. The amount of density directly relates to the amount of increased traffic on already overburden streets. It`s in your best interest to see what UFDA is all about. Just click on map section to find link to the UFDA page.
Mission not so impossible..........Dandelion control. There are fast drying broad leaf sprays to control the weeds for a beautiful lawn. Keep pets indoors for at least 4 hours for the spray to dry completely.
Spring is here and so are the hungry deer. Tips to keep your budding plants from being devoured........Deer Away spray of some type can help. Deer reportedly are not fond of the smell of eggs. Find a spray for your plants that is safe for humans & animals. Sprays with egg product are not usually offensive to people, but the deer find it not so nice. Please do not use any kind of poison outside. If you should find a fawn in your yard, don`t touch it. The mother will be back within a few hours. Let`s keep our neighborhood looking great! 
NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL BYLAWS CHANGES!
Due to new guidance from the local City Study Commission, ONLY Neighborhood Council residents should now be considered formal voting members. As all NC meetings are open, public meetings, anyone may still attend and participate; however, only NC resident members will be allowed to vote. Thus, all existing NC bylaws with language offering organizational eligibility for NC membership will have to be revised. This revision should be as simple as removing any organizational membership language, leaving the simple statement that Neighborhood Council members may only be residents of your NC. This new standard can be referenced in City Ordinance 3335, Section 2, Section 1.18.020 (A).
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