Teton County, Wyoming

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Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a development plan for 17 blocks within the Northern South Park Incentive Overlay Area 1. The proposal by JHHR Holdings I LLC involves the future subdivision of two parcels for 559 residential dwelling units.

• Permit DEV2026-0002: Development plan for 559 residential dwelling units
• Location: Area 1 of Northern South Park Incentive Overlay, southeast of High School Road and South Park Loop

Teton District Board of Health

Teton District Board of Health

Housing Boards

The Board will discuss nine policy questions regarding the Jackson/Teton County Housing Department Rules and Regulations. The body is providing recommendations to staff before the proposed changes move to the Town Council and County Commissioners for final adoption.

• Proposed changes to First Responder preference in Weighted Drawings
• Discussion on Workforce Housing Income Requirement exemptions for First Responders
• Proposed definition of 'First Responder' for housing eligibility
• Enforcement of the 60-day vacancy requirement for restricted rental units

Teton District Board of Health

The Teton District Board of Health will meet to approve minutes, onboard a new member, and receive updates on health department initiatives, including funding programs and chronic wasting disease surveillance. The board will also review progress on the Rental Housing Regulation Subcommittee.

• Approval of May 19, 2026, minutes
• Onboarding of new board member
• Update on Health & Human Services funding program
• Chronic wasting disease surveillance update
• Rental Housing Regulation Subcommittee progress report

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will review multiple contracts for road projects, housing leases, and fire restrictions. The meeting includes planning and development requests for variances and a sketch plan for townhomes in Teton Village.

• Consideration of workforce housing restriction at 750 Two Rivers Road
• Consideration of contracts for Henry’s Road Pedestrian Fence and Teton County Guardrail projects
• Variance requests for perennial stream and street setbacks at 410 W Alta Ski Hill Road
• Sketch plan for six attached single-family townhomes on McCollister Drive
• Consideration of Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Resolution

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting on July 20, 2026 to interview and consider appointments to several volunteer boards. Boards under review include the Board of Health, Fair Board, Historic Preservation Board, and Library Board. An executive session will be held to consider the appointment of board members as public officers under Wyoming Statute §16-4-405(a)(ii). No other agenda items are listed.

• Interview and consider appointment to the Board of Health volunteer board
• Interview and consider appointment to the Fair Board volunteer board
• Interview and consider appointment to the Historic Preservation Board volunteer board
• Interview and consider appointment to the Library Board volunteer board
• Executive session to consider appointments of board members as public officers

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on county voucher payments, approve a consent agenda of routine administrative items, and review correspondence from outgoing commissioners. They will also consider a contract to repair electrical service at the old library. A workshop on Catalyzing Solutions for WY390 will be held, and an executive session on real‑estate matters is scheduled.

• Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers
• Consent Agenda for Administrative Items
• Consideration of Proposed Outgoing Commissioner Correspondence
• Consideration of Old Library Electrical Service Repair Contract
• Workshop – Catalyzing Solutions for WY390 (1 hour)

Library

The Teton County Library Board will adopt the FY27 budget, approve payment of library vouchers, and approve a transfer of interest income to the capital reserve fund. The board will also nominate and elect officers for FY27 and adopt the FY27 meeting schedule. Additional items include a COLAB update, planning a special board meeting, and an executive session to discuss a personnel matter under Wyoming Statute 16-4-405(a)(ii).

• Adopt FY27 budget
• Approve payment of library vouchers (amount unspecified)
• Nominate and elect FY27 officers
• Transfer interest income to Capital Reserve Fund (amount unspecified)
• Executive session to discuss personnel matter per Wyoming Statute 16-4-405(a)(ii)

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will meet to review June financial statements and July vouchers. The board is scheduled to elect its officers during the action items portion of the meeting.

• Election of Board officers
• Review of June Financial Statements
• Review of July Vouchers

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will discuss the proposed affordable workforce housing development at 90 Virginian Lane. The item appears under the Discussion/Action Items section of the agenda. No additional details such as cost or specific actions are provided.

• 90 Virginian Lane – affordable workforce housing development (April Norton)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will discuss Snake River Management and review CIPP feasibility assessments. The board will also receive reports on the Stilson Easement and the Strategic Plan.

• CIPP proposals from Friends of Pathways, HACK, and TCCTA
• Snake River Management discussion
• Stilson Easement report
• Strategic Plan report

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission will review a staff report (Permit AMD2026-0002) that proposes changes to the procedures for land development review (LDR) text amendments and zoning map amendments across the county. The commission will discuss how such amendments are proposed, initiated, and reviewed. No other agenda items are listed.

• Permit AMD2026-0002 – staff report proposing changes to LDR text amendment and zoning map amendment procedures county‑wide

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board is meeting to discuss the 2026 fair budget and event logistics. The board will consider how to allocate extra sponsorship funding and whether the Sheriff’s Office and Wyoming Counterdrug will have displays.

• Approval of Daily ‘Scopes of Work’ for Fair Security Contractor
• Allocation of extra sponsorship funding for event-specific money or fair expenses
• Proposed displays by the Sheriff’s Office and Wyoming Counterdrug
• FY26 Fair Budget Review & Updates
• Updates on 2026 Fair Committee items including Rodeo, Horse Show, and Figure 8 Races

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on several action items, including payment of county vouchers, a consent agenda for administrative items, proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence, and a reciprocal crane agreement with Big Mountain Enterprises. The meeting also includes a County Volunteer Board interview, updates from the Teton Conservation District, and a discussion of Wilson Highway 22 speed limits. An executive session will address personnel matters, and several special event permits are presented for information only.

• Consideration of payment of county vouchers
• Consent agenda for administrative items
• Consideration of proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence
• Reciprocal crane agreement between Teton County and Big Mountain Enterprises
• County Volunteer Board interview at 9:15 a.m.

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board will meet to review land use development regulations and provide input. The meeting will be held at the Public Works basement conference room in Jackson.

• Review of land use development regulations
• Policy review and WQAB Input

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Teton County Commissioners will approve the June 11, 2026 meeting minutes and vouchers numbered 4332 through 4360. They will then discuss funding requests from various community partners, including Mountain Bike the Tetons, KHOL Wyoming PBS, and the Jackson Hole Nordic Alliance. Additional items include a board retreat date and updates from several committees.

• Approve regular meeting minutes from June 11, 2026
• Approve vouchers 4332 to 4360
• Discuss strategic partnership funding requests from multiple community groups
• Set date for the fall board retreat
• Receive reports from Events, Marketing, Social Media, and Sustainability committees

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special joint meeting to conduct interviews for volunteer board positions. The body may enter an executive session to consider these appointments.

• Interviews for Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board
• Interviews for Energy Conservation Works
• Interviews for Parks & Recreation

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will consider the payment of county vouchers and a consent agenda for administrative items. The meeting includes a workshop on the Natural Resources Department structure and discussions regarding the Snake River Management Plan.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits for Hotel Yellowstone, Elkhorn Trading Post, Wilson Volunteer Fire Department Association, and Teton Assets and Astoria Park Conservancy
• Correspondence regarding Antelope Migration Corridor Designation, WYDOT, Grand Targhee, and Federal Grant Management Rule Changes
• Workshop on Natural Resources Department Structure & Director and Manager Role Research
• Discussion of Snake River Management Plan

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority is discussing whether to allow air conditioning units to qualify for capital improvement credits. Staff recommends maintaining the current policy, which views such units as luxury items that could reduce home affordability by increasing resale prices.

• Consideration of air conditioning units for Capital Improvement Credit
• Review of May 2026 Financials
• Discussion of Fee Schedule and Waiver Policy
• Scheduling of a special meeting for Housing Rules and Regulations

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will adopt the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. They will also consider an amendment to the Fiscal Year 2026 end‑of‑year budget.

• Adoption of FY27 County Budget
• Consideration of FY26 End‑of‑Year Budget Amendment

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public budget hearing and consider a contract for replastering the Rec Center lap pool. The meeting also includes a review of county vouchers and a workshop on the Annual Indicator Report.

• Budget Hearing for Public Comment
• Rec Center Lap Pool Replaster Contract
• Comment Letter regarding WY22 Step Down Speeds
• Annual Indicator Report workshop
• Executive session regarding real estate and personnel

START

The START board will discuss budget updates and grant progress for the upcoming fiscal year and approve a contract for E-Ink displays at three bus stops.

• Approval of May 28, 2026, meeting minutes
• Contract with Urban Solar for E-Ink displays ($96,990)
• Budget Update for FY27
• WYDOT Grant Update
• Director's Update on marketing and conferences

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will hold a meeting focused on a tour of local parks and recreation facilities, followed by a public comment session.

• Parks Facilities Tour
• Public comment session
• Tour of May Park
• Tour of Mike Yokel Park
• Tour of Powderhorn Park

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board will meet to discuss wastewater capacity and regionalization. The board is reviewing a draft letter agreement for the Wilson Sewer SPET recommendation.

• Review and approval of draft letter agreement for Wilson Sewer SPET recommendation
• Public comment request from Elk Refuge Sewer District regarding water quality planning
• Staff updates on Wilson Fire Station sewer connection and Munger Sewer
• Discussion on TOJ Wastewater Capacity Study
• Review of Land Use Development Policy Recommendations

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will meet to consider delegating authority regarding the Kinky Creek Fire. The meeting will also include an executive session.

• Consideration of Delegation of Authority for the Kinky Creek Fire
• Executive Session

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will hold a contested case hearing on Docket #2026-0001 concerning Stallion Ranch. Commissioners will consider motions to dismiss the case. The meeting is a special session and will not be streamed, though audio recordings can be requested from the clerk’s office.

• Contested case hearing – motions to dismiss – Docket #2026-0001 – Stallion Ranch

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on several action items, including payment of county vouchers, a change order for the Administration Building sidewalk, and acceptance of a conservation easement for Stilson Park. Commissioners will also discuss an air‑quality monitoring agreement with the DOE and DEQ, Wyoming retirement matters, fast‑track permits, and a speed‑step‑down on Wilson West Entry. A special‑events permits list will be presented for information only. No public comment will be taken on discussion items.

• Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers
• Consideration of Change Order #1 for the Administration Building Sidewalk Project
• Consideration of Acceptance of Stilson Park Conservation Easement
• Discussion with DOE and DEQ on Air Quality Monitoring Agreement DE-NE700070
• Special events permits (informational only) – Teton Village Fireworks, Targhee Fest, etc.

Library

The Teton County Library Board of Directors will meet to review financial reports and approve library vouchers. The board will also consider a full-day library closure on October 28, 2026, for a staff in-service day.

• Payment of library vouchers in the amount of $35,734.07
• Proposed library closure on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, for staff in-service day
• Review of FY27 Library Board applicants: Margaret (Peggy) Gilday, Caryn Flanagan, Alissa Ehrenkranz, and Sandy Chio
• Executive session to discuss a personnel matter
• Alta branch overview, programs, and projects presentation

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will hold a voucher meeting via Zoom. Members will approve the May 20, 2026 meeting minutes, review May financial statements and June vouchers, and consider a resolution of appreciation. The meeting will conclude with a chamber mixer on July 9 at 5 pm at Phil Baux Park.

• Approval of May 20, 2026 meeting minutes
• Review of May financial statements
• Review of June vouchers
• Resolution of Appreciation
• Chamber Mixer July 9 at 5 pm at Phil Baux Park

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners approved several items via consent agenda, including employee housing leases and grant agreements. Substantive actions included approving a new fire station MOU, adopting the 2026 Electrical Code, and establishing an open space easement in Stilson. A resolution regarding Water Quality SPET funding was tabled until June 22.

• Approved agenda and May meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items (4-0)
• Approved MOU with Friends of the Gros Ventre Fire Station for a new station at 947 Sandcherry Way (4-0)
• Approved First Amendment to the 2025 Fire/EMS Joint Power Agreement (4-0)
• Approved adoption of the 2026 National Electrical Code Resolution (4-0)
• Approved FY2027 fees for Trash Transfer Station, Recycling Center, and Household Hazardous Waste Facilities (4-0)
• Approved Amendment No. 1 to the FHWA FY22 Safe Streets and Roads for All grant agreement (4-0)
• Approved Stilson Open Space Easement for an 8.5-acre parcel (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will consider paying county vouchers, terminating a local emergency declaration, and appointing a special prosecutor. The meeting also includes a workshop on the FY27 Long Range Work Plan and an executive session regarding real estate.

• Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers
• Consideration to Terminate the Emergency Declaration for J-W
• Consideration of Appointment of Special Prosecutor – Allred
• FY27 Long Range Work Plan Workshop
• Executive Session for Real Estate Selection

The Board approved a county voucher run of $2,796,517.52 and an interfund transfer of $1,458,902.42. They also terminated the emergency declaration for the J-W water system and appointed Spencer Allred as special prosecutor.

• Approved June 15, 2026 County Voucher Run for $2,796,517.52 (4-0)
• Approved interfund transfer of $1,458,902.42 (4-0)
• Approved 24-hour liquor permit for Westside Wine & Spirits / Jackson Hole Land Trust – R Park Summer Solstice (4-0)
• Terminated the Emergency Declaration for J-W water system dated June 1, 2026 (4-0)
• Approved resolution to appoint Spencer Allred as special prosecutor for State of Wyoming vs. Anastasia Bonomo Nela (4-0)
• Directed staff on prioritization order for FY27 County Long Range Planning Work Plan

Planning Commission

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board will consider several agency contracts and funding allocations for FY27. The meeting includes a presentation on the 2026 SDMP Indicator Report and updates from marketing, events, and sustainability committees.

• FY27 Visitor Services Agreement between the Chamber and the JHTTB
• Public Relations Agency Agreement between Campstories and Visit Jackson Hole
• Creative Agency Agreement between MMGY Origin Outside and Visit Jackson Hole
• Funding allocation for National Elk Refuge Engagement Specialist
• FY27 FAM trips proposal by Rendezvous Events

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority Board will review a list of proposed changes to housing rules and regulations. The board will discuss these items before making recommendations to the Town Council and Board of County Commissioners.

