Located in the upper north eastern corner
of Montana, the Glasgow area is rolling
plains and open farmland. Established in
the late 1800s as a railroad town, Glasgow grew in stature
when the Fort Peck Dam was built a few miles south in
1933. One of the world's oldest and largest hydraulic
earthfill dams, Fort Peck Dam stretches over four miles
across the Missouri River. The former Glasgow Air Force
Base was a centerpiece for the community. The large
13,500 ft. runway and 67 buildings of the base are in
good repair.
CREDITS Features:
Northfork, Firefox. Commercials: Chevrolet.
Documentaries: Cousteau Society. Television:
Vacations on the Fly, PBS Lewis and Clark Bicentennial film. Educational:
How Much Land Does a Man Need? The Man Who
Corrupted Hadleyburg
ACCOMMODATIONS
9 hotels/motels, with 205 rooms
20 restaurants
CITY OFFICIALS
City Mayor (406) 228-2476
County Commissioners
(406) 228-6219
MEDIA Newspapers: Glasgow Courier
(406) 228-9301
Good Evening Glasgow (406) 228-2798
Radio: KLTZ/KLAN (406) 228-9336
Television: KFBB (Great Falls) (406) 453-4377
KRTV (Great Falls) (406) 791-5400
Valley Public (406) 228-4517
SAFETY AND SECURITY
Fire Department (406) 228-4333 Highway
Patrol (406) 377-5238
Police (406) 228-4333
Sheriff (406) 228-4333
SPECIAL
LOCATIONS
Deactivated
Glasgow Air Force Base, Fort Peck Indian Reservation,
Fort Peck Lake and Dam, Glasgow Pioneer Museum,
grain fields and ranches, Fort Peck Interpretive Center and Museum, Fort Peck Dinosaur Field Station.
AIRPORT
Prairie Aviation (406) 228-4023
FAIRGROUNDS
NE Montana Fair Board (406) 228-6266
PUBLIC
LANDS
BLM (406) 228-4316
State Parks-Region 6
(406) 228-3700
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
(406) 526-3411
PRIVATE LANDS
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
(406) 768-5155
UTILITIES Power: Northwestern Energy
(888)467-2669 Montana Dakota Utilities
(800) 638-3278
Valley Electric Co-op
(800) 293-4958
Western Area Power Authority (406) 526-3421 Telephone: Qwest (406) 603-6000
Valley Telecommunications
(406) 367-5316