Teton County public meetings in 2025

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on payment of county vouchers. They will also approve a consent agenda covering 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, and human service/community development contracts. A proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence will be considered. No action will be taken on special events permits, which are for information only.

• Consideration of payment of county vouchers
• Consent agenda: 24‑hour liquor permits
• Consent agenda: SLIB drawdowns
• Consent agenda: tax corrections
• Consent agenda: human service/community development contracts for service

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously (4‑0). They approved the December 29 county voucher run for $382,276.83, also unanimously (4‑0). The board directed planning staff to research a proposed EPA water rule and asked Commissioner Carlman to draft an extension request. Commissioners set a future meeting to discuss the Nelson Drive housing project.

• Adopt agenda as presented (4‑0)
• Approve county voucher payment of $382,276.83 (4‑0)
• Adjourn meeting (4‑0)
• Direct planning staff to research EPA "waters of the United States" rule
• Commissioner Carlman to draft extension request to EPA and Army
• Schedule discussion of Nelson Drive Housing Project for Jan 5 2026

Planning Commission

The meeting scheduled for December 22, 2025, was canceled. All agenda items are postponed to the January 12, 2026 meeting.

• Postponed: Development Plan for additions to Condominium Units #3 & #4 at 3466 Clubhouse Drive (DEV2025-0004)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners meeting on December 22, 2025 will consider several action items, including payment of county vouchers and a consent agenda. They will also review a proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence and an employee housing lease. A key item is the approval of a resolution authorizing commissioners to sign closing documents for the purchase of 245 E. Simpson Ave and to approve a short‑term post‑closing lease with The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole. Discussion items such as calendar review and special‑event permits are for information only and no public comment will be taken.

• 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
• Consideration of an employee housing lease
• Approval of resolution to sign closing documents for purchase of 245 E. Simpson Ave and short‑term lease with The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the December 22 voucher run for $5,264,356.10 with a 4‑0 vote. They also approved a lease for 105 Mercill Avenue, Unit #203, and a resolution authorizing any commissioner to sign closing documents for the purchase of 245 E. Simpson Ave and a short‑term post‑closing lease with The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, each by 4‑0.

• Adopted agenda (4-0)
• Approved county voucher payment of $5,264,356.10 (4-0)
• Approved lease agreement for 105 Mercill Avenue, Unit #203 (4-0)
• Approved resolution authorizing commissioners to sign closing documents for 245 E. Simpson Ave (4-0)
• Approved short‑term post‑closing lease with The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board will hold a retreat to review its top goals, consider a FY26 funding recommendation, discuss the establishment of a Destination Marketing and Management Organization, and examine the FY27 budget and proposed bylaw amendments. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and planning. Public comment will be allowed before any votes.

• Review of top goals from September board retreat
• Funding recommendation for FY26
• Establishment and next steps for Destination Marketing and Management Organization (DMMO)
• Presentation of FY27 budget
• Review of proposed bylaw amendments

Library

The Teton County Library Board will hold a voucher meeting to adopt the agenda and vote on the payment of library vouchers. The board will consider approving a voucher payment in the amount of $ xx.xx. The meeting will also include standard procedural items such as establishing a quorum and adjourning.

• Adopt meeting agenda
• Approve payment of library vouchers in the amount of $ xx.xx
• Establish quorum
• Adjourn the meeting

Library

The Library Board will meet for a work session to informally discuss agenda items. No official decisions or voting will take place during this meeting.

• Holiday Staff Appreciation Project

START

The START Board will review November 2025 ridership and financial reports. The body is discussing winter and airport service updates, including a proposal for free fare days on four high-flight bank weekends.

• Proposed free fare days on four high-flight bank weekends for airport service
• Updates on RFPs for vanpool, bus stop improvements, and on-demand service
• Transit Development Plan (TDP) update
• Review of November 2025 ridership and financial reports
• START on-Demand expansion request

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will discuss several employee housing leases and various service contracts. The board is also considering a 2-lot subdivision request and a text amendment to land development regulations.

• Employee housing leases at 245 Karns Ave, 915 Smith Lane, 40 E. Pearl Ave, and 755 E. Hansen Ave
• Development plan for a 2-lot subdivision at 550 W Deer Drive
• Proposed text amendment to allow Light and Heavy Industry contractors in Workforce Home Business zones within 500 feet of S. Highway 89
• Design contract for EV Chargers at Public Health
• Resolution requesting state funding for Treatment Court

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on paying outstanding county vouchers. They will also approve a consent agenda covering 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax collections, and human service/community development contracts. Additional items include thank‑you letters to volunteers and a support letter for the Trails Capacity Program. A discussion will cover long‑range planning tools and a special‑events permit for Grand Targhee Resort's New Year's Eve fireworks (informational only).

