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Rina Fontana Moore

Former Cascade County Clerk/Recorder/Auditor/Surveyor

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Recent Experience

  • Candidate for Cascade County Clerk/Recorder/Auditor/SurveyorCandidate
    2026
  • Candidate for Montana House of Representatives - District 20Candidate
    2024View PositionArrow Up RightArrow Up Right
  • Cascade County Clerk/Recorder/Auditor/Surveyor
    2019 – 2022

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About Cascade County Clerk/Recorder/Auditor/Surveyor

The Clerk & Recorder Office is responsible for county accounts payable, payroll, elections and document records/recordings (birth, deaths, mortgages, land transfers, etc.). The office also provides secretarial services for the County Commission. The Auditor shall have the authority to conduct financial or performance audits or special studies of all phases of Missoula County government. The Auditor also provides guidance to county departments on local government procurement practices and develops policies and procedures as needed.
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Term length
2019 – 2022
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Next election
June 2, 2026

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