• Proposed first preference and income requirement exemptions for First Responders
• Proposed definition of 'First Responder' for housing programs
• Proposed remedies for rental units exceeding the 60-day vacancy requirement
• Proposed annual compliance administration fee for owners of restricted units
• Proposed maximum occupancy standards and narrower affordable housing income ranges

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board will meet to review current findings and hold a discussion regarding the Housing Supply Plan. The board will also receive an update on 90 Virginian Lane.

• Update on 90 Virginian Lane
• Discussion of Housing Supply Plan current findings

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will consider several schedule‑policy updates, including a 45‑day public comment period. Staff will present the 2026 Recreation Center facility scheduling documents (redline and clean versions). An update on Capital Improvement Project (CIP) applications from the July 7 Board meeting will be provided. A field trip to the recreation center is scheduled for June 25.

• Schedule policy updates – initiate 45‑day public comment period
• Staff report on 2026 Recreation Center facility scheduling (redline version)
• Staff report on 2026 Recreation Center facility scheduling (clean version)
• Update on Capital Improvement Project (CIP) applications (July 7 Board meeting)
• June 25 field trip, 1‑3 pm, meeting at the Recreation Center

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board will meet to approve routine minutes and committee updates, and to discuss beer pricing and night event vendors.

• Approval of 2026 Fair Committee Updates
• Consideration of Cup Size, Cup Material & Beer Pricing
• Consideration of Night Event Vendors
• 2026 Fair Committee Updates (Big Top Tent, Concert, Rodeo, etc.)
• FY26 Fair Budget Review

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will consider the payment of county vouchers and a crane swing agreement for the Justice Center. The body will also discuss a funding request from the Hoback Water and Sewer District and enter executive session regarding real estate.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• Justice Center Crane Swing Agreement
• Hoback Water and Sewer District additional funding request
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits for Grand Teton Music Festival, Hotel Terra/Spur Catering, and Jedediah Corp
• Executive session for real estate site selection or purchase

The Board approved the June 8 County Voucher Run totaling $1,855,265.77 and a Crane Swing Agreement with the Town of Jackson for the Teton County Justice Center. They also approved several 24-hour liquor permits via consent agenda.

• Approved June 8 County Voucher Run for $1,855,265.77 (4-0)
• Approved 24-hour liquor permits for Grand Teton Music Festival, Hotel Terra / Spur Catering, and Jedediah Corp (4-0)
• Approved Teton County Justice Center Crane Swing Agreement with the Town of Jackson (4-0)

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority board will vote to approve the FY 2026/27 budget. They will also approve the minutes from the May 6 regular meeting and review the April 2026 financial statements. Additional items include staff and board matters, and a public comment period for items not on the agenda.

• Approve May 6 meeting minutes
• Review April 2026 financials
• Approve FY 2026/27 Housing Authority budget

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will review a Planned Unit Development amendment for the Teton Village Resort Expansion (Area 2) Master Plan. The meeting also includes decisions on solar installations and various county fair contracts.

• PUD amendment for Teton Village Resort Expansion (Area 2) including 7715 Granite Loop Road and 3015 W Taminah Road
• Contract with Creative Energies Solar for Stilson Transit Center Solar Installation
• Affirmation of Health Department FY 2027 Fee Schedule
• Variance to Title 9 Small Wastewater Facility Standards for 4442 Lower Gros Ventre Road
• Consideration of Teton County Fair advertising and Big Top Entertainment

The Board adopted the agenda and consent agenda items, then approved several contracts including a $1,365,137 BUILD Grant task work order package, a $226,221 solar array contract for the Stilson Transit Center, and a $39,750 entertainment contract for the 2026 County Fair. It also approved the amendment to the Teton Village expansion PUD and a $7,500 Energy Mitigation Program purchase of cooperative solar shares. All motions received unanimous approval.

• Approved FY2027 BUILD Grant task work orders totaling $1,365,137 (all in favor)
• Approved Contract with Creative Energies Solar for Stilson Transit Center solar array, not‑to‑exceed $226,221 (all in favor)
• Approved 2026 Teton County Fair Big Top entertainment agreements totaling $39,750 (all in favor)
• Approved Energy Mitigation Program purchase of 50 cooperative solar shares for Alta Library, $7,500 (all in favor)
• Approved amendment to Planned Unit Development PUD2025-0003 for Teton Village expansion (all in favor)
• Approved State Contract for Treatment Court, accepting $150,965 in state funding (all in favor)
• Approved Sole Source agreement for Sustainable Business Leaders program, $10,000 annually (all in favor)
• Approved seasonal lease agreements for Adams Canyon Bunkhouse employee housing (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Jackson Town Council and Teton County Board approved the minutes from five prior joint meetings. Both bodies also approved a contract with Commute with Enterprise for a turnkey vanpool pilot program operated by START Bus. All votes were recorded as all in favor.

• Approved minutes from April 6, 2026 Regular Joint Meeting and four special meetings (Town) – all in favor
• Approved minutes from April 6, 2026 Regular Joint Meeting and four special meetings (County) – all in favor
• Approved Vanpool Pilot Program Agreement with Commute with Enterprise for START Bus operation (Town) – all in favor
• Approved Vanpool Pilot Program Agreement with Commute with Enterprise for START Bus operation (County) – all in favor
• Adjourned County portion of meeting – all in favor
• Adjourned Town portion of meeting to executive session – all in favor

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve county vouchers and discuss several infrastructure updates. The body will consider an emergency declaration regarding the J-W water main and hold an executive session regarding real estate purchase.

• Consideration of Emergency Declaration - J-W Water Main
• Payment of County Vouchers
• Munger Sewer Line Update
• Town Proposal for future joint efforts
• Executive session for real estate site selection or purchase

The commissioners adopted the meeting agenda unanimously (4‑0). They approved a County Voucher payment of $701,187.85 and approved the emergency declaration for the J‑W Subdivision water system failure, each with all commissioners voting in favor. The board also entered and later exited an executive session on real estate matters, and adjourned the meeting with unanimous consent.

• Adopt agenda (4-0)
• Approve County Voucher payment of $701,187.85 (unanimous)
• Approve Emergency Declaration for J‑W water system failure (unanimous)
• Enter Executive Session for real estate (unanimous)
• Exit Executive Session (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a withdrawn Conditional Use Permit for light‑industry at 10770 and 10790 S Highway 89. It will review a sketch plan for six attached single‑family townhomes on McCollister Drive in Teton Village. It will discuss two amendments to the County Land Development Regulations: one to require Board of County Commissioners approval for zoning map and LDR text changes, and another to raise the size limit for the affordable‑workforce housing mitigation exemption.

• Withdrawal of Conditional Use Permit (CUP2026-0001) for light‑industry at 10770 & 10790 S Highway 89
• Sketch Plan (SKC2024-0001) for six attached single‑family townhomes on McCollister Drive, Teton Village
• Amendment (AMD2026-0002) to require Board of County Commissioners approval for zoning map and LDR text amendments (county‑wide)
• Amendment (AMD2026-0003) to increase the 2,500 sq ft home size exemption in Affordable Workforce Housing standards (county‑wide)

The commission voted 5‑0 to approve permit SKC2024-0001 for a six‑unit attached single‑family development in Teton Village. The approval was granted with no conditions as recommended by the Planning Director. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved Sketch Plan SKC2024-0001 for Tram Tower Townhomes Phase 2 (5‑0)

START

The START Board will review the FY27 budget and discuss the final 5‑Year Transit Development Plan. Members will consider adopting the plan, the preferred route scenario, and related fare policy options. A Director’s Update will include a commuter marketing campaign. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.

• Budget Update FY27 – presentation by Mike Toronto
• Discussion and approval of the 5‑Year Transit Development Plan – adoption of final TDP and preferred route plan
• Fare policy options discussed as part of the Transit Development Plan
• Director’s Update – includes commuter marketing campaign
• Public comment – limited to items not on the agenda

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will decide on a contract, notice of award, and change order for the Wilson Active Transportation Plan. They will also review county voucher payments, a consent agenda of routine items, a proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence, and a research agreement with the University of Wyoming. Additional discussion items include calendar review and updates on special event permits.

• Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers
• Consent agenda items: 24‑Hour Liquor Permits, SLIB Drawdowns, Tax Corrections, Human Service/Community Development Contracts
• Proposed Outgoing Commissioner Correspondence
• Contract, Notice of Award, and Change Order for Wilson Active Transportation Plan
• Research Agreement with the University of Wyoming and Teton County

The commissioners adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. They approved a County Voucher payment of $963,564.99. They approved the Wilson Active Transportation Improvements contract, Notice of Award and Change Order #1, not‑to‑exceed $4,715,324. They also approved a research agreement with the University of Wyoming for a joint workshop on the Grand Targhee Resort expansion.

• Adopted agenda (4-0)
• Approved County Voucher payment of $963,564.99 (unanimous)
• Approved Wilson Active Transportation contract, Notice of Award and Change Order #1, not‑to‑exceed $4,715,324 (unanimous)
• Continued consideration of research agreement with University of Wyoming (unanimous)
• Approved research agreement with University of Wyoming for Grand Targhee Resort workshop (unanimous)
• Entered Executive Session for real estate and administrator interview (unanimous)
• Exited Executive Session (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board will meet to provide a recommendation regarding the Wilson Sewer. The board will also discuss a meeting request with local and state representatives concerning legislative options for county sewer management.

• Wilson Sewer recommendation
• Legislative options for county sewer management

The board reviewed the Wilson Sewer District’s recommendation and noted that any changes to the district’s bylaws must be voted on by the full WSD board. The board also discussed legislative options for an expanded county role in wastewater and said TC staff will arrange a meeting with state legislators. No formal actions, approvals, or votes were recorded.

Library

The Teton County Library Board of Directors will meet to discuss facility maintenance, policy updates, and legislative resolutions. The board is deciding on a construction contract for parking lot paving and an extension of a cleaning services agreement.

• Agreement with Avail Valley Construction LLC for $53,120 from Library Capital Reserve for parking lot paving
• Extension of Independent Contractor Agreement for Alta cleaning services through June 30, 2028
• Resolution 2026-1 opposing H.R. 7661
• Resolution 2026-2 adopting the 2026 Teton County Policy Manual
• Request to install DAR America 250 Patriots Marker at the library

The board approved payment of $44,072.25 in library vouchers and extended the cleaning contract through June 30, 2028. It also approved $53,120 from the Library Capital Reserve for the Alta branch parking lot paving project, and adopted resolutions opposing H.R. 7661 and adopting the 2026 County Policy Manual. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved payment of library vouchers $44,072.25 (3-0)
• Approved extension of cleaning services contract through June 30, 2028 (3-0)
• Approved $53,120 from Library Capital Reserve for Alta parking lot paving project (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1 opposing H.R. 7661 (3-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-2 adopting 2026 County Policy Manual (3-0)
• Approved library closure on July 3‑4 with paid leave for Saturday staff (3-0)
• Moved to Executive Session for personnel matter (3-0)
• Adjourned meeting (3-0)

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will meet to discuss financial statements and program updates. The board may take action on the FY27 budget and a professional services agreement amendment.

• Amended FY27 ECW Budget
• Residential Loan Program Updates
• Second Amendment to Professional Services Agreement
• Executive Session regarding personnel matters

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will review several contracts, including one to rehabilitate Benson Cabin and another for heat pump PTAC units at Station 7. They will also discuss the 2026 District 4 Wildfire Annual Operating Plan and a sub‑lease agreement for 400 W Snow King Ave. The meeting includes a final budget discussion workshop.

• Contract for Benson Cabin Rehabilitation
• Contract for Heat Pump PTAC Units at Station 7
• 2026 District 4 Wildfire Annual Operating Plan
• Employee Sub‑Lease Agreement for 400 W Snow King Ave
• Final Budget Discussion workshop

The commissioners unanimously approved a design‑build contract for the Benson Cabin rehabilitation, a $23,587 contract for heat‑pump PTAC units at Station 7, and a lease for 400 W Snow King Ave. They also approved the 2026 District 4 Wildfire Annual Operating Plan and a letter to the Federal Highway Administration requesting review of Highway 22 plans. All items were placed on and passed through the consent agenda with votes of 5‑0.

• Approved Benson Cabin rehabilitation contract with Serenity Development (5‑0)
• Approved 2026 District 4 Wildfire Annual Operating Plan (5‑0)
• Approved Heat Pump PTAC Units contract with Long Building Technologies for $23,587 (5‑0)
• Approved EMP funding for Station 7 PTAC replacements for $23,587 (5‑0)
• Approved employee sub‑lease agreement for 400 W Snow King Ave (5‑0)
• Approved letter to Federal Highway Administration on Highway 22 NEPA process (5‑0)

Teton District Board of Health

The Teton District Board of Health will vote on the FY 2027 fee schedule and updated food safety rules. The board will also review the Health Department's annual budget request and discuss rental housing regulation.

• Vote on Teton County Health Department Fee Schedule, FY 2027
• Vote on Teton County Food Rules for Food Safety, Food Rule 2026
• Vote on proposed revisions to Rule Making Guidelines
• Review of Health Department annual budget request
• Discussion on rental housing regulation

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss the Community Recreation Center scheduling policy and a field tour. The board is scheduled to take action on the master fee schedule and the Adaptive Access Program policies.

• Master Fee Schedule update
• Adaptive Access Program caregiving and access policies
• Community Recreation Center Scheduling Policy discussion
• Gifting & Donation Policy updates
• Karns Meadow Plan update

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will meet to consider payment of county vouchers, consent agenda items including 24-hour liquor permits for events, and continued budget discussions. The meeting includes a workshop on the budget and an executive session.

• Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits for Snake River Fest 2026 and Bentwood Backyard BBQ
• Continued Budget Discussions
• Executive Session
• Public Comment via Zoom or Email

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the May 1‑8, 2026 county voucher run for $1,353,293.90 with an all‑in‑favor vote. The board also approved the 24‑hour catering permits for several events, again unanimously. A motion to reconsider pausing the Virginian project failed for lack of a second.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous)
• Approve county voucher payment $1,353,293.90 (unanimous)
• Approve 24‑hour catering permits for Snake River Fest and Bentwood Backyard BBQ (unanimous)
• Motion to reconsider Virginian project pause failed (no second)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board will vote on several contracts and the transfer of funds from unallocated reserves to professional services, office supplies, and office space. The meeting includes presentations on ambassador services and community partnerships. Members will also receive reports from the treasurer and various committees.

• Transfer of funds from unallocated reserves to professional services, office supplies, and office space
• Agreement between TMBR and JHTTB for web services
• IT contract with Teton Tech
• Annual Datafy Advanced Analytics and Advertising Contract
• Amendment to Fiscal Manager Contract

The board approved the consent agenda items and a $40,000 transfer from unallocated reserves to professional services, $18,000 to office supplies, and $7,500 to office space (7‑0). It also approved a $23,750 grant for the Outer Park Road Geology Tour (7‑0). Finally, the board approved $563,370 in ambassador services funding, allocating $67,500 to Friends of Pathways, $95,870 to Teton Backcountry Alliance, and $400,000 to Friends of Bridger‑Teton, and postponed the National Elk Refuge decision to the June meeting (6‑0).

• Approved consent agenda items A‑G (7‑0)
• Approved transfer of $40,000 professional services, $18,000 office supplies, $7,500 office space (7‑0)
• Approved $23,750 Geology Tour grant from unallocated reserves (7‑0)
• Approved ambassador services funding $563,370 to three organizations (6‑0)
• Postponed National Elk Refuge funding decision to June meeting (6‑0)

Housing Boards

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of County Commissioners and Town Council are holding a special joint meeting. The body will conduct a joint department and budget review for Fiscal Year 2027.

• FY27 Joint Department/Budget Review

The Teton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the Energy Conservation Works (ECW) budget with a 6% compensation increase. The Jackson Town Council also approved the same ECW budget, passing it with a 4‑1 vote as the mayor opposed. Both bodies then adjourned the meeting unanimously.

• County Commissioners approved ECW budget with 6% compensation increase (unanimous)
• Jackson Town Council approved ECW budget with 6% compensation increase (4-1 vote, mayor opposed)
• County Commissioners adjourned the meeting (unanimous)
• Jackson Town Council adjourned the meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The board will consider payment of county vouchers and approve a consent agenda that includes several 24‑hour liquor permits for specific events and organizations. Additional action items include contracts for the Teton Pass Trail early work package, sanitation trash removal, and a change order for the Justice Center. The commissioners will also discuss invitations to a joint workshop on the Grand Targhee ski‑resort expansion and a letter of support for the Wild and Scenic Rivers instream‑flow program.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24‑Hour Liquor Permits for Jedediah Corporation (C. Scott event), The Liquor Store (PAWS), and The Liquor Store (Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation)
• Teton Pass Trail CMAR Contract and Amendment #1 for Early Work Package GMP
• Sanitation Trash Removal Contract
• Justice Center Owner Change Order #1 Snow Melt

The commissioners approved the county voucher payment of $3,279,065.15 and several 24‑hour catering permits unanimously. They also approved a $216,714 Justice Center change order (which was later rejected 2‑3), a $794,798.88 contract for early work on the Teton Pass Trail, and a three‑year sanitation/trash removal contract up to $55,000. All motions except the Justice Center change order passed with unanimous votes.

• Approved May 11 County Voucher payment of $3,279,065.15 (unanimous)
• Approved 24‑hour catering permits for Jedediah Corp, The Liquor Store (PAWS), The Liquor Store (RMELF) (unanimous)
• Approved letters for Grand Targhee Ski Resort workshop invitations (unanimous)
• Approved signing of Wild and Scenic Rivers support letter to WY State Engineers Office (unanimous)
• Rejected Justice Center Owner Change Order #1 for $216,714 (2‑3 vote; Macker & Newcomb in favor)
• Approved Whitaker Construction CMAR contract & Amendment #1 for Teton Pass Trail early work, $794,798.88 (unanimous)
• Approved three‑year Sanitation/Trash Removal contract with Ivy Outdoor Services, up to $55,000 year 1 (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners and Town Council are holding a special joint meeting. The body will discuss and take action regarding the affordable workforce housing development at 90 Virginian Lane.

• Discussion and action on 90 Virginian Lane Affordable Workforce Housing Development

The County Board approved staff to prepare the document suite for the 90 Virginian Lane affordable housing project, requiring at least 50% of financing from impact‑investment sources. The County also approved a white paper on impact investing for the project and paused further document preparation until June 30 2026. Two Town motions to direct staff on the same project failed, and both bodies adjourned unanimously.

• Approved staff preparation of 90 Virginian Lane documents with impact‑investment financing condition (vote 4-1, Gardner opposed) – County
• Approved Housing Director to work with Community Foundation on white paper for 90 Virginian Lane impact‑investing workshop (vote 3-2, Macker and Gardner opposed) – County
• Approved pause on preparing 90 Virginian Lane documents until June 30 2026 or further direction (unanimous) – County
• Failed motion to continue the item to an unspecified date (vote 1-4) – County
• Failed Town motion to direct staff to prepare documents for 90 Virginian Lane (vote 1-4) – Town
• Adjourned County meeting (unanimous) – County
• Adjourned Town meeting (unanimous) – Town

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board will consider three advertising packages—Buckrail, Jackson Hole Radio, and Todo TV—for the 2026 fair. It will also discuss translation options for the 2026 fair book. A review of the FY26 fair budget and updates from the fair committee will be presented. Public comment will be limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Consideration of Buckrail Advertising Package for the 2026 Teton County Fair
• Consideration of Jackson Hole Radio Advertising Package for the 2026 Teton County Fair
• Consideration of Todo TV Advertising Package for the 2026 Teton County Fair
• Consideration of translation options for the 2026 Teton County Fair Book
• FY26 Fair Budget Review & Updates

The board recommended approval of the Buckrail, Jackson Hole Radio, and Todo TV advertising packages for the 2026 Teton County Fair, each already funded in the budget. It also approved translating key sections of the 2026 Fair Book into Spanish for an additional $1,100. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved recommendation of Buckrail Advertising Package (unanimous)
• Approved recommendation of Jackson Hole Radio Advertising Package (unanimous)
• Approved recommendation of Todo TV Advertising Package (unanimous)
• Approved translation of key sections of the 2026 Fair Book for $1,100 (unanimous)
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda contracts (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:00 PM (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission will meet to approve previous minutes and adopt the current agenda. The primary item of new business is a board training presentation regarding Article 8.

• PC Board Training - Article 8 Presentation

The commission spent the meeting discussing the sufficiency, review, and hearing processes outlined in Article 8 of the Land Development Regulations. Staff presented the procedural steps for applications, conditional use permits, and post‑decision requirements. No motions were adopted, denied, or tabled; the meeting concluded without any formal decisions.

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners unanimously approved a $462,962 change order for Justice Center architectural services, allocated up to $1 million for the Stilson Transit Center, approved a $2,900 sewer design contract for Wilson Fire Station #2, and authorized water‑rights detachment for Porter Ranch. They also approved a boundary‑adjustment permit for the Grand Teton Meadow Subdivision (3‑1 vote). All other agenda items were adopted without opposition.

• Approved Justice Center Change Order #4 for $462,962 (unanimous)
• Approved up to $1,000,000 SPET allocation for Stilson Transit Center (unanimous)
• Approved $2,900 Wilson Fire Station #2 sewer design contract and SPET funds (unanimous)
• Approved detachment of water rights for Porter Ranch subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved boundary‑adjustment permit BDJ2026-0002, vacating Lots 21‑N/21‑S (3‑1, Propst opposed)
• Adopted consent agenda items including Old Bill’s Fun Run grants and election districts (unanimous)
• Approved outgoing tennis association letter to school district (unanimous)
• Adopted meeting agenda with minor changes (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will consider the payment of county vouchers and administrative items. The meeting includes a workshop on the FY27 Long Range Work Plan and a discussion regarding a Ruckelshaus Institute proposal for Grand Targhee.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service
• Ruckelshaus Institute Proposal for Grand Targhee
• FY27 Long Range Work Plan workshop

The Teton County Board of Commissioners met on May 4, 2026 and adopted the agenda. They approved the May 4 voucher run of $941,622.64 and an interfund transfer of $1,603,450.98. The Board entered and later exited an executive session for litigation and directed the County Attorney to proceed as instructed. All motions passed with all commissioners in favor.

• Adopt agenda as presented (all in favor)
• Approve voucher run $941,622.64 and interfund transfer $1,603,450.98 (all in favor)
• Enter executive session for litigation under WY Stat §16-4-405(a)(iii) (all in favor)
• Leave executive session (all in favor)
• Direct County and Prosecuting Attorney to proceed as instructed (all in favor)
• Adjourn meeting (all in favor)

START

The START Board will meet to review first quarter 2026 KPIs and receive a budget update for FY27. The board will also discuss the 5-Year Transit Development Plan and receive a Director's update.

• Review of First Quarter 2026 KPIs
• FY27 Budget Update
• Discussion of 5-Year Transit Development Plan
• Director's Update from Mike Toronto

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Town Council and Board of County Commissioners are conducting a joint budget workshop for Fiscal Year 2027. The session involves discussions across multiple departments and services to coordinate spending and planning.

• Transportation/Pathways budget discussion
• START budget discussion
• Fire/EMS & Emergency Management budget discussion
• Housing and Planning budget discussions
• Parks & Recreation and Jackson Hole Airport budget discussions

The County Board approved a draft letter responding to an immigration‑enforcement petition, with a unanimous vote. Both the County and the Jackson Town Council approved the Jackson Hole Airport FY 2027 budget, each with all members in favor. The Travel & Tourism Board FY 2027 budget was also approved by the County and the Town, again with unanimous support. The meeting was then adjourned by motions approved by all present.

• Approved mailing of draft immigration petition response letter (unanimous)
• Approved Jackson Hole Airport FY27 budget for County (all in favor)
• Approved Jackson Hole Airport FY27 budget for Town (all in favor)
• Approved Travel & Tourism Board FY27 budget for County (all in favor)
• Approved Travel & Tourism Board FY27 budget for Town (all in favor)
• Adjourned County meeting (all in favor)
• Adjourned Town meeting (all in favor)

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission will review a Planned Unit Development amendment (PUD2025-0003) for the Teton Village Resort Expansion Area 2. The amendment affects the Shooting Star subdivision, Homesteads at Teton Village, and the Apres Vous Condominiums, including parcels at 7715 Granite Loop Road and 3015 W Taminah Road. The request seeks changes to the master plan and related exactions for the Teton Village Association and the County Sheriff.

• Planned Unit Development Amendment request (PUD2025-0003) for Teton Village Resort Expansion Area 2
• Impacts Shooting Star subdivision, Homesteads at Teton Village, and Apres Vous Condominiums
• Includes parcels at 7715 Granite Loop Road and 3015 W Taminah Road
• Proposes exactions to the Teton Village Association and Teton County Sheriff
• Land zoned PUD‑PR and located within County Lodging, Wildland Urban Interface, Scenic Resources, and Natural Resources overlays

The commission heard staff and applicant presentations on PUD2025-0003 and discussed various exaction and timing changes, but the minutes do not record a motion, vote, or formal approval, denial, or tabling of the amendment.

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners and Jackson Town Council held a joint meeting to hear FY 2027 budget requests from health and human services and community development agencies. Both bodies discussed the requests and answered questions. The meeting then adjourned with unanimous votes to close the session.

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve county vouchers and discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 joint budget for Health & Human Services and Community Development. The board will also consider the appointment of part-time magistrates for the Teton County Circuit Court.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• Consideration of Part-Time Magistrates for the Teton County Circuit Court
• Fiscal Year 2027 Joint Budget Discussion for Health & Human Services and Community Development
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service

The commissioners unanimously approved two county voucher runs totaling $4,700, -​$ ( $4,665,520.81 and $34,465.00). They also unanimously approved a resolution appointing eight individuals as part‑time magistrates for the Teton County Circuit Court. No other actions were taken.

• Approved April 27 voucher run of $4,665,520.81 (unanimous)
• Approved second voucher run of $34,465.00 (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of eight part‑time magistrates (unanimous)

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will meet to approve minutes, review financial statements, and discuss proposed actions for the FY27 budget, including commercial and residential loan programs. The agenda also includes a presentation on an ICLEI grant and updates on program operations.

• Approval of February and March meeting minutes
• Review of March financial statements and April vouchers
• Discussion of FY27 ECW Budget and loan programs
• Presentation on ICLEI grant from E350
• Review of 2022 SPET funds resolution

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will consider a variety of contracts, including road repairs, snow melt systems, and recycling equipment, as well as grant applications for fire safety and aviation. The board will also discuss a boundary adjustment for the Shooting Star development in Teton Village.

• Consideration of contract for Spring Gulch Road Repair using FY2026 Road & Levee Contingency Funds
• Consideration of Resolution approving FAA grant application for South Taxiway A rehabilitation
• Consideration of Amendment and Restatement Restriction for 7370 Rimrock Road
• Consideration of Permit BDJ2026-0001: Boundary Adjustment for Shooting Star JH, LLC
• Consideration of Authorization to apply for FEMA BRIC/HMGP Grants for New Warning Sirens

The commissioners approved a $1,805,522 FAA Airport Improvement Grant to fund design work for South Taxiway A Phase I. They also approved multiple contracts and purchases, including a $1,120,375 recycling truck‑scale project, a $196,325 Spring Gulch Road repair, and a $74,551 skid‑steer purchase. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved FAA grant application for South Taxiway A Phase I design ($1,805,522) (unanimous)
• Approved contract for Miller Park Courts resurfacing ($24,500) (unanimous)
• Approved Spring Gulch Road repair contract and use of FY2026 contingency funds ($196,325) (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of skid steer loader for ISWR ($74,551) (unanimous)
• Approved recycling center truck‑scale project contract ($1,120,375 plus $56,019 contingency) (unanimous)
• Approved sole‑source purchase of leased forklift ($40,000) (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of interim building official (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to FHWA funds transfer agreement for Teton Pass Centennial Trail (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve county vouchers and administrative items. The meeting includes a workshop focused on budget discussions regarding operations, FTEs, and merit increases.

