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Sunday, August 30, 2026
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Eight candidates are competing for seven director seats. Read their bios and get more information by clicking here.
An updated version of the Glastonbury Community Directory (GCD) software was just released. The program was originally written in 2016 to meet GLA landowner demand for an accurate and easily accessible membership list. Over the years the Glastonbury Community Directory was used by landowners and the GLA board to update contact lists, prepare project review applications, and conduct parcel research. The newest version contains a complete GLA membership list that is easily searchable, sortable, and downloadable for use with other programs or printing. Multiple links allow users to research real estate databases and Google Earth. Historical parcel development, structure information, and sophisticated site analytical tools are available at Google Earth.
The Glastonbury Community Directory program was created by Brockett Designs and is free for anyone to use. List content was provided by the Montana Cadastral, Montana State Library, and the Montana Department of Revenue. Content is frequently updated. Learn more about the Glastonbury Community Directory by clicking here.
New Straw Poll Topics
NEW! We added a Straw Poll page where you can vote on hot-button issues! New topics include official candidates for GLA director in North and South Glastonbury and a chance to rate this website. Only one vote per person is allowed. The results will be shared with all current GLA Directors.
Post additional helpful thoughts in the comments box at the bottom of the Straw Poll page.
GLA Websites - Plagiarism, Hacking And Theft
Malicious rumors were spread that the 2025 GLAMontana.org website was "stolen" from the 2026 GLA Board. The opposite is closer to the truth. The 2025 website, like the one it replaced, was owned by the webmasters who created the hosting accounts and coded the sites. Ross Brunson created the previous website and retained ownership until he passed on in 2024. For many years, the GLA reimbursed Brunson monthly for his website expenses. Then a GLA debit card was added, and the charges were automatically deducted from the GLA bank account. Domain names like GLAMontana.org and email services are tied to a hosting account. Domain names are rented by the hosting account owner. The GLA never legally owned the Brunson or 2025 hosting accounts or websites, so neither could be "stolen" from the 2026 GLA. The 2026 GLA was offered website services from the GLAMontana.org hosting account owner. They refused those services, likened them to extortion, and chose to build a new website.
Read the shocking full story here.
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