• Consideration of payment of county vouchers
• Consent agenda: 24‑hour liquor permits
• Consent agenda: SLIB drawdowns
• Consent agenda: Human Service/Community Development contracts
• Letter of support for the Trails Capacity Program for Munger Mountain State Trust Parcel

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the December 15 county voucher run for $3,525,025.08 and also approved several thank‑you and support letters. The board entered executive session, later exited it, and adjourned at 3:31 p.m.

• Adopt agenda (all in favor)
• Approve county voucher run $3,525,025.08 (all in favor)
• Approve thank‑you letters to 390 vegetation volunteers (all in favor)
• Approve letter of support for Trails Capacity Program (all in favor)
• Approve thank‑you letter to Dr. David Peterson (all in favor)
• Enter executive session (all in favor)
• Exit executive session (all in favor)
• Adjourn meeting (all in favor)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board will discuss and consider a funding request from the Town of Jackson for stormwater management and treatment. The meeting also includes updates on the Fish Creek Watershed Management Plan and RV dump stations.

• Town of Jackson Stormwater Proposal (SPET Application)
• Fish Creek Watershed Management Plan BMPs
• RV Dump Station Update
• 2027 State Revolving Fund Project Solicitation
• EPA Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFA)

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the meeting minutes. A motion was made and seconded to recommend support for the Town of Jackson Stormwater Upgrades Funding Proposal of $1,500,000. The motion carried with a 6‑0 vote. No other actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended support for Town of Jackson Stormwater Upgrades Funding Proposal $1,500,000 (6-0)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Teton County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will approve the November 13, 2025 meeting minutes, hear public comments, discuss bus access, and consider a quote for a PAWS Guest Shot. The board will also receive a department report and review upcoming agenda items, including a community‑initiated project intake process planned for January.

• Approve November 13, 2025 meeting minutes
• Public comment on non‑agenda items
• Discussion of bus access
• Consider quote for PAWS Guest Shot
• Review upcoming community‑initiated project intake process (January)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board will discuss pre-work for an upcoming retreat and receive reports on visitor services and destination global sales. The meeting includes updates from Jackson Hole Resort Reservations and various committees.

• Approval of vouchers 4113 to 4147
• Visitor Services update from Director Justin Walters
• Destination Global Sales update from Director Rob Nelson
• Reports from Events, Marketing, and Sustainability committees
• Presentation by Shannon Schiner of Jackson Hole Resort Reservations

The board approved the consent agenda, which included the November 13, 2025 meeting minutes and vouchers numbered 4113 to 4147, with a unanimous 5‑0 vote. The board then adjourned the meeting by a motion that passed.

• Approved consent agenda items A (Nov 13, 2025 minutes) and B (vouchers 4113‑4147) – vote 5‑0
• Motion to adjourn passed

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority is meeting to consider a consulting services contract with Mijares Nash, PLLC. The services focus on ownership and financing structures for an affordable housing development at 90 Virginian Lane in Jackson.

• Proposed consulting contract with Mijares Nash, PLLC for the 90 Virginian Lane property
• Consulting fee capped at $30,000
• Discounted hourly consulting rate of $300

A quorum of two board members was declared. The board unanimously approved the letter agreement with consultant Tim Nash for the 90 Virginian Lane project. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved letter agreement with Tim Nash for 90 Virginian Lane (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (motion passed)

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will adopt its rules and procedures, approve the November 19, 2025 meeting minutes, review November financial statements and December vouchers, and consider a contract for EcoFair 2026 with Vibrant Events. Additional discussion will cover the LVE Conservation and Demand Strategic Plan, a marketing report, and program updates. The agenda also includes a public‑comment period and routine administrative items.

• Adopt Board Rules & Procedures (originally adopted September 30)
• Approve November 19, 2025 meeting minutes
• Review November financial statements and December vouchers
• Consider EcoFair 2026 contract with Vibrant Events (independent contractor stipend)
• Discussion of LVE Conservation and Demand Strategic Plan, marketing report, and program updates

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board will review the Nelson Drive Project involving JH Housing Trust and BTNF. The board will receive a current planning update, including additional analysis of the 2‑for‑1 Workforce Housing Bonus Tool. An update on the 90 Virginian Lane project will also be presented. The meeting includes routine items such as approval of September and November 2025 minutes and scheduling future meetings.

• Nelson Drive Project – JH Housing Trust & BTNF
• 2 for 1 Workforce Housing Bonus Tool – additional analysis
• 90 Virginian Lane update
• Approval of September 2025 meeting minutes
• Approval of November 2025 meeting minutes

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting to interview candidates for several volunteer boards, including the Board of Health, ISWR Board, Planning Commission Board, and Water Quality Board. In an executive session, the commissioners will consider appointing a board member as a public officer. The meeting is open to the public but will not be streamed; audio recordings are available on request.

