Welcome to City of Three Forks City of Three Forks… A Great Place to Live!
In the City of Three Forks, we are defined less by boundaries on a map than by the sense of shared values our residents hold dear. Small town values, guided growth, preservation of historical, cultural, and natural heritage are just a few of the core principles that makes the City of Three Forks a wonderful place to call home.
The City of Three Forks adopted self-governing powers, allowed for by the Montana Constitution and State Law. Three Forks has a Commission-Executive form, outlined in 7-3-201, MCA, often referred to as the council-mayor form of government. Three Forks adopted a Charter which details how the government will run. The Council adopts laws and sets policy, the Mayor enforce/enacts those laws. Other duties for each branch of government are defined in State Law. Because Three Forks has adopted self-governing powers, it follows general governing powers for everything not specifically set by the Council for specific laws within the municipal limits.
Did you know parks can be reserved?
Check our park reservation policy here!
Did You Know You May Be In The 1% Chance Of Flooding Based On Fema's Flood Insurance Rate Map?
Check Out Our Floodplain Page To Learn More About The Regulations On Flood-Proofing, And How You Can Best Prepare In The Event Of A Flood.
Need bulk water?
Bulk Water is available, both potable and non-potable. Please coordinate with City Hall first to pay and ensure we direct you to the correct location for water type.
$30.00 for first 100CF (roughly 750 gallons)
$15.00 for each additional 100CF
Find all Public Notices here
Featured News
Library Positions Open
9/12/2025
LIBRARY ASSISTANT POSITION OPEN
Do you share a love reading and being around books? Do you have some spare time in your life available for a part-time job doing what you love? If so, we have the job for you!
The Three Forks Community Library is seeking applications for the position of a...
Madison-Ruby-Jefferson River Watersheds Flood Maps Update
10/7/2024
Madison, Jefferson, Gallatin, and Broadwater Counties have been working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) to produce new floodplain maps for portions of the Madison, Ruby, Jefferson, Beaverhead and South Boulder...