Kevin Krieg

Thu., May 18, 2000

Resume: Republican, age 38 … a certified auto technician and machinist currently working for Kaiser Aluminum … first run at elected office … graduated from Coeur d’Alene High School and attended classes at North Idaho College and University of Idaho … lived in Kootenai County since fourth grade except for eight years in California … married to Jodie, four children.

Why running: “For the future of my kids - for the future of Kootenai County.”

Issues: Wants to keep government small … extend annual budgets to two years and plan out five and 20 years … wants to preserve land to allow the Coeur d’Alene airport to expand.

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