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Montana's populist roots promoted early adoption of statutory "open records" mandates. Montana's first open records law was passed six years after statehood in 1895 and guaranteed: Every citizen has a right to inspect and to take a copy of any public writings of this state ?
To obtain a copy of an arrest record, you can contact the law enforcement agency that made the arrest or the court where the case was tried. These can also be seen on CHOPRS, or you can do a background check with the Montana Department of Justice.
The Montana Public Records Act stats that citizens are entitled to public records in the state, however, the Montana Constitution states that no person may be denied such records. The Constitution trumps statute, so anyone may request public documents in Montana.
Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program (MCSAP) Provides information to Montana's motor carriers on how to comply with Montana and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations and Hazardous Materials Regulations. Performs compliance reviews and safety audits.
The Montana Judicial Branch operates a case search system called the Public Access Portal, which enables the general public to retrieve court case information from the Montana District Courts and the Montana Courts of Limited Jurisdiction.
The Montana Department of Transportation's Motor Carrier Services Division (MCS) protects state and federal government investment in Montana's Highway system and ensures the safety of the traveling public through uniform regulation of the commercial motor carrier industry and enforcement of all state and federal ...
As Montana courts transition to a new centralized case management system, certain public records will become available through the Montana District Court Public Access Portal and the Montana Courts of Limited Jurisdiction Public Access Portal.
You can submit a public information request to OPIR-supported agencies via the OPIR Central Intake Center's Make a Public Information Request form or via email to publicrecords@mt.gov.