• Closing resolution for purchase of #403 Westview, 1257 W. Hwy. 22
• Payment of County Vouchers
• Budget workshop covering COLA and merit increases
• Order denying motion to dismiss and determining standing
• Consent agenda items including 24-Hour Liquor Permits and SLIB Drawdowns

The commissioners adopted the meeting agenda (4‑0). They approved the April 20 voucher payment of $1,658,21.14 (4‑0). They voted to deny the motion to dismiss in Docket #2026‑001 (4‑0). They authorized any commissioner to sign closing documents for the purchase of #403 Westview, 1257 W. Hwy. 22 (4‑0).

• Adopt agenda (4‑0)
• Approve voucher payment of $1,658,21.14 (4‑0)
• Approve order denying motion to dismiss in Docket #2026‑001 (4‑0)
• Approve resolution authorizing commissioners to sign closing documents for purchase of #403 Westview, 1257 W. Hwy. 22 (4‑0)

Library

The Teton County Library Board of Directors will meet virtually and in-person to approve a list of library vouchers. The agenda includes establishing a quorum, adopting the meeting agenda, and approving payments.

• Meeting is virtual and in-person
• Library Board of Directors meeting
• Approval of library vouchers
• Meeting at 125 Virginian Lane, Jackson, Wyoming

The Teton County Library Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda, authorized payment of library vouchers totaling $56,857.90, and then adjourned the meeting. All three board members present voted in favor of each motion.

• Approved meeting agenda (3-0)
• Approved payment of library vouchers $56,857.90 (3-0)
• Adjourned the meeting (3-0)

START

The START Board will review the FY27 budget, specifically comparing the requested budget against the Town Manager's recommendations. The board will also discuss the implementation of a $1 fare for START on-demand services.

• FY27 Recommended Budget total of $16,365,445
• Proposed $1 fare implementation for START on-Demand
• Recommended $6,115,000 for Capital Outlay, including $2,820,000 for four 40-foot diesel buses
• Recommended $8,004,057 for Transit Operations
• Recommended $2,036,209 for Transit Administration

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The board will discuss the proposed budget for fiscal year 2027 and review an aquatics commissioning report. The meeting also includes updates on park improvements and specific facility requests. No action items are scheduled for this meeting.

• FY27 Proposed Budget discussion
• Aquatics Commissioning Report
• Karns Meadow Parks Improvements update
• Skate Park water fountain request from Lynn Linker
• Bench/Plaque dedication request from Betsy Campbell

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board will discuss updates to land use development regulations. It will review the Squaw Creek Water District funding proposal and evaluate a workshop request along with SPET funding proposals. Subcommittee reports on small wastewater systems, regionalization, and financing will also be presented. Public comment periods are scheduled before and after the discussion items.

• Land Use Development Regulations Updates – presentation by Erin Monroe, Long Range Planning
• Squaw Creek Water District Funding Proposal
• WQAB Workshop Request / SPET Funding Proposals Review
• Subcommittee Report: Small Wastewater Systems
• Subcommittee Report: Regionalization

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the April 14 meeting minutes, adding an amendment to define regionalization. The board received updates on land‑use development regulations and a funding proposal from Squaw Creek Water District, but no actions or votes were taken on those items. No other decisions were recorded.

• Approved meeting minutes (amended to include definition of regionalization)

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board will consider several action items, including using tokens at the beer garden, ticket sales for the Figure 8 race, parking pass pricing, and various contracts and agreements for the 2026 fair. They will also discuss the Great Wyoming Ribbon Art Roundup, the 2026 fair book update, sponsorship updates, and the FY26 fair budget. Public comment is allowed for up to three minutes per speaker.

• Consideration of parking passes and pricing for the 2026 Teton County Fair
• Consideration of using tokens at the beer garden for the 2026 fair
• Consideration of Figure 8 race ticket sales for the 2026 fair
• Consideration of adding a comment feature for judges through ShoWorks at $250 per hour
• Consideration of the Banda Retonos contract for big top tent entertainment

The Fair Board unanimously approved an alternative cash‑handling plan using Square and collection checkpoints instead of tokens. It approved in‑person‑only ticket sales for the Figure 8 race with a limit of six tickets per person (5‑2 vote). The board adopted a revised parking plan that eliminates weekly passes and sets daily parking at $40 with a cap of 170 passes (5‑2 vote). Additional approvals included the vendor list with amendments, funding for a judge comment feature at $250/hr, and the 2026 Figure 8 race rules.

• Approved alternative cash‑handling plan (unanimous)
• Approved in‑person‑only Figure 8 race tickets, 6 per person (5‑2)
• Approved daily parking passes at $40, eliminating weekly passes (5‑2)
• Approved 2026 food and non‑food vendor list with amendments (unanimous)
• Approved judge comment feature funding at $250/hr (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Figure 8 race rules and regulations (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will adopt the agenda, hear brief public comments, and vote on several action items. These include payment of county vouchers, a consent agenda covering 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax collections, and human service contracts, as well as approval of a stipulated order to abate in the Planning Director v. MacKay Investments case. The meeting also provides updates from the Historic Preservation Board, water and fire/EMS services, and housing mitigation, and includes workshops on climate sustainability and first‑responder housing solutions.

• Consideration of payment of county vouchers
• 24‑hour liquor permit for Astoria Park Conservancy Soiree at the Springs – July 14, 2026
• SLIB drawdowns
• Tax collections
• Human Service/Community Development contracts for service

The Teton County Board adopted its agenda and approved the April 13 voucher run for $1,196,969.77. It also approved a 24‑hour liquor permit for an Astoria Park Conservancy event, a correspondence letter to the U.S. Interior Secretary, a Wild and Scenic Rivers eligibility letter, and a stipulated order to abate in a planning‑director case. All motions passed with votes showing all in favor.

• Adopted agenda (all in favor)
• Approved voucher payment of $1,196,969.77 (all in favor)
• Approved 24‑hour liquor permit for Astoria Park Conservancy event (all in favor)
• Approved outgoing commissioner letter to Secretary Burgum (all in favor)
• Approved Wild and Scenic Rivers eligibility feedback letter (all in favor)
• Approved stipulated order to abate in Planning Director v. MacKay Investments case (all in favor)
• Adjourned meeting (all in favor)

Planning Commission

The commission will approve minutes from the March 2 and March 9, 2026 meetings and adopt the agenda for the April 13, 2026 meeting. Commissioners will discuss follow‑up items from the joint BCC and Planning Commission meeting held on March 9, 2026, presented by Chris Neubecker of Major Projects. Staff will provide information about the WYOPASS Spring Workshop scheduled for May 22, 2026.

• Approval of minutes from 03/02/2026 and 03/09/2026
• Adoption of agenda for 04/13/2026
• Follow‑up discussion on Joint BCC and PC meeting of March 9 2026 (presented by Chris Neubecker, Major Projects)
• WYOPASS Spring Workshop scheduled for May 22 2026

The commission approved the minutes from the March 2, 2026 meeting by a 5‑0 vote. It also adopted the agenda for the April 13, 2026 meeting unanimously. No other actions or approvals were taken.

• Approved minutes of March 2, 2026 (5-0)
• Adopted agenda for April 13, 2026 meeting (5-0)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The body will consider an amendment to the FY27 budget. Members will also review Q4 community partnership applications and FY27 ambassador services applications. The meeting includes quarterly updates on global sales and visitor services.

• Amendment to FY27 budget
• Outer Park Road Grand Teton National Park Geology Tour application
• National Elk Refuge and Community Engagement Specialist application
• Pathway Ambassador Program application
• Towards Sustainability on Teton Pass application

The board approved the consent agenda, which included minutes from March meetings, executive session minutes, and voucher approvals, with a 6‑0 vote and one abstention. The amendment to the FY27 budget was then approved by a 7‑0 vote. No other motions were decided. The meeting adjourned at 4:02 pm.

• Approved consent agenda items A‑G (6‑0, 1 abstain)
• Approved FY27 budget amendment (7‑0)

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board will review a draft RFP for a NOAH gentrification study and discuss current findings of the Housing Supply Plan. The board will also receive an update regarding 90 Virginian Lane.

• NOAH Gentrification Study RFP Draft
• Housing Supply Plan current findings
• 90 Virginian Lane update

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will review various interagency agreements, contracts, and a fee waiver request. The meeting includes a workshop presentation on the Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN).

• Resolution to increase salary for County Officials
• Fee waiver request for Grand Teton Music Festival Walk Festival Hall renovation at 3330 W Cody Lane
• 45-day public comment period for FY2027 Trash Transfer Station, Recycling, and Household Hazardous Waste fees
• Petition for enlargement of Hi-Country Water District
• 2026 Fair Rodeo Stock Contract

The commissioners unanimously approved a series of items, including a salary resolution setting salaries for several county officials, an enlargement of the Hi‑Country Water District, and a fee waiver for the Grand Teton Music Festival renovation. They also adopted multiple contracts for services such as the Justice Center materials testing, outdoor warning siren maintenance, and the Fair Rodeo stock supply. The board approved the interagency agreement with the Wyoming Secretary of State and set a 45‑day public comment period for FY2027 waste‑facility fees. All motions passed with unanimous support.

• Approved Interagency Agreement with Wyoming Secretary of State (EPollbook module) – unanimous
• Approved salary resolution setting Assessor, Clerk, etc. salaries to $153,700 and Coroner to $72,500 – unanimous
• Approved enlargement of Hi‑Country Water District to include Larry’s Subdivision and Krasnow Parcel – unanimous
• Awarded 2026 Fair Rodeo Stock Contract to Diamond H Rodeo for $25,000 with two‑year extension option – unanimous
• Approved Justice Center Materials Testing Contract with Nelson Engineering for $265,503.80 – unanimous
• Approved Outdoor Warning Sirens Maintenance Agreement with Federal Signal Corp for $12,950 (one‑year term, renewal option) – unanimous
• Approved fee waiver for Grand Teton Music Festival Walk Festival Hall renovation valued at $16,713.75 – unanimous
• Approved 45‑day public comment period for FY2027 fees for Trash Transfer Station, Recycling, and Hazardous Waste facilities – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will hold a contested case hearing on a motion to dismiss. The case, docket #2026-0001, is Willowbrook Owners Association versus the Teton County Planning Director. The hearing will consider arguments from both parties.

• Contested case hearing on motion to dismiss, docket #2026-0001, Willowbrook Owners Association vs Teton County Planning Director

The commissioners voted unanimously to uphold the hearing officer’s recommendation denying the intervenor’s motion to dismiss the case. The board also determined that the Willowbrook Owners Association and the Teton Pines Owners Association have standing to participate in the proceeding. A motion to adjourn the meeting was also approved unanimously. These actions allow the two homeowner groups to continue their legal challenge against the county planning director.

• Denied Intervenor's motion to dismiss (unanimous)
• Found Willowbrook Owners Association has standing (unanimous)
• Found Teton Pines Owners Association has standing (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to consider the payment of county vouchers and administrative items. The meeting includes a workshop presentation on the Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN).

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24-Hour Liquor Permit for Jackson Hole Food and Wine June events
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service
• GAIN Presentation workshop
• Updates on Wember and Parcel 9/10

The commissioners adopted the meeting agenda (4‑0). They approved the April 6 County Voucher Run for $2,140,595.94 and an interfund transfer of $1,403,157.34 (4‑0). The 24‑hour liquor permits were approved as presented (4‑0). The meeting was adjourned (4‑0).

• Adopt agenda for April 6 meeting (4-0)
• Approve County Voucher Run $2,140,595.94 (4-0)
• Approve interfund transfer $1,403,157.34 (4-0)
• Approve 24‑hour liquor permits (4-0)
• Adjourn meeting (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners and Town Council are holding a joint meeting to discuss and take action on a housing development. The session includes a 120-minute item regarding affordable workforce housing.

• Discussion and action on 90 Virginian Lane Affordable Workforce Housing Development

The joint meeting approved the consent‑calendar minutes for three prior joint sessions. The County and Town approved a $4.25 million County contribution and a $5.75 million Town contribution for the affordable‑workforce housing project, and the Town approved a $5 million contribution toward the first $10 million commitment. Several motions to adjourn earlier failed, and later both bodies adjourned the meeting unanimously.

• Approved consent‑calendar minutes for Jan 26, Feb 2, Mar 17 meetings (unanimous Town and County votes)
• County contribution $4.25 M and Town contribution $5.75 M approved (3‑1 vote)
• Town contribution $5 M toward first $10 M commitment approved (4‑1 vote)
• County motion to adjourn meeting failed (1‑3 vote)
• Town motion to adjourn meeting failed (2‑3 vote)
• County motion to continue Key Question #2 to another day passed (3‑1 vote)
• Town motion to continue Key Question #2 to another day passed (4‑1 vote)
• Town motion to table Key Question #3 passed unanimously

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority Board will vote to approve both the community pathway and right‑of‑way easements needed for the 90 Virginian Lane development. Staff also proposes adding a $300 flat fee for the Divorce Notification and Ownership Determination Form to the Schedule of Fees. The meeting includes routine items such as approving the March 11 minutes and reviewing February 2026 financials.

