City of Bozeman

Never thought I'd be having a beer with Bozeman City Planners but that's EXACTLY what's happening at MAP Brewing Company on September 19th and you're invited.

In the ongoing epic battle for parade watching supremacy, Bozeman residents have become scattered and disoriented in their couch placement. Not to mention there is no 4th of July parade in Bozeman.

Bozeman leaf pick up has begun! We've got the entire schedule right here for your convenience. Pick up starts in the "Subdivision Areas" on October 29th and in the "Core" on November 3rd.

Summertime is street construction season in Bozeman but daily reports from the City of Bozeman makes it easy to get around!

The City of Bozeman will start their annual Fall leaf pickup on October 23rd. Here's when you can expect them to be in YOUR 'hood!

Tonight the Bozeman City Commission takes another look at the dreaded impact fee's. Chris Kukulski talks about how they are structured and how they are divided.

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...

This week there is a meeting with the City of Bozeman Building Division that is gathering information on their new program. It is a "Voluntary Rental Unit Safety Inspection" program. On the show Wednesday Assistant City Manager Chuck Winn joined us by phone, In studio was Kate Reid Realtor/Property manager Windermere Real Estate, and Steve Cichon with Property Partners of Montana... Read

I am a champion of Bozeman. However, the City of Bozeman (and Mother Nature) never fail to screw me every Fall when it comes to picking up my leaves that I dutifully rake for the City to pick up. Why? Because I live in the 'hood.

As a business guru you might expect that I might favor government being run like a business. Actually, I don’t think it can be run like a business, and be successful, because of the inherent differences between the two.