March Newsletter
As we move out of winter and into the early days of spring, March is a time of transition here at Jette Meadows. The days are getting longer, temperatures are slowly warming, and it’s the perfect time to start preparing for the season ahead. We hope everyone is enjoying the extra daylight and the signs of spring starting to appear around the neighborhood.
Community Reminder
As a reminder to all property owners, each lot within Jette Meadows is limited to one single-family dwelling in accordance with community guidelines (Covenants – Article VIII, Section 1). If you have any questions regarding property use or future plans for your lot, please reach out to the board for clarification.
Road Maintenance Update
The board is currently securing updated quotes for road maintenance and repairs. We are also obtaining a quote for a double-shot road treatment for several problem areas. This treatment applies two layers of oil emulsion and gravel, helping seal the road surface, improve traction, and extend the life of the roadway.
Mail Boxes at Second Entrances
An additional mail box cluster will be installed at the second entrance on Tuesday 03/17/2026 by Nate Paul and Charles Williams. If you are interested in getting a mail box at any of the entrances or want to swap with one closer to your home, please contact Terri Bolin at jmlapolsonmt@gmail.com
Garbage Collection Services
Republic Services is offering a $20 discount for their residential services, if you are interested, please call call 406-676-4331
Grizzly Disposal & Recycling – a new vendor for Polson area that offers trash collection as well; if you are interested in obtaining a quote from them, call 406-541-7171
Downed Tree at Meadows Rd
Due to the high winds last weekend, a tree was downed and laid across Meadows Road impeding traffic – thank you Greg, Michael, Dale, Juan and Nate for volunteering your time and springing in action to clear out the road
Volunteers Needed – Tree Thinning by Mailboxes at Third Entrance
We are looking for a few volunteers to help thin out and clear the common area around the mailboxes. Anyone with chainsaws, pruning tools, or other equipment that could help with brush and small tree removal would be greatly appreciated. If you’re willing to lend a hand, please reach out to the board jmlapolsonmt@gmail.com Date will be announced soon
Spring Roadside Clean up
As spring arrives, we will be organizing a community clean-up of the frontage area of Highway 93. A specific date will be announced soon, and volunteers will be greatly appreciate
Burn Season Reminder
Spring burn season is March 1- April 30 – no permit required; May 1- June 30 – permits is required. Permits can be obtained at https://cskt.org/burnpermit/
Wildlife Awareness
Jette Meadows is fortunate to be surrounded by beautiful natural habitat, which means wildlife sightings are common. Recently, there have been a couple mountain lion sightings on residential lots. Residents are encouraged to remain aware of their surroundings, especially at dawn and dusk, and to keep pets and small livestock secured when possible. If you encounter wildlife, give it plenty of space and avoid approaching. Staying alert helps ensure the safety of both residents and the animals that share this landscape.
Communication
If you notice anything around our neighborhood that may need attention as winter transitions into spring, please feel free to reach out. We appreciate everyone helping keep Jette Meadows a beautiful and welcoming community.
We look forward to the coming months as the landscape greens up and everyone can enjoy more time outside.
Thank you for being part of the Jette Meadows community!
Warm regards,
Jette Meadows HOA Board
