Lewis and Clark County recorded a deed this week transferring property to Unionville Community Collaborative, an entity that public records suggest may be based outside Montana. The transaction was recorded July 22, 2026, with Lewis and Clark County listed as the seller.
The specific parcel involved and the purchase price were not detailed in the deed summary available at press time. What is notable is that the seller is the county itself, meaning this represents a disposition of county-held property rather than a private transaction. Counties occasionally sell surplus land, tax-title properties, or parcels acquired through other means when there is no identified public use for them.
The name Unionville Community Collaborative suggests a nonprofit or community-development purpose, though the organization's registration, home state, and specific mission have not been confirmed through public records available to the Helena Independent. The county has not issued any public statement about the transaction. Residents with questions about county property dispositions can request documentation through the Lewis and Clark County Recorder's office.