• Add a $300 flat fee for the Divorce Notification and Ownership Determination Form to the Schedule of Fees
• Approve an 8‑ft community pathway easement (total 16‑ft contiguous) across the northern edge of 90 Virginian Lane
• Approve 18‑25‑ft right‑of‑way easements along Virginian Lane and Snow King Avenue, plus a 60‑ft bump‑out for a possible roundabout
• Review and accept the February 2026 financial statements
• Approve the meeting minutes from the March 11, 2026 regular meeting

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the March 11 meeting. It authorized adding a $200 Divorce Notification and Ownership Determination fee to the Schedule of Fees. The board also unanimously approved the Pathway and Right‑of‑Way easements for 90 Virginian Lane.

• Approved March 11 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Authorized $200 Divorce Notification and Ownership Determination fee (unanimous)
• Approved Pathway and Right-of-Way easements for 90 Virginian Lane (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board will review and discuss funding allocations for the Wilson Sewer District, Elk Refuge Sewer District, Town of Jackson, Trout Unlimited, and Teton County infrastructure projects. The meeting will also cover recommendations, subcommittee reports, and correspondence to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Wilson Sewer District: $2,250,000
• Elk Refuge Sewer District: $1,250,000
• Town of Jackson: $1,500,000
• Trout Unlimited: $80,000
• Teton County Infrastructure: $1,500,000

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board will vote on payment of county vouchers and approve a consent agenda that includes 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, and human service/community development contracts. Commissioners will also consider a proposed outgoing correspondence regarding an extension of Wild and Scenic Rivers eligibility. The meeting includes discussion of known and other matters and a calendar review, plus informational updates on pending special‑event permits.

• Consideration of payment of county vouchers
• Approval of 24‑hour liquor permits (consent agenda)
• Approval of SLIB drawdowns (consent agenda)
• Approval of tax corrections (consent agenda)
• Consideration of Wild and Scenic Rivers eligibility extension

The Teton County Board of Commissioners adopted the agenda (3‑0), approved the March 20, 2026 County Voucher Run for $1,212,476.45 (3‑0), and approved mailing a Wild and Scenic Rivers Eligibility Extension letter to Acting Forest Supervisor Bekee Hotze (3‑0). The meeting was adjourned at 9:04 a.m. (3‑0). No public comment or other actions were taken.

• Adopt agenda as presented – vote 3‑0
• Approve County Voucher Run $1,212,476.45 – vote 3‑0
• Approve mailing of Wild and Scenic Rivers Eligibility Extension letter – vote 3‑0
• Adjourn meeting – vote 3‑0

Library

The Teton County Library Board of Directors will meet to review February 2026 financial reports and discuss strategic direction. The board is considering funding for facility upgrades and reviewing a project regarding a roundabout at Snow King and Virginian Lane.

• Proposed $40,000 from Capital Reserve Fund for Jackson Fire Suppression/Sprinklers Upgrade
• Proposed payment of library vouchers totaling $54,121.72
• Discussion of roundabout at Snow King & Virginian Lane
• Status update on Strategic Direction 2023-2027
• Library Board of Directors recruitment

The Teton County Library Board unanimously approved $40,000 from the Library's Capital Reserve Fund for fire‑suppression sprinkler upgrades. It also approved payment of library vouchers totaling $54,121.72 and adopted the meeting agenda and prior minutes without opposition. The meeting was adjourned at 10:46 a.m.

• Approved March 2026 regular meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved minutes of February 19, 2026 meeting (5-0)
• Approved payment of library vouchers $54,121.72 (5-0)
• Approved $40,000 fire‑suppression sprinkler upgrade funding from capital reserve (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

START

The START Board will vote on the FY27 budget, which includes a motion to add a $1 fare for on‑Demand micro‑transit services. The board will also adopt the 5‑Year Transit Development Plan and approve the Facility Maintenance Plan required by WYDOT. Additional items include authorizing a WYDOT grant and approving the FY27 service levels and budget.

• Adoption of $1 fare for START on‑Demand rides in FY27 budget (motion passed unanimously)
• Adoption of the 5‑Year Transit Development Plan
• Approval of the Facility Maintenance Plan (required by WYDOT)
• Authorization of resolution and certifications for WYDOT grant
• Approval of FY27 service levels and overall budget

Teton District Board of Health

The Teton District Board of Health will meet on March 17, 2026 for its regular session. Agenda items include deferring a second vote on the FY 2027 fee schedule, a trial of AI‑assisted notetaking, and an annual review of board roles. The board will discuss a revision to the 2026 Teton County Food Rule, mental‑health care options for the county, and water‑quality fund allocation planning. It will also consider guidance for exploring rental housing regulation.

• Defer public comment and second vote on FY 2027 Fee Schedule to May 19 BOH meeting
• Trial of AI‑assisted notetaking for meeting minutes
• Annual Review of Board Roles and Responsibilities
• Consideration of Teton County Food Rule, 2026 revision
• Understanding Levels of Care in Mental Health: Options and Opportunities for Teton County

The board approved the January 20 minutes and adopted the agenda, both unanimously. A motion deferred the FY2027 health department fee‑schedule vote to the May 19 meeting. The board also approved posting the revised 2026 Food Code for a 45‑day public comment period. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Approved Jan 20, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda for March 17, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Deferred FY2027 fee‑schedule vote to May 19, 2026 (motion carried unanimous)
• Posted 2026 Food Code revisions for 45‑day public comment (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Teton County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will discuss updates to the TCJPR Master Fee Schedule, including a redline and clean version. The board will also review the Adaptive Access Program, covering its policy, caregiver policy, and application materials. Action items include a Joint Powers Agreement Letter and the election of board members. The meeting concludes with a director's report and community partner updates.

• Fee Schedule Update – staff reports and revised master fee schedule documents
• Adaptive Access Program – policy, caregiver policy, and application review
• Joint Powers Agreement Letter – board action item
• Board Election – selection of advisory board members

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will adopt the agenda and approve minutes from prior meetings. Commissioners will then consider a series of staff‑recommended actions, including funding allocations, new positions, agreements for the County Fair, lease and contract approvals, and planning permits. The meeting also includes two planning and development permit applications for a boundary adjustment at Grand Targhee Resort and an amendment to exterior lighting standards county‑wide. Public comment will be limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Consideration of 2026 County Fair Cleaning Contract
• Consideration of Primary Lease Agreements at 400 W. Snow King Ave.
• Consideration of New Bar & Grill Liquor License – Tailwind JAC, LLC
• Permit BDJ2025-0006: Boundary Adjustment at 3300 East Alta Ski Hill Road, Grand Targhee Resort
• Permit AMD2025-0002: Amendment to Exterior Lighting Standards county‑wide

The Teton County Board adopted the agenda, approved prior meeting minutes, and cleared a consent agenda of staff items. It then approved a series of individual actions, including a subdivision improvement agreement, a staff reclassification, a medical director agreement, a $28,000 SHSP grant, a ground transportation contract, and six 2026 County Fair contracts. Additional approvals covered energy‑mitigation funding, a juvenile detention facility MOA, primary lease agreements, a justice‑center shoring agreement, and a step‑down speed‑limit letter. The board also approved the 2022 SPET funding distribution resolution. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Subdivision Improvement Agreement for Teton Vista Ranches (unanimous)
• Approved reclassification of Parks & Recreation Programmer to Recreation Coordinator (unanimous)
• Approved $28,000 SHSP Grant for bomb‑technician training (unanimous)
• Approved Ground Transportation Agreement with Air Methods, LLC (unanimous)
• Awarded 2026 County Fair Cleaning Contract to TM Commercial Cleaning for $46,536 (unanimous)
• Awarded 2026 County Fair Construction Contract to Todd Taylor for $85,495 (unanimous)
• Approved Energy Mitigation Funds for heat‑pump hot water heater at Fire/EMS Station 7 ($3,500) (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 2022 SPET funding distribution (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special joint meeting to conduct volunteer board interviews. The session focuses on candidates for the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism board.

• Interviews for Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism board
• Potential executive session to consider appointments of public officers

The Teton County Board of Commissioners and the Jackson Town Council held a joint meeting on March 17, 2026. After entering and exiting executive session, both bodies unanimously approved Sidney Roubin to serve a partial term ending June 30, 2026 and a subsequent three‑year term ending June 30, 2029 on the Travel & Tourism Board. The meeting was then adjourned.

• County entered executive session (unanimous)
• Town entered executive session (unanimous)
• County exited executive session (unanimous)
• Town exited executive session (unanimous)
• Approved Sidney Roubin partial term on Travel & Tourism Board (unanimous)
• Approved Sidney Roubin three‑year term on Travel & Tourism Board (unanimous)
• County adjourned meeting (unanimous)
• Town adjourned meeting (unanimous)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board will meet to approve funding recommendations for regular events in Fall 2026. The body will also hold an executive session to discuss the hiring of an Executive Director.

• Approval of Fall ‘26 Regular Event Funding Recommendation
• Executive session regarding the hiring of an Executive Director

The commissioners voted 6-0 to approve the fall ’26 regular event funding recommendation. They also voted 6-0 to enter an executive session to discuss hiring an Executive Director, which lasted from 2:08 pm to 2:54 pm. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved fall ’26 regular event funding (6-0)
• Entered executive session to discuss hiring Executive Director (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on several action items, including payment of county vouchers and a consent agenda covering 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax collections, and human service/community development contracts. Commissioners will also review a step‑down speed limit request west of Wilson and a proposal to fund programs that prevent and treat problematic gambling behavior. Discussion items will include monthly updates, a Grand Targhee ski resort expansion workshop, and the Wyoming Outdoor Recreation Collaboratives.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24‑Hour Liquor Permits (consent agenda)
• SLIB Drawdowns (consent agenda)
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service (consent agenda)
• Step‑Down Speed Limit Request West of Wilson

The Teton County Board adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. It approved the March 16 voucher run for $ 5, 1 34,394.40. The board also continued the step‑down speed limit request item to the next meeting and approved FY 26 Wyoming Department of Health funding for a gambling‑prevention education campaign. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved $ 5, 1 34,394.40 county voucher run (unanimous)
• Continued step‑down speed limit request item to next meeting (unanimous)
• Approved FY 26 Wyoming Department of Health funding for gambling‑prevention education campaign (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Teton County Commissioners will consider a series of action items, including approval of meeting minutes from February 12, 2026, several voucher batches, a bylaws amendment for the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board, an extension to a fulfillment agreement with the JHRR, and funding for multiple signature tourism events. The meeting also includes partner presentations on air credit, airport shuttle, sales, visitor services, the treasurer’s report, metrics, and committee updates, which are for discussion only.

• Approval of meeting minutes from February 12, 2026
• Approval of vouchers 4213 to 4238
• Approval of DDP vouchers 1041 to 1044
• Approval of JHTTB bylaws amendment
• Approval of signature event funding for Horseshoe Music Festival, Jackson Hole International Film Festival, Teton Skijoring, Video and Pedigree Stage Stop Dog Sled Race, Rendezvous Music Festival, Native Voices and Teton Powwow, and An Evening with Neil DeGrasse Tyson

The board approved the consent agenda (items A‑C) unanimously (6‑0). It also approved the JHTTB bylaws amendment (6‑0) and an extension to the fulfillment agreement between JHRR and JHTTB (5‑0, with Calder abstaining). Finally, the board approved $850,000 in funding for seven signature events with a 4‑0 vote (Pope and Calder abstained).

• Approved consent agenda items A‑C (6‑0)
• Approved JHTTB bylaws amendment (6‑0)
• Approved extension to fulfillment agreement between JHRR and JHTTB (5‑0, Calder abstained)
• Approved $850,000 signature event funding allocation (4‑0, Pope and Calder abstained)
• Motion to adjourn passed (vote not recorded, motion made by Scharp)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The body is conducting interviews with two candidates for the Executive Director position. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss the hiring of the director and a subsequent motion to proceed with the outcome of that session.

• Interviews with Candidate 3 and Candidate 4
• Executive session regarding the hiring of an Executive Director

The Teton County Commissioners held a special meeting on March 12, 2026. They interviewed two candidates for the executive director position. The board voted 6-0 to enter executive session to discuss hiring the executive director. The meeting was adjourned at 2:30 p.m.

• Enter executive session to discuss executive-director hiring (6-0)
• Adjourn meeting (motion passed)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners convened a special, closed executive session to discuss litigation matters involving the governing body. The meeting was not open to the public and was not streamed. Audio recordings of the session can be requested from the clerk’s office.

• Executive session to address litigation matters under Wyoming Statute §16-4-405(a)(iii)

The commissioners voted unanimously to enter executive session for litigation matters, then to exit it. They also voted unanimously to instruct staff and counsel to follow the executive‑session discussion and to adjourn the meeting. No substantive policy decisions were made.

• Enter executive session on litigation matters (unanimous)
• Exit executive session (unanimous)
• Instruct staff and counsel to proceed as discussed in executive session (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority is meeting to approve the Wyoming CLASS Indenture of Trust to enable public fund investments. The board will also consider updating ownership restrictions for two specific residential properties.

• Approval of Wyoming CLASS Indenture of Trust for investment accounts
• Amendment of restrictions for 909 Sandcherry Way to a 50-80% income range
• Amendment of restrictions for 7370 Rimrock Road to a new January 2026 template
• Review of January 2026 Financials
• Approval of February 4 and February 11 meeting minutes

The Housing Authority Board approved the minutes from the February 4 regular meeting and the February 11 special meeting. It also approved the Indenture of Trust that allows participation in the Wyoming CLASS investment program. The board adopted new amendment and restatement restrictions for the affordable unit at 909 Sandcherry Way and the workforce unit at 7370 Rimrock Road.

• Approved February 4 regular meeting minutes and February 11 special meeting minutes
• Approved the Indenture of Trust for Wyoming CLASS
• Approved Amendment and Restatement Restriction for 909 Sandcherry Way
• Approved Amendment and Restatement Restriction for 7370 Rimrock Road

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board will hold its regular meeting on March 11, 2026 at the Teton County Library and via Zoom. The agenda includes discussion of the Annual Indicator Report, setting the schedule for future meetings, and other board and staff matters. No formal decisions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Call to Order and Establish Quorum
• Annual Indicator Report Discussion
• Upcoming Meeting Schedule
• Matters from Board and Staff
• Adjourn

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will meet to review the February financial statements and to consider the vouchers for March. The agenda consists of standard procedural items and no specific contracts or policy changes are listed.

