In my job of six years at One Montana, I spent much of my time working with farmers and ranchers across Montana. (406) 579-5697 | brownformontana@gmail.com107 South 10th Ave. Bozeman, MT 59715Democrat | Jane Jelinski, Treasurer. Laura Vosejpka has announced her resignation from the position of dean of Helena College effective May 15. Reform in Action. "Both parties will make excuses for something they should condemn, but that person is on their team," Fasbender said. Rep. Zach Brown (D-Bozeman) is a 2020 candidate for Gallatin County Commission. I bring to the table curiosity, compassion, an open mind and bridge building skills that will help improve collaboration and inspire people in our county and city government to work together instead of against each other. I care deeply about the issues in our community. I will invest my experience and expertise to work for you and all our neighbors. Most of all, I am proud to serve Montanans! I quite literally work for you, and it’s a great honor. I was born and raised in Bozeman, Montana, and grew up working for my family’s main street business. I quite literally work for you, and it’s a great honor. "I plan to bring the same principles from my business experience to the office of commissioner," Suzor-Hoy said. Tom Rolfe is a Bozeman native who holds a business degree from MSU. The candidates were also questioned on the decision to move to nonpartisan elections and the partisanship that has taken over politics. "It's more important to speak to my own qualifications rather than try and tear down my opponents," said Suzor-Hoy. Our county government impacts our quality of life every day. Reform in Action. I authored and passed Montana’s first misdemeanor expungement law, HB 168, in the 2017 session. I promise to manage your tax dollars wisely and with transparency if you hire me as your next Gallatin County Commissioner. Gallatin County’s rapid growth is creating enormous opportunities and challenges. Fasbender's mission is to represent the public and provide a better place for his children to live. The Gallatin Valley is an agricultural mecca and home to Montana’s most productive soils. "I've tried to get a feel for what people want," Rolfe said. Fasbender said the resulting lawsuits cost taxpayers $10 million, but noted that this was prior to our current county commission. Fasbender focused heavily on the need for a long-term mission for the county. Rolfe said he thinks the question speaks to the problems we have as a society in getting along with one another. He spoke to the importance of "taking care of the basics" and bringing people together by listening to their problems and treating them the way you'd like to be treated. "I've spent my whole life working with people who have different views.". He cited recent zoning issues as evidence that policy can be littered with what he called "hand grenades," which can scare the citizens of the county. He told the Independent Record he had a prior engagement and that the forum was "kind of last minute," but he will participate if another forum is held. He is also the owner of two small businesses in the community. Enjoy more articles by logging in or creating a free account. Zach is an avid outdoorsman, the son and brother of … Suzor-Hoy said he fundamentally believes that local government should be nonpartisan because it allows for clean races. I am completely invested in Gallatin County’s success, and want to bring my years of experience in public office to help shape its future. 2017 SILVER PLOW AWARD2019 GOLDEN WINDMILL AWARD, given to legislators who score the highest percentages on the MFBF Report Card, served on important committees, and were active advocates for agriculture. County government does not just serve rural residents. I will be a staunch advocate to the legislature for adding an additional District Court Judge in Gallatin County. • Harry S. Truman Scholar• Morris K. and Stewart L. Udall Scholar• 2013 Newman Civic Fellows award winner• MOA certified high school basketball official• CAP Mentor, (406) 579-5697 | brownformontana@gmail.com107 South 10th Ave. Bozeman, MT 59715Democrat | Jane Jelinski, Treasurer. Please follow the “DONATE” link above to make an online contribution. I have the heart, the head, and the work ethic to deliver on my promises and create thoughtful, positive solutions to the many challenges facing Gallatin County, our employers, and our citizens. During my six years in the Montana Legislature, I discovered and pursued deep passion for criminal justice reform. The work of our county employees directly affects citizens, visitors to our community, and the general well-being of all of us, whether it’s road and bridge maintenance, law enforcement and public safety services, land use planning or protecting and promoting better public health outcomes for our most vulnerable citizens. I quite literally work for you, and it’s a great honor. This is time to recognize that urban and rural issues are interrelated and there is an urgent need for county and municipal officials to communicate, coordinate and cooperate to shape the future. If I can be helpful to you and yours in any way, let me know. I care deeply about the issues in our community. I care deeply about the issues in our community. So to begin, I will ask questions like…. Current members. As your commissioner, I will be an urban voice for production agriculture, and an ally for open space, local food, and private land stewardship. As your representitive for House district 63, and as a candidate for Gallatin Valley Commisioner, I know that the issues in our community are not to be taken lightly. Montana’s commissioner of political practices found that Lewis and Clark County Commission candidate Mike Fasbender failed to timely report va… Watch Now: Related Video This is no time for county officials … The one-hour forum was hosted by the Helena Ministerial Association and moderated by Steve Bostrom, who is ordained by the Presbyterian Church in America and serves as a pastor at large. Gallatin County’s rapid growth is creating enormous opportunities and challenges. Montana’s commissioner of political practices found that Lewis and Clark County Commission candidate Mike Fasbender failed to timely report va… Watch Now: Related Video He said a business cannot and will not grow without a dedicated leader and that they must strive for the best in their organization. My folks, Jim and Lynda Brown, recently sold Old Main Gallery and Framing after nearly 30 years in Downtown Bozeman. My folks, Jim and Lynda Brown, recently sold Old Main Gallery and Framing after nearly 30 years in Downtown Bozeman. In my job of six years at One Montana, I spent much of my time working with farmers and ranchers across Montana. I quite literally work for you, and it’s a great honor. The Commission can be a change agent that brings together cities and towns, developers and conservationists, agricultural producers and business leaders. The county is larger than the State of Delaware, so every dollar raised is important to getting his name and message out there. (406) 579-5697 | brownformontana@gmail.com107 South 10th Ave. Bozeman, MT 59715Democrat | Jane Jelinski, Treasurer. He has lived in the county for over 30 years and has spent the majority of his life working in the automobile business. Rolfe said the most important thing is keeping people together. Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. In 2017, I was part of passing a historic slate of “Justice Reinvestment” policies into law. Can we improve sentencing reforms, pretrial diversion programs, and addiction treatment services as a means to reduce incarceration rates, thus saving taxpayer dollars over the long term? Education and Business reporter for Helena Independent Record. Rolfe said it is important to keep the county budget in check, and community growth will lead to increased revenue. Candidates Mike Fasbender, Tom Rolfe and Tyrel Suzor-Hoy were presented questions related to how they view local government and the challenges facing Lewis and Clark County. Help Zach reach the 110,000+ citizens of Gallatin County! After graduating from UM, I spent a year working in Washington, DC as a Truman Albright Fellow. 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