A fact sheet reported medical care costs incurred and funding sources received by county and local governments in Blaine and Hill Counties, Montana, to provide care for indigent Indians. Data obtained from county clerk and recorder offices and welfare departments showed that Blaine County spent about 1% of its operating revenue on indigent medical care in fiscal years 1982-85 and incurred 21% of its indigent medical care costs for Indians in fiscal years 1984-85. Hill County spent 2% of its operating revenue on indigent medical care in fiscal years 1982-85 and incurred 32% of its indigent medical care costs for Indians. Neither county received federal funds for indigent medical care during the 4-year period. Property taxes provided 95% of Blaine County funds and 94% of Hill County funds for indigent medical care; 18.4% of Blaine County's and 4% of Hill County's property tax base were found to be nontaxable Indian lands comprising the Fort Belknap and Rocky Boy Reservations. Four tables provide county revenue/cost schedules and county costs for indigent Indian medical care; four figures illustrate sources of funding. (LFL)