 They are pushing Dirt and Baker, Montana, hoping to have two facilities ready by September. News contributor Jim McBride reports. It's an effort to alleviate some of the need for child care in the city and to help keep it affordable for area residents. The current construction will prepare the way for two units built on donated land. With one used for a Head Start program, especially geared toward lower income families. According to project leadership, these facilities along with existing child care will help to meet up to 40% of the current need.