Attorney General Fox announced today he has urged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to allow phone companies to utilize call-blocking technologies that would better protect consumers from unwanted calls and scams. Call-blocking technologies, such as NoMoRobo, Call Control, and Telemarketing Guard, have been developed to enable...
Marcus Meyer, a Consumer Protection Investigator with the Montana Office of Consumer Protection, recently received the Outstanding Consumer Protection Award from the National Association of Consumer Protection Investigators (NACPI). The award was presented to Meyer last month at the NACPI conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. Meyer...
Today, Montana Attorney General Tim Fox and Wyoming Attorney General Peter Michael announced they’ve entered into a friendly wager over the upcoming University of Montana – University of Wyoming football game. Both will attend Saturday’s game in Laramie. If the Grizzlies win, Attorney General Fox will...
The Montana Highway Patrol commissioned 14 new troopers today at the 57th Advanced Academy Graduation ceremony. Governor Steve Bullock addressed the graduates at the event, which took place at the Great Northern Hotel in Helena. Attorney General Tim Fox said, “Now more than ever, we’re reminded...
U.S. District Judge Dana Christensen has granted Montana Attorney General Tim Fox and the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) permission to file an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief in a lawsuit that seeks to halt a forest-management project aimed at protecting the city of Helena’s municipal water supply and infrastructure.
Law enforcement officials in 15 states conducting enhanced traffic enforcement Aug. 1-4
In 2008, my predecessor Attorney General Mike McGrath published the first Montana Hospitals Report.
At a public event in Billings this afternoon, Montana Attorney General Tim Fox and leaders from the Highway Patrol introduced the new K-9 narcotic units that recently entered service across the state. “The Highway Patrol’s first-ever K-9 units are an important step forward in our ongoing efforts...
Today, Governor Steve Bullock and Attorney General Tim Fox announced that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (USDHS) had backed off of their threat to stop accepting Montana driver’s licenses and identification cards for certain purposes listed under the REAL ID Act.
Attorney General Tim Fox on Wednesday presented Powell County Adult Protective Services worker Janel Pliley with a plaque recognizing her as one of three Outstanding Crime Victim Advocates of the Year for 2014. Pliley was honored at an afternoon ceremony at the Powell County Courthouse in Deer Lodge.