Your Coverage, Your Money, Your Services!

We Are You.

Montana Municipal Interlocal Authority has been supporting local governments since 1986. MMIA pools funds from member-owners to offer liability, property, workers’ compensation, and employee benefits coverages, as well as technical assistance and risk management services.

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Our Foundational Pillars

Foundational pillars

Municipal Owned

In 1985, Montana’s cities and towns pooled resources to address a need for affordable coverage, creating MMIA. Only Montana cities and towns can participate as member-owners of MMIA’s self-funded pools. Member-owners value the benefits of self-ownership including:

  • Electing and appointing the MMIA Board of Directors and committees from among themselves.
  • Controlling their own destinies rather than being subject to volatile commercial rate and coverage trends.
  • Program earnings over established reserves go back to the pools and member-owners.

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Our Programs

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Featured events

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Municipal Summits

Register Now! - This series of events is intended for all municipal staff and elected officials. Educational updates, networking, and resources.

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MMIA Employee Benefits Open Enrollment! 

May 15 - June 15 is your time to make applicable changes to your benefits.  

Explore Your Benefits

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MMIA Employee Benefits Wellness Program. 

Your health is the feature presentation! Visit the MMIA EB Wellness webpage to view your 2026 incentives. 

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Child Abuse Prevention

Tragically, children suffer abuse while in the care of organizations where they should be protected. This abuse has serious costs. It can scar the victim for life and destroy trust in the organization. Municipalities must work to reduce the risk of child abuse from occurring on our watch. We need to understand how perpetrators operate within organizations to gain access, privacy, and control with children so we can prevent it from happening. Municipalities need to assess their exposure to risk for child abuse. Areas of concern include, but are not limited to: pools, libraries, parks and recreation programs, law enforcement, and municipal sponsored special events. Request Child Abuse Prevention Program resources today!

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Schedule your NSC 4-Hour Defensive Driver Course through MMIA today. Contact Jim Brandley at  800-635-3089 option 0 or [email protected].

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Tailored Risk Management Services

There are many benefits to having a comprehensive risk management program in place. MMIA is committed to educating our member-owners on how to identify and mitigate risk within their operations.

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