Chris Kukulski

The Billings City Council unanimously voted former Bozeman City Manager Chris Kukulski be their next City Administrator.

Bozeman City Commission announced that Bozeman City Manager Chris Kukulski would be leaving his post by a unanimous vote of the five commissioners.

There is no question that Bozeman will continue to grow. The real question on every current resident's mind is how big and how fast?

However, I don’t think any of us want wall-to-wall food trucks lining Main Street so there has to be a compromise of some kind.

Chris talked about the latest topics, the new Etha Hotel downtown Bozeman, The "M" block at the old Kenyon Noble Downtown location, and the "Story"

The city of Bozeman is currently going through their priority list of things they want to get accomplished. This week I asked Deputy Mayor Jeff Krauss and City Manager Chris Kukulski about the different things on their to do list.

The City of Bozeman pledged 1.5 mills to help Gallatin College get going, and it was only a 2 year promise. Should the city support the college more than that? The callers thoughts were very mixed.

Things got a little heated at the City meeting last Wednesday night at the information gathering session for inspecting all Bozeman Rental properties. Totaling at around 6000 by the way. Bozeman City Manager Chris Kukulski apologized for the way the information came out and the future of the program...

It looks possible, but is it Bozeman's responsibility to build it. I really don't think so. Why should the tax payers of Bozeman foot the bill for something the private sector can do better. The complete study was submitted to the city commissioners last Monday night...

How is running a business like running a city? Is it even similar? What is the vision on Bozeman? What are Bozeman's core values? Does Chris think we are a Good city or a Great city? Listen to Chris on 1450 KMMS Pt 1 Pt 2