Mark Egge News Today

In a recent opinion piece in this paper, Mark Egge, a member of the Bozeman Community Development Board, addressed the city’s affordable housing crisis. “We must build, build, build” to

The city of Bozeman is hoping new regulations for new development will limit how much water is used on landscape irrigation.

Bozeman’s Community Development board passed a motion to recommend the city adopt revised water efficient landscape and irrigation design standards on Monday.Th

Last week marked the first official meeting of a new transportation planning group representing Bozeman, Belgrade and Gallatin County.

Over 80 acres of land on the edge of northwest Bozeman is being proposed for annexation into the city for development.

A development that is planned to include commercial buildings and below-market rate housing is in the works for a large plot of land along South 19th Avenue in Bozeman.

A judge in Gallatin County recently blocked two bills aimed at addressing Montana’s housing crisis, siding with a radical anti-housing interest group. The decision to block Senate Bill 323 and

A judge in Gallatin County recently blocked two bills aimed at addressing Montana’s housing crisis, siding with a radical anti-housing interest group. The decision to block Senate Bill 323 and

There are some familiar names on the list of people who threw their names in the hat looking to be nominated for an open Bozeman City Commission seat.

I just learned, in the City’s response to a Freedom-of-Information request that the City has spent the sum of $432,927.26 on consultants to draft revisions to Bozeman’s Zoning Code. This