"The Town of Brockton’s days are officially numbered after the Roosevelt County commissioners had little choice but to officially vote to disincorporate the town, Jan. 23.  No one from the public showed up at the meeting to oppose or support disincorporation for the tiny town. Officially, Brockton will remain a town for the next 90 to 120 days. The Roosevelt County Commissioners will send a letter to the State of Montana with their intent to disincorporate the town and it will take 90 to 120 days for state approval.  After the state approves, Roosevelt County will legally be in charge of what will officially be known as the community of Brockton.  Gordon Oelkers, commissioners whose district includes Brockton, said, “The hope is that we can get everything sorted out and, once Brockton, gets running again we can hopefully gradually get it into the hands of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes.” Oelkers reiterated that the county is not set up to care for a town’s infrastructure at their level.  Oelkers said that the commissioners will be working with the tribes and other various private sector groups to get Brockton functioning again. Although, Oelkers did say, “It’s going to be a long process.”"  From: Published in The Searchlight on Thursday, 25 January 2018 17:28 Written by Tyler Manning, http://northeastmontananews.com/wph/index.php/cs-news/local-news/6546-brockton-to-officially-disincorporate-after-commissioners-vote