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Meth seizures fluctuate over nine years in Montana

MONTANA — Meth-related incidents have changed over the past nine years, according to the Montana Board of Crime Control.

Meth seizures peaked in 2021, experienced a two-year decline and then rose again in 2024. This fluctuation highlights ongoing challenges in controlling meth distribution and use in the state.

The Board's data emphasizes the importance of continued efforts to address this issue.

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