• Volunteer board interview – Board of Health
• Volunteer board interview – ISWR Board
• Volunteer board interview – Planning Commission Board
• Volunteer board interview – Water Quality Board
• Executive session – appointment of a board member as a public officer

The Teton County Board of Commissioners approved appointments to several volunteer advisory boards and commissions. Heather Matthews, Paul Cherry, and Beth Thebaud were appointed to the Integrated Solid Waste & Recycling Advisory Board for three‑year terms. Additional appointments were made to the Planning Commission, Water Quality Advisory Board, and Board of Health, each approved unanimously.

• Appointed Heather Matthews, Paul Cherry, Beth Thebaud to Integrated Solid Waste & Recycling Advisory Board (all in favor)
• Re‑appointed Alex Muromcew and appointed Susan Larson to Planning Commission (all in favor)
• Appointed Patricia Griffin to Planning Commission for unfinished term (all in favor)
• Appointed Elliot Weintrob and Bill Mulligan to Water Quality Advisory Board (all in favor)
• Appointed Alicia Widge to Board of Health (all in favor)

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission will consider a development plan for a 2-lot subdivision and two proposed amendments to Land Development Regulations. These include a request regarding industry contractor businesses and a proposal for year-round string lighting standards.

• Development Plan for a 2-lot subdivision at 550 W Deer Drive (DEV2025-0003)
• Text amendment to allow Light and Heavy Industry contractor businesses as a Conditional Use on Workforce Home Business zoned sites within 500 feet of S. Highway 89 (AMD2025-0001)
• Proposed amendment to remove the winter-time exemption for string lighting and create year-round standards and color limits county-wide (AMD2025-0002)
• Adoption of the 2026 Planning Commission Meeting Schedule

The commission approved the October 13 and November 10, 2025 meeting minutes unanimously. It postponed the string‑lighting amendment (AMD2025-0002) to a hearing on January 26, 2026, also unanimously. Finally, it approved the DEV2025-0003 land‑division request for 550 W. Deer Drive with a condition on easements, voting 4‑0.

• Approved minutes from Oct 13 and Nov 10, 2025 (4-0)
• Postponed AMD2025-0002 string‑lighting amendment hearing to Jan 26, 2026 (4-0)
• Approved DEV2025-0003 land division at 550 W. Deer Drive with easement condition (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve county vouchers, consider property tax deferral applications, and review merit recommendations for employee pay. The meeting includes a workshop on COLA/Merit recommendations and an executive session regarding real estate.

• Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers
• Consideration of Property Tax Deferral Applications
• COLA/Merit Recommendations from OneDigital
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously and approved the December 8 voucher run for $1,669.649.15 with a unanimous vote. They also approved three 2025 property‑tax deferral applications totaling $20,870. ... The board entered and exited executive session unanimously, then voted 3‑2 to proceed on the real‑estate matter discussed in executive session. The meeting adjourned unanimously.

• Adopt agenda – unanimous
• Approve voucher payment of $1,669.649.15 – unanimous
• Approve property‑tax deferrals: R0008854 $9,391.22, R0011912 $3,649.93, R0004501 $7,829.86 – unanimous
• Enter executive session for real estate and litigation – unanimous
• Exit executive session – unanimous
• Vote to proceed on real‑estate issue – 3 in favor, 2 opposed
• Adjourn meeting – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of County Commissioners will hold a special joint meeting on December 8, 2025 to conduct volunteer board interviews. One interview will be for the Jackson Hole Airport Board. An executive session may be held to consider appointments to volunteer boards as public officers under Wyoming Statute §16-4-405(a)(ii). No other agenda items are listed.

• Volunteer board interviews – Jackson Hole Airport Board
• Executive session to consider appointments to volunteer boards as public officers

The County and the Town each entered executive session to consider volunteer board appointments. Both entities voted unanimously to appoint Sigsbee Duck to the Jackson Airport Board for a five‑year term ending February 1, 2031. After the appointments, the County motioned to adjourn and the meeting was closed.

• County entered executive session (all in favor)
• Town entered executive session (5‑0)
• County exited executive session (all in favor)
• Town exited executive session
• County appointed Sigsbee Duck to Jackson Airport Board (all in favor)
• Town appointed Sigsbee Duck to Jackson Airport Board (5‑0)
• County adjourned meeting (all in favor)

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board will discuss the 2026 fair budget and timelines for service contracts and sponsorship packets. The board is also reviewing committee updates and proposed agreements for various fair attractions.

