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Montana DOJ Seeks Applicants for Tow Truck Complaint Resolution Committee

January 4, 2025

The Montana Department of Justice is accepting applications to fill three positions on the Tow Truck Complaint Resolution Committee. The available roles include a representative from the tow truck industry in Western Montana, a representative of the general public, and a representative of the insurance industry.

The six-member committee is tasked with reviewing and resolving complaints related to tow truck operations. Members serve three-year terms. The committee is composed of representatives from the tow truck industry, the commercial motor carrier industry, the insurance industry, the general public, and the Montana Highway Patrol.

Interested individuals are encouraged to submit a letter of application detailing their name, address, and relevant qualifications. Applications can be emailed to ContactDOJ@mt.gov or mailed to:

Montana Highway Patrol
Tow Truck Complaint Resolution Committee
Attn: Sgt. T. Perkins
P.O. Box 117, Boulder, MT 59632

The deadline for applications is January 24, 2025.

For additional information or questions, contact Montana Highway Patrol Sergeant Tammy Perkins at 498-7032.

This opportunity allows Montanans to contribute to ensuring fairness and resolving disputes in the state’s tow truck industry.

By: DNU staff

Filed Under: Business, News

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