• Review February financials
• Consider March vouchers

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will hold a special meeting on March 11, 2026, at 9:10 am in Jackson, Wyoming. The agenda includes a call to order, a discussion of strategic priorities, and adjournment. No specific decisions or actions are listed in the agenda.

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Teton County Commissioners will hold a special meeting on March 11, 2026. The agenda includes public comment, action and discussion items, and interviews with two candidates. No specific decisions are listed in the agenda.

• Interview: Candidate 1 (1:00 pm – 1:45 pm)
• Interview: Candidate 2 (1:55 pm – 2:40 pm)
• Public comment period
• Action items (unspecified)
• Discussion items (unspecified)

The commissioners held a special meeting to interview an executive director candidate. No public comment, action items, or formal decisions were taken. The meeting was adjourned at 1:57 p.m.

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners and Planning Commission will hold a joint discussion. The agenda item is a Special Joint Meeting Staff Report presented by Chris Neubecker on behalf of Teton County. The discussion will focus on aligning priorities, policy direction, and implementation strategies for major projects, land use, zoning, and conservation initiatives across the county. No public comment will be taken.

• Special Joint Meeting Staff Report – discussion to align Board and Planning Commission on Comprehensive Plan priorities (county-wide)

Commissioner Macker moved to adjourn the meeting and Commissioner Gardner seconded the motion. The Board voted, with all members in favor, and the motion carried. The meeting was adjourned at 10:58 a.m.

• Adjourned special joint session (motion by Macker, seconded by Gardner, unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a discussion with the Teton County Board of Commissioners to align priorities, policy direction, and implementation strategies for major projects and developments. The discussion is intended to advance the goals of the Comprehensive Plan and related land use, zoning, and conservation initiatives. No public comment will be taken on this item.

• Special Joint Meeting Staff Report discussion on aligning priorities for major projects and the Comprehensive Plan

The special meeting of the Board of County Commissioners and Planning Commission was adjourned by a motion that passed with all members in favor. No other decisions, approvals, or denials were recorded in the minutes.

• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on payment of county vouchers and approve the purchase of new dispatch consoles. They will also adopt a consent agenda covering 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, and human‑service contracts. Additional discussion will include the Highway Safety Working Group, a BLM memorandum of understanding with 4W Ranch, and updates on special‑event permits.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• Purchase of Dispatch Consoles
• Consent Agenda: 24‑Hour Liquor Permits, SLIB Drawdowns, Tax Corrections, Human Service/Community Development Contracts
• Highway Safety Working Group discussion
• BLM 9/10 Memorandum of Understanding with 4W Ranch

The commission adopted its agenda unanimously. It then approved the March 9 County Voucher Run for $982,387.29 and an interfund transfer of $1,409,873.21, with all commissioners voting in favor. The board also unanimously approved a letter on draft assessment comments and a FY 26 budget amendment of $184,591.25 to purchase new dispatch consoles.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved County Voucher Run $982,387.29 and interfund transfer $1,409,873.21 (unanimous)
• Approved draft assessment "Need for Change" letter as amended (unanimous)
• Approved FY26 Fund 37 budget amendment $184,591.25 and purchase of dispatch consoles (unanimous)

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board will discuss several operational policies, including a new cash handling and payment processing policy and the use of tokens at the beer garden for the 2026 fair. It will also consider the 2026 4H show schedule and a series of contracts for fair activities such as the concert, rodeo stock, and other entertainment. A review of the FY26 fair budget will be presented for consideration. Additional discussion items cover fair book updates, sponsorships, vendor updates, and upcoming convention dates.

• Consideration of 2026 Cash Handling Policy and Payment Processing Policy
• Consideration of Using Tokens at the Beer Garden for the 2026 Teton County Fair
• FY26 Fair Budget Review & Updates
• Contract with Lily Pad Creative for the Fair Concert Marketing Coordination
• Consideration of 2026 Fair Rodeo Stock Contract RFQ Submittals

The Fair Board unanimously approved a three‑year, $25,000 contract with Diamond H Rodeo for the 2026 Fair Rodeo Stock. The board also unanimously adopted the 2026 Cash Handling and Payment Processing Policy and the 2026 4H Show/Activity Schedule. A proposal to use tokens at the Beer Garden failed on a 3‑3 tie, and the Lily Pad Creative concert‑marketing contract was rejected unanimously. The board decided not to discount any sponsorships.

• Approved $25,000 Rodeo Stock contract (unanimous in favor)
• Approved 2026 Cash Handling and Payment Processing Policy (unanimous in favor)
• Approved 2026 4H Show/Activity Schedule (unanimous in favor)
• Rejected Lily Pad Creative $2,100 concert marketing contract (unanimous against)
• Beer Garden Tokens proposal failed on 3‑3 tie (motion failed)
• Decided not to discount sponsorships (decision made)
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners will vote on three consent‑calendar items—a lease for START bus storage in Driggs, updated affordable and workforce housing restriction templates, and an agreement with Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for START service. They will also discuss the proposed 90 Virginian Lane affordable workforce housing development.

• Facility Lease Agreement for START Bus Storage in Driggs
• Amended and Restated Affordable and Workforce Housing Restriction Templates
• Agreement with Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for START Service
• 90 Virginian Lane Affordable Workforce Housing Development (120 m in s)

The Jackson Town Council and Teton County Board unanimously approved the Transit Funding Agreement with Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Both bodies also approved the consent calendar items for a START bus storage lease and updated affordable workforce housing restriction templates. The Joint Meeting authorized an extension of the development agreement timeline for the 90 Virginian Lane affordable workforce housing project to May 4, 2026.

• Approved consent calendar item A – START bus storage lease (all in favor)
• Approved consent calendar item B – updated affordable workforce housing restriction templates (all in favor)
• Approved Transit Funding Agreement with Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (all in favor)
• Extended 90 Virginian Lane development agreement timeline to May 4, 2026 (all in favor)
• Authorized staff to prepare documents for 90 Virginian Lane project for May meeting (all in favor)
• Adjourned Town session (all in favor)
• Adjourned County session (all in favor)

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission meeting scheduled for March 9, 2026 was canceled. No decisions or discussions will take place as there are no agenda items.

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board will meet online to discuss a matter regarding 90 Virginian Lane. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion regarding 90 Virginian Lane

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will review several land use permits, including a museum addition and a boundary adjustment. The body is also considering various public safety contracts and a workshop on community and employee housing.

• PUD amendment for a 23,100 square-foot addition to the National Museum of Wildlife Art
• Boundary adjustment for The Cabins at Grand Targhee Phase I at 3300 East Alta Ski Hill Road
• County funding and rental rights for housing at 90 Virginian Lane and Nelson Drive
• Teton Pass Trail Construction Manager at Risk Contract Agreement
• Sewer and temporary access easements for Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole on Montana Road

The Teton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved items on the consent agenda, covering a fire safety reporting system, a wildfire mitigation grant, and an ambulance gurney purchase. It also approved several individual contracts and programs, such as a coroner facility design, a Guaranteed Ride Home pilot, and a multi‑year fire and EMS services contract with an initial payment of $580,000. All votes showed all in favor.

• Approved Fire Safety Reporting System agreement (Mar 3 2026‑Mar 3 2028) – vote all in favor
• Directed staff to apply for IAFC Ready Set Go Fuels Reduction Funding up to $15,000 – vote all in favor
• Approved purchase of ambulance gurney and loader for $68,144.31 – vote all in favor
• Approved Easement and Monitoring Well abandonment agreement up to $28,000 – vote all in favor
• Approved Y2 Consultants work change order for RV Dump Station well for $27,500 – vote all in favor
• Approved contract with Plan One Architects for Coroner Facility design for $326,248 – vote all in favor
• Approved Guaranteed Ride Home pilot program allocating $6,500 – vote all in favor
• Approved Wyoming Fire Protection, EMS, and Ambulance Services contract with initial payment $580,000 – vote all in favor

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will consider payment of county vouchers. They will also vote on a consent agenda that includes 24‑hour liquor permits for G7 Entertainment’s Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Rendezvous Festival on March 28, 2026, as well as SLIB drawdowns, tax collections, and human‑service contracts. A 90‑minute workshop will discuss Water Quality SPET funding proposals, and the meeting includes updates from various county departments.

• Payment of county vouchers
• 24‑hour liquor permits for G7 Entertainment – Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Rendezvous Festival (Mar 28 2026)
• SLIB drawdowns (consent agenda item)
• Tax collections (consent agenda item)
• Human Service/Community Development contracts (consent agenda item)

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the March 2 county voucher run for $1,846,301.59 with a unanimous vote. They also approved a 24‑hour liquor catering permit for G7 Entertainment at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Rendezvous Festival, again unanimously. The board entered executive session on litigation, exited it, and directed staff to proceed as discussed, all with unanimous votes.

• Adopt agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approve county voucher payment of $1,846,301.59 (unanimous)
• Approve 24‑hour liquor permit for G7 Entertainment at Rendezvous Festival (unanimous)
• Enter executive session on litigation matters (unanimous)
• Exit executive session (unanimous)
• Direct staff to proceed as discussed in executive session (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission will convene to review the Long Range Planning Work Plan for Fiscal Year 2027. The meeting will be held at the Teton County Administration Building and is also available via Zoom.

• Review Long Range Planning Work Plan for Fiscal Year 2027
• Approval of minutes from 02/09/2026
• Adoption of agenda for 03/02/2026
• Public comment on matters not on the agenda
• Meeting held at 200 S. Willow in Jackson, Wyoming

The commission approved the FY27 Implementation Work Plan with three recommendations: study basement square‑footage rules, review business‑park zoning for industrial needs, and keep the joint long‑range planner position. The motion passed 5‑0. The commission also approved the corrected minutes from the February 9, 2026 meeting by a 5‑0 vote.

• Approved FY27 Implementation Work Plan (5-0)
• Approved corrected minutes of February 9, 2026 meeting (5-0)

START

The START Board will discuss a proposed budget and service level for fiscal year 2027. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Strategic 5 Year Transit Development Plan and a comprehensive fare study.

• FY27 Proposed Budget and Service Level recommendation
• Strategic 5 Year Transit Development Plan (TDP) presentation
• Comprehensive Fare Study and Fare Policy Analysis Memorandum
• Service Development Memorandum
• Survey Analysis Report

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Teton County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will discuss FY 2025 operating metrics, summer programming, and a draft Joint Powers Agreement letter. Action items include setting Camp Jackson hours, approving funding and governance for the Joint Powers Agreement, and reviewing drafts of the Community Initiated Park Projects policy and evaluation criteria. The meeting will also feature a director's report, a community partners update on Latino needs, and a preview of a fee schedule for upcoming agenda items.

• Camp Jackson Hours (action item)
• Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) Funding & Governance (action item)
• Community Initiated Park Projects (CIPP) Policy draft
• CIPP Evaluation Criteria draft
• Fee Schedule (upcoming agenda item)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Teton County Water Quality Advisory Board will meet on February 24, 2026. The agenda includes adopting the agenda, a public comment period, and discussion of regionalization and financing of water quality programs. No specific decisions, contracts, or dollar amounts are listed. Future agenda items will also be considered.

• Discussion of regionalization of water quality efforts
• Discussion of financing for water quality programs

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will consider paying county vouchers, review rural land development regulations, and approve permits for the Jackson Hole Rendezvous Music Festival and other special events.

• Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers
• Rural LDRs Amendment: PRD Tools & Rural Zoning
• Jackson Hole Rendezvous Music Festival permit
• Teton Adaptive Run, Roll, & Ride permit
• Quarter Cookout permit

The commissioners adopted the agenda (4‑0) and approved the February 23 voucher run for $827,149.73 (4‑0). They also approved an order appointing James Radda as Hearing Officer for Docket 2026‑001 (4‑0). The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Adopt agenda (4‑0)
• Approve voucher payment of $827,149.73 (4‑0)
• Approve appointment of Hearing Officer James Radda for Docket 2026‑001 (4‑0)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board will adopt its agenda and minutes, hear public comments, and consider staff reports on the 2026 Water and Sewer Regionalization Plan and updates to permitting and regulations. It will discuss the Department of Environmental Quality’s response to a groundwater contamination complaint in the Pub Place area, and review the Town of Jackson Wastewater Treatment Plant wetlands testing report for 2024‑2025. No formal decisions are noted on the agenda.

• Review DEQ response to groundwater contamination complaint in Pub Place area
• Review Town of Jackson Wastewater Treatment Plant wetlands testing report (2024‑2025)
• Staff report on Water and Sewer Regionalization Plan 2026
• Staff report on Permitting and Regulations Update (LDR and SWF)
• Adopt agenda and minutes

The board approved the meeting minutes. It agreed to make regionalization a discussion topic for 2026. Three subcommittees were created—Small Wastewater Facilities, SPET funding recommendation, and Regionalization—with designated members. The board also decided to follow up on a proposed subcommittee that will meet regularly with the Town at the next regular meeting.

• Approved meeting minutes
• Established regionalization as a 2026 agenda topic
• Formed Small Wastewater Facilities subcommittee (Kole Stewart, Dan Heilig, Dave Adams)
• Formed SPET funding recommendation subcommittee (Morgan Barry, Elliot Weintrob, John Martin)
• Formed Regionalization subcommittee (Morgan Barry, Dan Heilig, Bill Mulligan)
• Decided to follow up on a Town liaison subcommittee at the next regular meeting

Library

The Teton County Library Board of Directors will review the FY27 budget proposal for submission. The board is also deciding on a contract for ADA-accessible door openers and an IT support agreement with Teton County.

