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What Differentiates Me From Wallner and Krumm?

I get it—on paper, we look a lot alike. As potential Commissioners, however, we're very different. Each City Commission candidate has...

Let's Get Real About Property Taxes

Over the past few months I’ve spoken with seniors living on fixed incomes who have told me that their property tax bills are cutting into...

Four Anti-Affordable Housing Laws in Bozeman

Housing prices in Bozeman are skyrocketing in Bozeman because we've made rules that make it difficult (and therefore expensive) to build...

Conservation Bona-Fides

Conservation is a deeply held value of mine. My responses to Montana Conservation Voters' 2019 candidate questionnaire presenting my...

Where Renters Live - And Don't Live

Gallatin County's cadastral data provides the name and address of every property owner in Bozeman. By looking at where a parcel's tax...

Sprawl vs. Open Space - A Tale of Two Cities

Pamplona, like Bozeman, is a city with a strong agricultural tradition (hence its annual "running of the bulls"). Pamplona, unlike...

The Case for a Cycling City

The city of Vancouver, BC, is radically remaking its transportation system. To combat climate change and improve livability, Vancouver...

Why I said Yes...

...to a reasonable request from an unpopular developer. We can always build more parking—or, we can if we can figure out how to pay for...

Should Bozeman Follow Houston's Transit Revamp?

I recently joined with other Streamline supporters in asking Gallatin County to join with the City of Bozeman in providing $20,000 in...

Why Bozeman's House Prices are Skyrocketing

It takes twice as much income today ($104,000) as it did in 2012 ($52,000) to purchase an average-priced home in Bozeman. Housing prices...

Announcing my Candidacy for Bozeman City Commission

This Just Got Real Hi. My name is Mark Egge. I’m passionate about good governance, common-ground solutions, and the Bozeman community....

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