• Proposed contract with Circus Zircus for entertainment
• Review of 2026 Fair Committee updates and contracts for vendors, concerts, and rodeo
• FY26 Fair Budget review and updates
• Consideration of the 2026 Fair Board meeting schedule

The Fair Board unanimously approved amendments to the 2026 meeting schedule, moving the July 15 meeting to July 13 and the November 9 meeting to November 16. The Board also unanimously recommended that the County Commissioners approve a $12,800 contract with Cirkus Zirkus to provide entertainment at the 2026 Teton County Fair. Additional items discussed included service‑contract timelines, sponsorship packet timing, and the FY2026 fair budget, after which the meeting was adjourned.

• Approved 2026 Fair Board meeting schedule amendments (July 13, Nov 16) – unanimous
• Recommended County Commissioners approve Cirkus Zirkus entertainment contract for $12,800 – unanimous
• Adopted December 8, 2025 agenda – unanimous
• Approved November 17, 2025 meeting minutes – unanimous
• Adjourned meeting at 6:29 PM – unanimous

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority Board will consider several routine items, including approval of the November 5 meeting minutes and a review of October 2025 financials. Staff will present Wyoming Government investment options, which require no board action. The board will vote on amending and restating the special restrictions for the affordable unit at 842 W. Snow King Avenue, and on a revised purchase price of $272,712 for 3978 Hawthorne Lane.

• Approve minutes from the November 5, 2025 regular meeting
• Review October 2025 financial statements
• Discuss Wyoming Government Investment Fund and Wyoming CLASS options (no action required)
• Approve amendment and restatement of special restrictions for 842 W. Snow King Ave (affordable ownership)
• Approve revised purchase price of $272,712 for 3978 Hawthorne Lane

The board approved the November 5, 2025 meeting minutes and the Complete Amendment and Restatement of the Special Restrictions for affordable ownership housing at 842 W Snow King Avenue, both by unanimous vote. The board also agreed to revisit the 2026 meeting schedule in the January meeting.

• Approved November 5, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Complete Amendment and Restatement of Special Restrictions for 842 W Snow King Avenue (unanimous)
• Agreed to revisit 2026 board meeting dates in January

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will adopt the agenda, approve minutes from four prior meetings, and consider a range of items. Key actions include reviewing 2026 liquor license renewals, appointing district health officers, reclassifying staff positions, and approving several contracts and amendments such as the Justice Center Project amendment and entertainment contracts for the 2026 County Fair. The board will also hear planning requests, including an amendment to the Indian Springs Ranch subdivision covenants and a fee waiver request for Melody Ranch water improvements.

• Amendment #003 with AMD for Justice Center Project
• Contract with Capital International Production, Inc. to provide entertainment at the 2026 Teton County Fair
• Contract with Fusion Talent Group for Magic Bean entertainment at the 2026 Teton County Fair
• Amendment No. 2 to the Funds Transfer Agreement for the Federal Lands Access Program (Sagebrush Connector Pathway)
• Professional Services Contract for Recycling Center fire suppression needs assessment and engineered design

The commissioners unanimously approved an amendment to the Justice Center contract not to exceed $95,000 and a related amendment to the Federal Lands Access Funds Transfer Agreement. They also approved several fair‑entertainment contracts, a recycling‑center fire‑suppression design contract, and the 2026 liquor‑license renewals. Additional actions included reclassifying the HR manager position and adopting updated planning‑and‑building fee schedules.

• Approved Amendment #003 with Anderson Mason Dale for Justice Center Project, not to exceed $95,000 (5‑0)
• Approved Amendment No. 2 to the Funds Transfer Agreement for the Federal Lands Access Program (Sagebrush Connector Pathway) (5‑0)
• Approved contract with HDR Engineering, Inc. for Recycling Center Fire Suppression Needs Assessment, not to exceed $88,947 (5‑0)
• Approved $5,000 contract with Capital International Production, Inc. for entertainment at the 2026 Teton County Fair (5‑0)
• Approved $4,500 contracts with Fusion Talent Group for Magic Bean and Tractor Pull entertainment at the 2026 Fair (each 5‑0)
• Approved 2026 liquor‑license renewals (vote 4‑0; Commissioner Carlman recused) (4‑0)
• Approved reclassification of HR Manager from grade 7 to grade 9 (5‑0)
• Adopted amendments to the Planning and Building Services Department Schedule of Fees effective Jan 1 2026 (5‑0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board will hold a regular joint meeting to consider routine items and two action items. Commissioners will review the Fire/EMS Standards of Cover presentation and a financing agreement for 90 Virginian Ln. The meeting also includes consent calendar items such as approval of November 3, 2025 meeting minutes and deed restriction templates. Additional topics for future meetings are listed but not decided today.