• Contract for automatic door openers at Alta Branch to Overhead Door Company of Riverton/Lander for $23,624
• Approval of the FY27 Budget for Submission
• IT Support Agreement between Teton County Library and Teton County Information Technology
• Review of Library Sunday Use Survey results and analysis
• Payment of library vouchers

The Teton County Library Board approved the FY27 budget, allowing staff minor corrections. It also approved payment of library vouchers for $42,985.03, awarded a $23,624 contract for automatic door openers at the Alta Branch, and adopted the IT Support Agreement with the county. All motions passed unanimously (5-0).

• Approved FY27 Budget for submission, with permission for minor staff corrections (5-0)
• Approved payment of library vouchers totaling $42,985.03 (5-0)
• Approved award of contract for Alta Branch automatic door openers to Overhead Door Company of Riverton/Lander for $23,624 (5-0)
• Approved the Library/County IT Support Agreement (5-0)

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Board will consider actions regarding the Residential Loan Program window incentives and the 2022 SPET funds. Members will also review the FY25 Financial Review and a proposed AI Use Policy. The meeting includes a discussion on the Commercial (nonresidential) Loan Program.

• Residential Loan Program Window Incentives
• 2022 SPET funds Resolution
• AI Use Policy
• FY25 Financial Review
• Commercial (nonresidential) Loan Program discussion

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve vouchers, consider contracts for services and equipment, and review development permits and liquor license transfers. The meeting includes a workshop on a vehicle underpass project.

• Approval of County Voucher Run for February 17, 2026
• Consideration of Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service – Climb WY
• Consideration of Transfer of Liquor Licenses – Jedediahs and Four Seasons Resort
• Consideration of Development Plan for additions to The Residence Club at Teton Pines
• Consideration of Teton Science Schools – Indian Springs Ranch Vehicle Underpass & Pathway

The commissioners unanimously approved a GMP amendment of $87,488,744 for the Teton County Justice Center. They also approved the February 17 county voucher run of $2,846,357.95, an airport deicing Phase 5 grant of $3,678,235, and a recreation‑center solar contract of $638,595. All motions passed with all commissioners in favor.

• Approved GMP amendment with GE Johnson Construction Wyoming LLC for $87,488,744 (unanimous)
• Approved February 17 county voucher run for $2,846,357.95 (unanimous)
• Approved FAA Airport Improvement Grant for deicing Phase 5, $3,678,235 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of six ZOLL Zenix cardiac monitors for $280,700 (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of winery liquor license to Jedediah Corp. at 1600 N. East Butte Rd (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of resort liquor license to Jackson Hole Owner, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved recreation‑center solar contract with Creative Energies Solar for $638,595 (unanimous)
• Approved notice of award to Whitaker Construction for Teton Pass Trail CMAR services, $58,200 (unanimous)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Teton County Commissioners will approve the FY 27 budget, open a payroll account with First Interstate Bank, and consider community partnership funding. They will also approve meeting minutes, vouchers, and review signature event applications and a fulfillment agency contract extension. Additional items include a Snake River Headwaters Data Dashboard presentation and reports from various committees.

• Approval of FY 27 budget
• Approval to open a payroll account at First Interstate Bank
• Approval of community partnership funding
• Extension of fulfillment agency contract (existing contract)
• Review of signature event applications (Horseshoe Music Festival, Jackson Hole International Film Festival, Teton Skijoring, Pedigree Stage Stop Dog Sled Race, Rendezvous Music Festival, Native Voices and Teton Powwow)

START

The START Board will elect its officers and adopt the schedule of board meetings for the year. It will discuss FY27 budget preparations, including the timeline, proposed service plan, and estimated costs. The agenda includes recommendations to suspend the Airport Shuttle and the Teton Village South route due to high costs and low ridership. These service changes may be decided at the meeting.

• Election of Officers
• Set Board Meetings for the Year
• Budget Preparations – timeline, proposed service plan, estimated costs
• Recommendation to suspend the Airport Shuttle (total cost $425,644, cost per rider $39.33)
• Recommendation to suspend the Teton Village South route (cost $217,496, cost per passenger $25.33)

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board will review responses to the Benson Cabin Rehabilitation RFP. The board will also discuss the 2026 timeline for the Housing Supply Plan.

• Benson Cabin Rehabilitation RFP responses
• Housing Supply Plan 2026 timeline

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board will consider bids for several 2026 fair contracts, including cleaning, construction, electrical, parking, and security. They will also hold a FY27/2026 fair budget workshop to discuss the upcoming fiscal year. Additional discussion items cover sponsorship updates, vendor updates, and a review of the FY26 fair budget.

• Consideration of 2026 Fair Cleaning Contract Bids
• Consideration of 2026 Fair Construction Contract Bids
• Consideration of 2026 Fair Electrical Contract Bids
• Consideration of 2026 Fair Parking Contract Bids
• FY27/2026 Fair Budget Workshop

The Teton County Fair Board approved contracts for cleaning, construction, electrical work, parking, and security services for the 2026 fair, and adopted the FY27/2026 fair budget expenses of $946,316 and revenues of $806,680. A motion to add Turkey Races to the Freckle Farm Petting Zoo contract was rejected. All other listed actions were approved, most unanimously.

• Approved TM Commercial Cleaning contract for $46,536 (unanimous)
• Approved Todd Taylor construction contract for $85,495 (unanimous)
• Approved TLC Electrical contract for $25,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church parking contract for $12,000 (6‑1)
• Approved Jackson Hole Security contract for $48,680 (unanimous)
• Approved FY27/2026 fair expense budget totaling $946,316 (unanimous)
• Approved FY27/2026 fair revenue budget totaling $806,680 (unanimous)
• Rejected addition of Turkey Races to Freckle Farm Petting Zoo contract ($10,000) (unanimous against)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will consider paying county vouchers, administrative items, and outgoing correspondence. The meeting includes a discussion on weed and pest management and a workshop on Downtown Wilson transportation improvements.

• Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers
• Consent Agenda for Administrative Items (24-Hour Liquor Permits, SLIB Drawdowns, Tax Corrections, Human Service/Community Development Contracts)
• Letter of Support for Wyoming HWY26 Wildlife Crossings Project
• Teton County Weed and Pest Presentation
• Final Design Review - Downtown Wilson Multimodal Transportation Improvements

The commissioners adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. They approved the February 9 county voucher payment of $1,229,291.21 and an interfund transfer of $1,423,304.87, each with a 3‑0 vote. The board also approved a letter of support to the U.S. DOT for the Wyoming HWY26 wildlife crossings project, again 3‑0. The meeting was adjourned by a 3‑0 vote.

• Adopt agenda (3-0)
• Approve voucher payment $1,229,291.21 and interfund transfer $1,423,304.87 (3-0)
• Approve letter of support for Wyoming HWY26 wildlife crossings project (3-0)
• Adjourn meeting (3-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider two items. First, a request to amend the Teton County Land Development Regulations to allow year‑round string lighting with limits on visible colors and a prohibition on unshielded lighting. Second, a Planned Unit Development amendment to permit a 23,100‑square‑foot addition to the National Museum of Wildlife Art on a 69‑acre parcel about 2 miles north of Jackson on North Highway 89, within the Scenic Resources and Natural Resources Overlays.

• Amendment to county lighting regulations to allow year‑round string lighting with color limits and a ban on unshielded lighting (county‑wide).
• PUD amendment to allow a 23,100‑sq‑ft addition to the National Museum of Wildlife Art, located ~2 mi north of Jackson on North Highway 89, on a 69‑acre PUD‑R1 parcel within Scenic Resources and Natural Resources Overlays.

The Planning Commission reviewed permit AMD2025-0002, which proposes changes to the county's exterior lighting regulations. Staff presented the amendment and the Planning Director recommended denial of the full proposal but approval of three specific edits. Commissioners asked questions and discussed the impacts, but the minutes record no motion, vote, or formal decision on the amendment.

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority will meet to approve minutes from January, review December 2025 financials, and decide on investment options for Housing Authority funds. The board will also swear in a new member.

• Approval of January 7 meeting minutes
• Review of December 2025 financials
• Invest $659,000 in 6-month CD with Meridian Trust Federal Credit Union
• Invest $1,073,000 in Wyoming CLASS
• Swearing in of new Board Member

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the January 7 meeting. It also unanimously approved investing in a Certificate of Deposit and Wyoming CLASS, and authorized Stacy Stoker to open accounts with Wyoming CLASS and Meridian Trust Federal Credit Union. The meeting was then adjourned by unanimous vote.

• Approved January 7 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved investment in Certificate of Deposit and Wyoming CLASS; authorized account openings (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will review a 6-month budget amendment and multiple contract awards for county services. The meeting includes decisions on infrastructure projects and two planning requests regarding land use and transportation.

• Consideration of 6-month Budget Amendment
• Contracts for 2026 Teton County Fair Concerts with Wasserman Music and WME
• Contract with Brookhurst for Admin Sidewalk Upgrades/Replacement
• Text amendment request for Light and Heavy Industry contractor businesses on Workforce Home Business zoned sites near S. Highway 89
• Amendment to the Teton Village Area 1 Transportation Demand Management Plan

The Teton County Board unanimously approved the six‑month budget amendment for FY2026. It also approved a series of contracts and easements, including ambulance billing services, a vehicle exhaust removal system, a lap‑pool ADA lift, fair concert contracts, sidewalk upgrades, a Search & Rescue HVAC design, and an amendment to the HDR Engineering contract. The board denied the requested amendment to the Workforce Home Business zone use table (0‑4 vote, one abstention). Finally, the board approved the Munger Mountain Memorandum of Understanding and the meeting minutes.

• Approved FY26 six‑month budget amendment (unanimous)
• Approved ambulance billing services contract with EMS|MC (unanimous)
• Approved $106,242 vehicle exhaust removal system contract (unanimous)
• Approved $11,735 ADA lift contract for recreation center pool (unanimous)
• Approved $85,000 headlining act contract for 2026 County Fair (unanimous)
• Approved $204,900 administration sidewalk upgrade contract (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to HDR Engineering contract up to $90,550 (unanimous)
• Denied Workforce Home Business zone amendment (vote 0‑4, one abstention)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Teton County Board will consider three action items. First, it will approve the Executive Director’s job description. Second, it will adopt a salary matrix for county staff. Third, it will approve the hiring timeline for the Executive Director position.

• Approval of Executive Director Job Description
• Approval of Salary Matrix
• Approval of Executive Director Hiring Timeline

The board voted unanimously to adopt the Executive Director job description, the salary matrix for county positions, and the hiring timeline for the Executive Director role. All three motions passed with a 6-0 vote. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved Executive Director job description (6-0)
• Approved salary matrix (6-0)
• Approved Executive Director hiring timeline (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of County Commissioners will discuss the roles of elected officials in emergency response through a workshop and tabletop exercise. They will also review the Parks and Recreation Joint Powers Agreement. No decisions are expected; the items are for discussion and review.

• Roles of elected officials in emergency response – workshop and tabletop exercise (60 mins)
• Parks and Recreation Joint Powers Agreement review (60 mins)
• Consent calendar: approval of January 5, 2026 meeting minutes
• Public comment period (up to 3 minutes per speaker)
• Proposed future joint meeting topics (e.g., START Transit Development Plan)

The Jackson Town Council approved the consent calendar, including the January 5, 2026 meeting minutes, with all members voting in favor. The Teton County Board of Commissioners likewise approved its consent calendar, also with unanimous support. Both bodies then moved to adjourn the meeting, each motion passing unanimously.

• Approved Town consent calendar (all in favor)
• Approved County consent calendar (all in favor)
• Town adjourned meeting (all in favor)
• County adjourned meeting (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to consider the payment of county vouchers and administrative consent items. The body will also discuss the County Administrator recruitment process and receive updates from various departments. A workshop is scheduled regarding the WYDOT District 3 STIP presentation.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service
• Appointment of Special Prosecutor - Melinkovich
• WYDOT District 3 STIP Presentation workshop

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved a February 2 voucher payment of $916,965.81, a letter to the Bridger‑Teton National Forest, and the appointment of a special prosecutor, each with a 4‑0 vote. The board also entered and exited an executive session on real‑estate matters and directed staff to act on those discussions, then adjourned the meeting.

• Adopt agenda (4-0)
• Approve county voucher payment of $916,965.81 (4-0)
• Approve BTNF resolution correction letter (4-0)
• Approve appointment of special prosecutor (4-0)
• Enter executive session for real estate (4-0)
• Exit executive session (4-0)
• Direct staff to proceed as discussed in executive session (4-0)
• Adjourn meeting (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of County Commissioners will hold volunteer board interviews covering affordable housing supply, parks & recreation, energy conservation works, START, and the Jackson Hole Airport. After the interviews, an executive session may be held to consider appointments to volunteer boards, including appointing a board member as a public officer.

• Volunteer board interview – Affordable Housing Supply
• Volunteer board interview – Parks & Recreation
• Volunteer board interview – Energy Conservation Works
• Volunteer board interview – START
• Volunteer board interview – Jackson Hole Airport

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will review several action items, including payment of county vouchers and a consent agenda covering 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, and community service contracts. They will also consider a bid award for purchasing desktop and laptop computers. In discussion items, commissioners will talk about FY27 budget direction, the Antelope Migration Corridor Working Group, and the format of a WYDOT STIP presentation scheduled for February 2, 2026.

• Consideration of payment of county vouchers
• Consent agenda: 24‑hour liquor permits for Jackson Hole Food and Wine/Westside Wine and Spirits February events
• Consent agenda: SLIB drawdowns
• Consent agenda: Tax corrections
• Consideration of bid award for desktop and laptop purchase

The Teton County Board of Commissioners adopted its agenda unanimously. It approved a county voucher payment of $983,677.83 and a purchase of 95 workstations, 63 laptops and docking stations for $240,403.44, amending the IT capital budget by $24,477.03. The board also approved a 24‑hour liquor permit, a letter supporting the Jackson Hole Public Art Grant, and a joint safety letter to WYDOT. All motions passed with all commissioners in favor.

• Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved county voucher payment of $983,677.83 (unanimous)
• Approved 24‑hour liquor permit for Jackson Hole Food and Wine/Westside Wine and Spirits (unanimous)
• Approved letter of support for Jackson Hole Public Art Grant (unanimous)
• Approved joint safety letter to WYDOT (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 95 workstations, 63 laptops and docking stations for $240,403.44 and amended IT capital budget by $24,477.03 (unanimous)
• Adjourned the meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Jan 26, 2026 was canceled. All agenda items, including a request to amend the Land Development Regulations for year‑round string lighting and color limits, will be considered at the February 9, 2026 meeting.

• Amendment request to allow year‑round residential and non‑residential string lighting, retain winter exemption, and limit visible exterior lighting colors

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the meeting minutes and agenda. The board elected John Martin as chair, Dave Adams as vice chair, and Morgan Barry as clerk for 2026. No other formal actions were taken.

• Minutes and agenda approved (moved and seconded)
• John Martin elected chair for 2026
• Dave Adams elected vice chair for 2026
• Morgan Barry elected clerk for 2026

START

The START Board will vote on several consent agenda items, including approval of the December 18, 2025 meeting minutes and contracts for bear‑resistant trash cans and a bus pass purchase agreement with the Teton Village Association. A budget amendment to cover a SaaS overage is also on the agenda. Additional discussion items cover deferring officer elections, setting future board meeting dates, expanding START On‑Demand service, and updates to the Transit Development Plan and fare policy.

• Approve December 18, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approve contract for ten 40‑gallon bear‑resistant trash cans ($16,079 total)
• Approve TVA bus pass contract: 783 summer passes at $125 each ($97,875) and 897 winter passes at $125 each ($112,125)
• Budget amendment to cover SaaS overage (amount not specified)
• Deferral of election of officers to the next board meeting

Energy Conservation Works Board

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will review December financial statements and January vouchers. The board is scheduled to take action on resolutions of appreciation and shared module liability.

• Approval of December 11, 2025, and January 7, 2026, meeting minutes
• Review of December Financial Statements and January Vouchers
• Action item: Resolutions of Appreciation
• Action item: Shared module liability

Teton District Board of Health

The Teton District Board of Health will meet to discuss 2026 priorities and mental health care options in Teton County. The board will vote on publishing the FY2027 Fee Schedule for a 45-day comment period and a second vote on BOH Bylaws amendments.

• Vote to publish FY2027 Health Department Fee Schedule for 45-day comment period
• Second vote on BOH Bylaws Amendment
• Presentation on Surface Water Bacteroides Study by David Lee
• Presentation on mental health levels of care by Sadie Cole, PhD
• 2026 Election of Officers

The board voted unanimously to adopt the FY2027 Health Department fee schedule, adding two amendments and setting a 45‑day public comment period. The board also elected its 2026 officers, unanimously choosing Dan Forman as chair, Joe Burke as vice‑chair, and Sadie Cole as secretary.

• Approved FY2027 Health Department fee schedule with two amendments and 45‑day comment period (unanimous)
• Elected Dan Forman as chair (unanimous)
• Elected Joe Burke as vice chair (unanimous)
• Elected Sadie Cole as secretary (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several administrative contracts, including behavioral health and public art grants. The meeting includes reviews of development plans for Teton Pines and a proposed county-wide amendment to string lighting regulations.

• Development plan for additions to Condominium Units #3 & #4 at 3466 Clubhouse Drive
• Proposed county-wide amendment to Land Development Regulations regarding string lighting
• Grant contract with Community Foundation of Jackson Hole for Behavioral Health Initiative
• Review of Teton Village Area 1 Transportation Demand Management Plan
• Consideration of Old Library roof and structural upgrades

The Teton County Board unanimously approved the County Voucher Run for $2,874,997.27 and an interfund transfer of $1,603,870.10. It also approved several contracts and grants, including a $445,024 library roof contract, a $20,000 behavioral health grant, and a $158,792 university agreement. Additional items such as furniture purchases and trash‑can procurement were approved, and two development permits were postponed to future meetings.

• Approved County Voucher Run $2,874,997.27 (all in favor)
• Approved interfund transfer $1,603,870.10 (all in favor)
• Approved library roof and structural upgrades contract $445,024.00 (all in favor)
• Approved behavioral health grant contract $20,000.00 (all in favor)
• Approved CredibleMind license agreement $24,225 (all in favor)
• Approved purchase of BearSaver trash cans $12,475.00 and can wraps $8,252.48 (all in favor)
• Approved purchase of courtroom furniture $10,167.65 (all in favor)
• Approved university agreement for ecosystem health indicators $158,792.50 (all in favor)

Library

The Teton County Library Board will adopt the meeting agenda and approve minutes from November 20, 2025 and December 18, 2025. It will consider payment of library vouchers in the amount of $ xxx.xx and receive updates on the Yellowstone‑Teton Clean Cities charging and fueling infrastructure grant and the Library Lighting Project. The board will also discuss a website redesign for the library board pages.

• Adopt the January 2026 regular meeting agenda
• Approve minutes from the November 20, 2025 and December 18, 2025 meetings
• Consider payment of library vouchers totaling $ xxx.xx
• Yellowstone‑Teton Clean Cities grant update (Dept. of Transportation charging & fueling infrastructure)
• Library Lighting Project update

The board adopted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from the November 20, 2025 and December 18, 2025 meetings. It also approved payment of library vouchers totaling $61,185.31. All three actions passed unanimously.

• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved November 20, 2025 and December 18, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved payment of library vouchers $61,185.31 (4-0)

Housing Boards

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will decide whether to approve payment of county vouchers. They will also vote on a consent agenda that includes 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, and contracts for human services and community development. Additional discussion will cover a new conservation policy and organizational structure, and design scope changes for Spring Gulch Road.

• Consideration of payment of county vouchers
• Consent agenda: 24‑hour liquor permits
• Consent agenda: SLIB drawdowns
• Consent agenda: tax corrections
• Spring Gulch Road – design scope changes

The commissioners unanimously adopted the meeting agenda. They approved the January 12 county voucher payment of $1,926,855.43 and an interfund transfer of $1,574,567.79. The board also directed staff to draft a letter concerning the National Elk Refuge and then adjourned the meeting.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous)
• Approve county voucher payment $1,926,855.43 (unanimous)
• Approve interfund transfer $1,574,567.79 (unanimous)
• Direct staff to draft letter on National Elk Refuge (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board will review and decide on several components of the 2026 fair. Action items include the parking plan, scope of work for parking, cleaning, construction, electrical, security, and trash removal, as well as updates to contracts for tents, vendors, concerts, and other events. Discussion items cover cash handling, book covers, sponsorship updates, and the FY26 fair budget. The board will also receive reports from the Fair & Fairgrounds Manager and board members.

• Consideration of 2026 Fair Parking Plan
• Consideration of 2026 Fair Parking Scope of Work
• Consideration of 2026 Fair Construction Scope of Work
• Consideration of 2026 Fair Committee Updates & Proposed Contracts/Agreements (e.g., Big Top Tent, Vendors, Concert)
• Consideration of 2026 Fair Rodeo Stock Contractor Scope of Work

The board voted unanimously to adopt a united stance and send a letter of opposition to the Year‑Round Tennis Facility Proposal. It also approved Option A of the 2026 Fair Parking Plan and the associated parking scope of work. In addition, the board unanimously approved the 2026 Fair Cleaning, Construction, Electrical, Security (with revised hours), and Trash Removal scopes of work.

• Opposition letter to Year‑Round Tennis Facility Proposal approved (unanimous)
• Option A 2026 Fair Parking Plan approved (unanimous)
• 2026 Fair Parking Scope of Work approved (unanimous)
• 2026 Fair Cleaning Scope of Work approved (unanimous)
• 2026 Fair Construction Scope of Work approved (unanimous)
• 2026 Fair Electrical Scope of Work approved (unanimous)
• 2026 Fair Security Scope of Work approved with revised Exhibit Hall and Beer Tent hours (unanimous)
• 2026 Fair Trash Removal Scope of Work approved (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The commission will approve the minutes from 12/08/2025 and adopt the agenda for the Jan 12 meeting. It will consider Permit DEV2025-0004, a development plan to add to Condominium Units #3 and #4 at The Residence Club, 3466 Clubhouse Drive, which is zoned Planned Unit Development‑Neighborhood Conservation within a Natural Resource Overlay. The meeting also includes a legal‑training presentation for commissioners by Keith Gingery.

• Review and decision on Permit DEV2025-0004 for additions to Units #3 & #4 at The Residence Club, Teton Pines (PUD‑NC zone, NRO)
• Legal training presentation for commissioners by Keith Gingery
• Approval of minutes from 12/08/2025
• Adoption of agenda for 01/12/2026

The commission voted 5‑0 to recommend approval of development permit DEV2025-0004 for adding a bedroom to units #3 and #4 at The Residence Club at Teton Pines Condominium. The approval includes a condition that the applicant pay a $42,557.57 affordable‑housing fee in lieu before the building permit is issued. No public comments were received on the proposal.

• Approved minutes of the December 8 2025 meeting (5‑0)
• Recommended approval of DEV2025-0004 bedroom additions to units #3 & #4 (5‑0)
• Approved condition requiring payment of $42,557.57 affordable‑housing fee before permit issuance (5‑0)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The body will consider approvals for Agency of Record and Public Relations Agency Requests for Proposals. Members will also review the FY27 draft budget and community partnership funding proposals.

• Approval of Agency of Record RFP
• Approval of Public Relations Agency RFP
• Review of FY27 draft budget
• Review of Snake River Headwaters Data Dashboard funding application
• Review of Mountain Bike the Tetons Trail Stewardship funding application

The board approved the consent agenda items—including meeting minutes, retreat minutes, and vouchers 4148‑4177—with a 6‑0 vote. It also approved the Agency of Record and Public Relations Agency Requests for Proposals, each by a 6‑0 vote. The board agreed to involve the county in its hiring process and then adjourned the meeting.

• Approved consent agenda (meeting minutes, retreat minutes, vouchers 4148‑4177) (6-0)
• Approved Agency of Record RFP (6-0)
• Approved Public Relations Agency RFP (6-0)
• Agreed to involve County in hiring process (unanimous)
• Motion to adjourn passed (6-0)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Teton County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will review several discussion items, including community‑initiated parks projects, liaison roles, and two aspects of a joint powers agreement. The board will also address board elections, a fee schedule, and summer programming. No decisions are listed as action items in the agenda.

• Community Initiated Parks Projects (CIPP)
• Liaison Roles
• Joint Powers Agreement – Funding Assessment
• Joint Powers Agreement – Governance
• Board Elections

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board will review updates to the 2‑for‑1 Workforce Housing Bonus Tool and other proposed changes to Town LDRs. It will consider funding options, including a grant from CFJH for a gentrification study and applications for Unmet Housing Needs grants. The board will also discuss the Benson Brown Cabin historic preservation and workforce housing RFP and an accessible housing microloan program.

• 2 for 1 Workforce Housing Bonus Tool
• Other proposed updates to Town LDRs
• Grant from CFJH for gentrification study
• Unmet Housing Needs grant applications
• Historic Preservation x Workforce Housing – Benson Brown Cabin RFP

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will hold a special meeting on Jan 7, 2026 via Zoom. The agenda includes a call to order, a review of December financial vouchers, and adjournment. No other items are listed.

• Call to Order & Pronouncement of Quorum
• Review of December financial vouchers (Financials)
• Adjournment

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will review several procurement requests and financial policies. The meeting includes a development plan request for a subdivision in the South Park Business Park. The board will also consider contracts for fair entertainment and cabin rehabilitation.

• Development Plan request for a 2-lot subdivision at 550 W Deer Drive
• Contract with Circus Zircus for 2026 Teton County Fair entertainment
• RFP for Benson Cabin Rehabilitation
• Resolution for Teton County Investment Policy
• Purchase order for Recreation Center Aquatics Mechanical Equipment

The Teton County Board adopted the agenda and approved prior meeting minutes. It approved a series of consent‑agenda items, including contracts for the county fair, signage, and recreation equipment. The Board also approved a $559,991 water tender contract and a subdivision development plan for 550 W Deer Drive, all by unanimous vote.

• Approved water tender contract for $559,991 (vote showed all in favor)
• Approved Circus Zircus entertainment contract for $12,800 (vote showed all in favor)
• Approved purchase of variable messaging sign for $20,083.37 (vote showed all in favor)
• Approved purchase order for recreation center aquatics equipment up to $77,752 (vote showed all in favor)
• Approved development plan DEV2025-0003 subdivision at 550 W Deer Drive (vote showed all in favor)
• Approved public release of RFP for Benson Cabin Rehabilitation (vote showed all in favor)
• Approved 2026 Teton County Investment Policy resolution (vote showed all in favor)
• Approved designation of official depositories for 2026 (vote showed all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners will consider payment of county vouchers and approve a consent agenda that includes 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, and human service/community development contracts. They will also review proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence. Additional discussion items include a housing update for Nelson Drive and updates from the policy committee and various county departments.

• Consideration of payment of county vouchers
• Consent agenda items: 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, human service/community development contracts
• Consideration of proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence
• Nelson Drive housing discussion (informational)
• Policy committee updates and departmental monthly updates

The board adopted the agenda, moving the Nelson Drive Housing Project item to the end of updates, with unanimous approval. Commissioners approved the January 5 2026 county voucher run totaling $467,584.48, also unanimously. The consent agenda items—including 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, and human service/community development contracts—were approved. No action was taken on the Nelson Drive Housing discussion, and the board verified the Teton Pass Trail extension fundraising before adjourning.

• Adopted agenda with Nelson Drive item moved to end (unanimous)
• Approved county voucher payment $467,584.48 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items: 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, human service/community development contracts
• No action taken on Nelson Drive Housing Project discussion
• Verified Teton Pass Trail extension fundraising is approved to proceed
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings