Grants Pass residents will have an opportunity to hear directly from two of their elected officials next week when City Councilors Joel King and Kathleen Krohn join KAJO 99.7 FM for a live radio discussion on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, beginning at 9:30 a.m. The program invites community members to tune in and participate through live call-ins, offering a chance for direct conversation with the councilors about the city’s current priorities and challenges.
KAJO’s weekly civic spotlight segments have become a reliable way for the public to stay informed about ongoing projects and policy discussions at City Hall. Tuesday’s broadcast is expected to cover a broad range of topics relevant to Grants Pass residents, including infrastructure improvements, public safety funding, and the city’s approach to housing and growth management as winter approaches. Both councilors have been active in recent deliberations about city planning, economic development, and downtown revitalization, making their perspectives timely and important for citizens interested in local governance.
Councilor Joel King has focused on balancing community development with responsible budgeting, often emphasizing the need for efficient resource allocation and support for small businesses that form the backbone of the local economy. Kathleen Krohn, meanwhile, has highlighted issues related to livability, community safety, and the importance of open communication between residents and city leaders. Their combined participation offers listeners a comprehensive look into how the City Council is addressing both immediate and long-term needs of the Grants Pass area.
The discussion aims to encourage civic engagement and transparency, giving citizens a direct avenue to express concerns or suggestions. Listeners are encouraged to call in with questions during the live broadcast, ensuring an open and interactive dialogue between city leadership and the community they serve.
KAJO’s local programming continues to play a crucial role in connecting residents with their government, providing a platform where local voices are heard and important conversations take place. As Grants Pass continues to navigate infrastructure upgrades, economic pressures, and community priorities, this radio appearance offers an important opportunity for residents to stay informed, participate, and contribute to the city’s direction.
Listeners can tune in to KAJO 99.7 FM at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, November 4, to take part in the conversation and hear directly from Councilors King and Krohn about the decisions shaping Grants Pass.