• Approve November 3, 2025 Regular Joint Meeting minutes (consent calendar)
• Review deed restriction templates (April Norton)
• Fire/EMS Standards of Cover presentation (Chief Mike Moyer, 60 mins)
• 90 Virginian Ln. Financing Agreement review (April Norton, 120 mins)
• Future items: Comprehensive Plan scoping, Parks & Rec FY27‑31 capital presentation, JPA funding splits, school district facilities use agreement

The Board of County Commissioners and the Jackson Town Council approved the consent calendar and directed Jackson Hole Fire/EMS to develop operational performance standards. Both bodies also approved hiring public‑private partnership experts to review the 90 Virginian Lane development agreement, extending its timeline to March 31 2026, and tasked staff to explore RV park options for 2026. All votes were unanimous except the County’s timeline extension, which passed 3‑2.

• Approved consent calendar (County) – unanimous
• Approved consent calendar (Town) – unanimous
• Directed Jackson Hole Fire/EMS to develop operational performance standards (County) – unanimous
• Directed Jackson Hole Fire/EMS to develop operational performance standards (Town) – unanimous
• Approved hiring public‑private partnership experts for 90 Virginian Lane agreement (County) – unanimous
• Approved extending Development Agreement timeline to March 31 2026 (County) – 3‑2
• Approved Town’s combined motion to extend timeline, hire experts, and explore RV park options (Town) – unanimous
• Approved staff to explore 2026 RV park options, report by Feb 1 2026 (County) – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to consider the payment of county vouchers and administrative items. The body will also review draft meeting calendars for 2026 and receive monthly updates on county services. No action will be taken on pending special events permits.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits
• SLIB Drawdowns
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service
• Review of Draft 2026 BCC and Joint Meetings Calendars

The Teton County Board of Commissioners adopted the meeting agenda, approved the December 1 voucher run for $948,677.44, and then adjourned. All votes were unanimous. No other actions were taken.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved $948,677.44 county voucher payment (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting to address a request for a motion to remand. The item involves Docket #24-0001, Ful p vs Teton County Planning Director and R. Theory, LLC.

• Request for a Motion to Remand regarding Docket #24-0001 (Ful p vs Teton County Planning Director and R. Theory, LLC)

The Teton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a motion to remand Contested Case Docket #24-0001 back to the Planning Director. The motion also set a deadline of December 10, 2025 for the Planning Director to receive additional materials. The motion was made by Commissioner Macker, seconded by Commissioner Propst, and a suggested friendly amendment was not accepted. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Remand contested case #24-0001 to Planning Director (unanimous)
• Set deadline of Dec 10 2025 for additional materials (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Nov 24, 2025 was canceled. All agenda items, including two permit requests and a staff proposal for 2026 meeting dates, are postponed to the Dec 8, 2025 meeting. No decisions were made at this session.

• Permit AMD2025-0001: text amendment to Land Development Regulations for a contractor conditional use on up to 3 acres within 200 ft of S. Highway 89 (postponed)
• Permit DEV2025-0003: development plan for a 2‑lot subdivision at 550 W Deer Drive, Business Park zone, Base & Mid‑Tiers Natural Resources Overlay (postponed)
• Staff matter: proposed 2026 Planning Commission meeting dates (postponed)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on the payment of county vouchers. It will adopt a consent agenda that includes 24‑hour liquor permits for two Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club fundraisers on Dec 6 2025, SLIB drawdowns, tax collections, and human service/community development contracts. The board will also review draft 2026 BCC and joint‑meeting calendars and consider outgoing commissioner correspondence. No public comment will be taken on discussion items.

• Consideration of payment of County Vouchers
• 24‑hour liquor permits for Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club fundraisers (Dec 6 2025)
• SLIB drawdowns
• Tax collections
• Human Service/Community Development contracts for service

The Teton County Board adopted its agenda unanimously (3‑0). It approved the November 24 county voucher payment of $1,889,036.91 (3‑0) and authorized a 24‑hour liquor permit for the Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club Black Tie, Blue Jeans Ski Ball Fundraiser on Dec. 6, 2025 (3‑0). The meeting was then adjourned unanimously (3‑0).

• Adopt agenda (3‑0)
• Approve county voucher payment of $1,889,036.91 (3‑0)
• Approve 24‑hour liquor permit for ski fundraiser (3‑0)
• Adjourn meeting (3‑0)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Teton County Water Quality Advisory Board will meet on Nov 21, 2025 to review several informational reports and discuss a funding request. The board will consider the Wilson Sewer District’s request for funding for Phase 4 of its expansion project. Other items include a report from the Wyoming Water Development Commission, a Town of Jackson stormwater funding proposal, Title 9 SWF updates, and a snow storage study final report.

• Wilson Sewer District funding request for Phase 4 expansion (action item)
• Report from Wyoming Water Development Commission (information item)
• Town of Jackson stormwater funding proposal (information item)
• Title 9 SWF updates (information item)
• Snow storage study – final report (information item)

The Teton County Water Quality Advisory Board met on October 17, 2025 and voted on a motion to support $2,000,000 in funding for the Wilson Sewer District, requiring the district to amend regulations to compel property connections and to connect septic systems within 400 feet of a public sewer. The motion passed with a 4‑0 vote; one member abstained and two members were absent. No other actions were decided; the remaining agenda items were informational.

• Approved $2,000,000 funding for Wilson Sewer District with two stipulations (vote 4‑0, 1 abstain, 2 absent)

Library

The Library Board of Directors will meet to review October 2025 financial documents and approve library vouchers. The board will also receive updates on the website redesign and EV chargers projects.

• Payment of library vouchers (amount not specified in agenda)
• Review of October 2025 Expenditures & Appropriations and County Revenue Report
• Update on Website Redesign Project
• Update on EV Chargers Project
• Summer Reading 2025 staff report

The board adopted the meeting agenda and approved the September and October minutes, each unanimously. It then approved payment of library vouchers totaling $125,755.36, also unanimously. No public comment or correspondence was recorded.

• Adopted agenda (5-0)
• Approved September 18 and October 16 minutes (5-0)
• Approved payment of library vouchers $125,755.36 (5-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will review a series of contract awards and a fee schedule resolution. Items include a bid award for a Genie aerial work platform, the 2025 Fire/EMS Master Fee Schedule, and a grant easement for 105 North Alta Rd. to Fall Rural Electric Cooperative. The meeting also covers amendments to existing contracts and a planning request to modify exterior lighting standards county‑wide.

• Bid award for a Genie Aerial Work Platform
• 2025 Fire/EMS Master Fee Schedule Resolution
• Grant easement to 105 North Alta Rd. for Fall Rural Electric Cooperative
• Amendment #1 to GE Johnson CMAR Contract for the Justice Center Project
• EnergyCAP Building Benchmarking Software Contract

The Board adopted the agenda, approved the October‑November minutes, and approved a series of consent‑agenda items including contracts for a Genie aerial platform, insurance with Voya, data‑center hardware, telecommunications, a wastewater feasibility study, and the 2026 Fair graphic designer. It also approved the 2025 Fire/EMS Master Fee Schedule, a $16,556.82 fleet telematics contract, a $68,853.00 EnergyCAP building‑benchmarking contract, a $70,000 transportation‑impact study agreement, and appointed a special prosecutor in the State of Wyoming vs. Antonio Caballerro Popocatl case. Finally, the Board approved a $5,500.00 contract with MKO Genetics, Mark Romriells, for pig wrestling at the 2026 Teton County Fair, subject to two program‑eligibility limitations.

• Adopted agenda with changes (4‑0)
• Approved minutes from Oct 27, Nov 3, Nov 4 2025 (4‑0)
• Approved multiple consent‑agenda contracts (total > $400,000) (4‑0)
• Approved 2025 Fire/EMS Master Fee Schedule (4‑0)
• Approved fleet telematics contract with Samsara for $16,556.82 (4‑0)
• Approved EnergyCAP building‑benchmarking contract for $68,853.00 (4‑0)
• Approved Transportation & Mobility Impact Nexus Study contract up to $70,000.00 (4‑0)
• Appointed special prosecutor in State of Wyoming vs. Antonio Caballerro Popocatl (4‑0)

Teton District Board of Health

The Teton District Board of Health will meet to appoint the District Health Officer and Deputy District Health Officer. The board will also consider a membership change to its bylaws and review a fundraising report. Additionally, the board will discuss proposed land development regulations regarding water quality.

• Appointment of District Health Officer
• Appointment of Deputy District Health Officer
• Proposed change to BOH Bylaws Article II: Membership
• Proposed LDRs regarding water quality
• Teton County Foundation for Public Health fundraising report

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will meet to review county vouchers and a GIS services contract. The body will also receive a construction update on the Stilson Transit Center and hold a workshop on wildlife focal species data indicators.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• GIS Services Contract with Terra GIS and Heintz Surveying and Engineering LLC
• Stilson Transit Center Construction Update
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service

The commissioners adopted the agenda, approved a $2,322,147.60 county voucher payment and a $2,082,302.92 interfund transfer, and authorized GIS service contracts totaling $106,900.00. All motions passed with votes showing all in favor. The board also directed staff to update the workshop contract and then adjourned the meeting.

• Adopted agenda as presented (all in favor)
• Approved county voucher payment of $2,322,147.60 and interfund transfer of $2,082,302.92 (all in favor)
• Approved GIS contract with Terra GIS for $56,900.00 (all in favor)
• Approved GIS contract with Heintz Surveying and Engineering LLC for $50,000.00 (all in favor)
• Directed staff to return with an updated workshop contract for the December 16 meeting (all in favor)
• Adjourned the meeting (all in favor)

Fair Board

The Fair Board will discuss expanding its membership to 9 board members and the creation of a vendor committee. Members will also review proposed contracts and agreements for various 2026 fair attractions and the FY26 budget.

