Jeff Krauss

Deputy Mayor Jeff Krauss was very vocal about the downtown "Hotel". If ample parking could be the deal breaker in not getting the downtown hotel, then why did the city recently say that we could sell the Carnegie Lot...I thought we had plenty of downtown parking...

Jeff Krauss brought up some great points about the use of the fairgrounds as part of our conversation about the Gallatin County Fair last weekend. Why keep buying more land and open space when we have a great facility like the fairgrounds right in town already...

There is a lot of talk about building a new outdoor pool in Bozeman. Bogert Park Pool is just about on its last legs and may be lost to repair. Deputy Mayor Jeff Krauss joined us in the studio to talk about plans for a new outdoor pool. Listen to the interview here and let us know in our poll what your opinion is.

After this you will, Deputy Mayor Jeff Krauss who also used to work in the county tax office, explains what a mill levy is, what it's worth. Because it is based on Bozeman's tax base. He does simplify it for me.....eventually. Jeff Krauss Pt 1 Jeff Krauss Pt 2

Well Well Well, Bozeman wants to put before the voters an open space bond. The commissioners think we need to have more trails, green space and parks in Bozeman. Up to a $15 million dollar bond. Just think we would have about 8-9 million more now had the commission not wasted all that money on the story and Mandeville farms...

Deputy Mayor Jeff Krauss talked Tuesday morning about the downside of having too many citizens advisory boards. There is nearly 50 advisory boards and with a member of the city commission having to be a part of them, they take on about 8 boards each...

Deputy Mayor Jeff Krauss was with me on the show this morning talking about his commitment to the Gallatin College here in Bozeman and also his appointment by Governor Schweitzer to the Board of Regents, Jeff called it a great honor. Here is the interview from this morning...

On today's show 1/10/2012 Deputy Mayor Jeff Krauss will be here. Sue Shockley with the Gallatin County Fairgrounds and Tammy Hall are all in this morning.