News Releases

PPL Montana announced Monday (12/16) that the Morony Dam River Access Site will remain closed for public safety until April 2014 as the company continues repairs to a generator at Morony Dam.

PPL Montana, after consultation with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, closed the access site in June. The road to the site is closed at the Sulphur Spring Trailhead. The trailhead and trailhead parking lot remain open, as does access to Ryan Island.

PPL Montana provides safe, reliable energy from coal-fired power plants at Colstrip and Billings, as well as 11 hydroelectric plants along West Rosebud Creek and the Missouri, Madison, Clark Fork and Flathead rivers. It has a combined generating capacity of more than 1,200 megawatts and has offices in Billings, Butte and Helena. PPL Montana and its 500 employees are dedicated to Montana and its communities, supporting educational, environmental and economic development programs across the state. PPL EnergyPlus operates a trading floor in Butte that markets and sells power for PPL Montana in wholesale and retail energy markets throughout the western United States. PPL Montana and PPL EnergyPlus are subsidiaries of PPL Corporation (NYSE: PPL). For more information, visit www.pplmontana.com.