• Proposal to expand the Fair Board to 9 members
• Consideration of creating a vendor committee
• Proposed 2026 contracts for Concert, Rodeo, Horse Show, and Figure 8 Races
• Proposed 2026 contracts for Big Top Tent, Exhibit Hall, Royalty, and Pig Wrestling
• FY26 Fair Budget review and updates

The Fair Board voted to create a vendor committee, with six members in favor and Marybeth opposed, and the motion passed. It also unanimously approved contracts with Fusion Talent Group for a Kids Tractor Pull ($4,500) and the Magic Bean Agricultural Show ($4,500), and with Capital International Productions for Sir Mimealot/Copper Cowboy ($5,000). A proposal to expand the board to nine members failed after a vote of one in favor and six opposed.

• Formed vendor committee (motion passes, 6-1)
• Approved Fusion Talent Group Kids Tractor Pull contract $4,500 (unanimous)
• Approved Fusion Talent Group Magic Bean Agricultural Show contract $4,500 (unanimous)
• Approved Capital International Productions Sir Mimealot/Copper Cowboy contract $5,000 (unanimous)
• Motion to expand board to 9 members failed (1-6)
• Adopted November 17 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved October 13 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved November 7 special meeting minutes (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The board will discuss 2026 priorities and operating hours for Camp Jackson. Members are scheduled to vote on a proposed Code of Conduct, Capital Improvement Project (CIP) recommendations, and JPA governance.

• Adoption of proposed Code of Conduct
• CIP Recommendations
• JPA Advisory Board Governance Recommendation
• Discussion of Camp Jackson hours
• Review of 2026 Advisory Board Priorities

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will consider several approvals, including meeting minutes, voucher payments, and funding requests. Key items include funding for the Destination Development Program and the START Airport Shuttle 3.0 project. The board will also hear updates from the Events, Marketing, and Sustainability committees. Public comment will be allowed before votes.

• Approve meeting minutes from October 9, 2025
• Approve vouchers 4085‑4112
• Approve community partnership funding requests
• Approve funding for the START Airport Shuttle 3.0
• Approve Destination Development Program (DDP) funding recommendation

The board unanimously approved the consent agenda items (minutes from Sep 11 and Sep 29 and vouchers 4056‑4083) with a 5‑0 vote. It also approved the recommendation to amend the 2011 Joint Powers Agreement for the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board, directing contractors to develop a staffing structure, also by a 5‑0 vote. No decisions were made on the proposed 2% lodging‑tax increase. The meeting then adjourned.

• Approved consent agenda items A‑C (5‑0)
• Approved recommendation to amend 2011 Joint Powers Agreement (5‑0)
• Motion to adjourn passed

Housing Boards

The Teton County Housing Supply Board will review an update to the property at 90 Virginian Lane. It will also consider the 2‑for‑1 Workforce Housing Bonus Tool. The meeting includes a current planning update and scheduling of future meetings.

• 90 Virginian Lane Update
• 2 for 1 Workforce Housing Bonus Tool

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission will hold a field trip at 1:00 PM on November 10, 2025 to visit the applicant’s property at 7955 S. Highway 89 and surrounding parcels in the Workforce Home Business zone. The visit is for staff to familiarize the commission with the area subject to a Light/Heavy Industry Land Development Regulation amendment; no public comment will be taken. Follow‑up discussion of the amendment will occur at a regular hearing on November 24, 2025 at the County Commissioners Chambers.

• Field trip to review Workforce Home Business zone parcels at 7955 S. Highway 89
• Review of Light/Heavy Industry Land Development Regulation amendment (AMD2025-0001)
• No public comment accepted during site visit; public may attend
• Planning staff to answer clarifying questions on subject properties
• Follow‑up discussion scheduled for regular hearing on Nov 24, 2025

The Planning Commission adopted the meeting agenda by a 4‑0 vote. Commissioners held a site‑visit discussion of permit AMD2025‑0001 but did not vote on the proposed text amendment. The commission adjourned the meeting by a 4‑0 vote.

• Adopted agenda (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will decide whether to pay county vouchers and will vote on a consent agenda that includes 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, 2025 tax roll corrections, and a contract for JH Public Art. They will also consider outgoing commissioner correspondence. Discussion items include a quarterly library update and a calendar review. An executive session will address a potential real‑estate purchase.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24‑Hour Liquor Permits (consent agenda)
• SLIB Drawdowns (consent agenda)
• 2025 Tax Roll Corrections (consent agenda)
• Human Service/Community Development Contract – JH Public Art (consent agenda)

The Board adopted the agenda and approved the November 10 voucher run for $2,593,652.24. It also approved tax roll corrections of $28,714.69 and a contract for JH Public Art under the FY2026 budget. Commissioners voted 4‑0 on each of these items. The board voted to reconsider the MKO Genetics contract for the 2026 Pig Wrestling event and will place it on the November 18 agenda.

