Contact Us at PPL Montana
Comments & Questions
Please use this directory to reach a member of the PPL Montana staff:
Corporate Office
303 North Broadway, Suite 400
Billings, MT 59101-1255
Phone: 406-237-6900 / Fax: 406-237-6901
Pete Simonich, V.P. and Chief Operating Officer
David B. Kinnard, Associate General Counsel
Corporate Relations Office
208 N. Montana Ave., - Suite 204
Helena, MT 59601
Fax: 406-422-1094
David Hoffman, Director - External Affairs
Phone: 406-422-1091
Community Affairs Office
303 North Broadway, Suite 400
Billings, MT 59101-1255
Fax: 406-237-6901
Lisa Reid Perry, Manager - Community Affairs
Phone: 406-237-6914
PPL EnergyPlus - Sales and Marketing
45 Basin Creek Road
Butte, MT 59701-9704
Phone: 406-533-3518 / Fax: 406-533-0208
Joel D. Cook, Director - Marketing and Trading
Wholesale Energy Marketing
Retail Energy Marketing
PPL Montana - Generation
Colstrip: 406-748-5055
Corette: 406-896-4707
Butte (hydro engineering): 406-533-3413
Butte (river and reservoir information): Lance Elias, Resource Coordinator
Phone: 406-533-3510
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The spacious Ryan Dam clubhouse is open to the public. |
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The Ryan Island pavilion |
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The Ryan Island cookhouse |
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The picnic area on Ryan Island is a popular spot for families. |
Ryan Dam Clubhouse Information
The historic Ryan Dam Clubhouse, at the Great Falls of the Missouri, is an indoor facility just above the Ryan Dam picnic area.
Maintained and owned by PPL Montana, the clubhouse has a kitchen, equipped with two stoves and two refrigerators, a reception hall and restrooms. It’s available for public use and free of charge from Mother’s Day through the last weekend of September.
Reservations must be made by e-mailing Mich Ostertag at
mkostertag@pplweb.com or by calling 406-268-2324. PPL Montana provides cleaning supplies, paper towels, toilet paper, garbage cans and garbage bags. All we ask is that guests clean up the area before they leave.
The Ryan Dam picnic area is open to the public Mother’s Day through Labor Day daylight to dark, seven days a week. Reservations are not required to use this facility.
Both the clubhouse, built in 1913 and expanded in the 1930s, and picnic area are handicapped accessible.