• Adopted agenda with Item 4 addition (4‑0)
• Approved county voucher payment $2,593,652.24 (4‑0)
• Approved tax roll corrections $28,714.69 (4‑0)
• Approved JH Public Art contract (4‑0)
• Approved reconsideration of MKO Genetics contract for Pig Wrestling (4‑0)
• Entered Executive Session for real estate (4‑0)
• Exited Executive Session (4‑0)
• Directed staff, counsel, and broker to proceed as discussed (3‑1)

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Energy Conservation Works Board will meet to discuss a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application for a Community Solar project.

• CUP application for Community Solar project

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board will consider rescheduling its regularly scheduled meeting. The proposal is to change the meeting from November 10 at 5:30 PM to Monday, November 17 at 5:30 PM. No other action items are listed for this special meeting.

• Consider moving the regularly scheduled Fair Board meeting from November 10, 2025 at 5:30 PM to November 17, 2025 at 5:30 PM

The Fair Board unanimously adopted the agenda as written. It also unanimously approved moving the regularly scheduled meeting from November 10 at 5:30 PM to Monday, November 17 at 5:30 PM. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Adopted agenda as written (unanimous)
• Moved regular meeting to Nov 17 5:30 PM (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority is deciding on the purchase of a deed-restricted home to update its income category. The board will also discuss updating rental restrictions for apartments at 1155 S. Highway 89.

• Proposed purchase of 3918 W. Andersen Lane for $273,747
• Proposed resale of 3918 W. Andersen Lane for $346,500
• Amendment of rental restrictions for 9 apartments at 1155 S. Highway 89
• Review of September 2025 financials
• Approval of October 1, 2025 meeting minutes

The board unanimously approved the October 1, 2025 meeting minutes. It also unanimously approved an amended and restated restriction for 1155 S. Highway 89. The purchase of 3918 W Andersen Lane was approved at a sale price of $346,500, with the unit to be reclassified to an 80‑120% income range and proceeds placed in the Housing Supply Fund. The amendment for 842 W. Snow King Ave. was postponed to the December meeting.

• Approved October 1, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Amended and Restated Restriction for 1155 S. Highway 89 (unanimous)
• Postponed Amendment and Restated Special Restriction for 842 W. Snow King Ave. to December meeting
• Approved purchase of 3918 W Andersen Lane for $346,500, reclassify to 80‑120% income range, deposit proceeds in Housing Supply Fund (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will adopt the agenda and approve minutes from three prior meetings. The commissioners will then consider a series of contracts and service agreements, including a new resort liquor license for the Hoback Club and various procurement items. A planning matter will also be discussed: a request to amend covenants for the Indian Springs Ranch subdivision.

• Consideration of New Resort Liquor License - Hoback Club
• Consideration of Apparatus Broker Listing Agreements for the sale of a 2002 Brush Truck
• Consideration of Purchase of Two Replacement Vehicles for Parks & Recreation
• Consideration of Pathway Plowing Contract with Yellow Iron Excavation and Fish Creek Excavation
• Consideration of Amendment #2 to Compost Operations Contract Agreement

The Teton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resort liquor license for Hoback Club. It also approved a series of contracts and purchases, including two replacement vehicles, custodial services, pathway plowing, energy‑mitigation funding, traffic data collection, and septic‑permitting software. The board continued the Indian Springs Ranch CCR amendment to a later meeting. All votes were recorded as all in favor.

• Approved New Resort Liquor License for Hoback Club (vote: all in favor)
• Approved purchase of two replacement vehicles for Parks & Recreation ($43,364 Silverado EV and $31,867 Colorado) (vote: all in favor)
• Approved custodial services contract with MasterCare Cleaning ($149,542) (vote: all in favor)
• Approved pathway plowing contracts with Yellow Iron Excavation (up to $33,000) and Fish Creek Excavation (up to $17,000) (vote: all in favor)
• Approved Energy Mitigation Program funds for electrical retrofits (up to $25,000) (vote: all in favor)
• Approved traffic data collection services contract with Quality Counts LLC ($26,005) (vote: all in favor)
• Approved septic system permitting software renewal with SOSystems Inc. ($90,000) (vote: all in favor)
• Continued Indian Springs Ranch CCR amendment to Dec 2 2025 (vote: all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will hold a hearing to issue a ruling on a motion for summary judgment. The motion is docket #24-0001 and involves Fulp versus the Teton County Planning Director and R. Theory, LLC. The special meeting is scheduled for November 4, 2025 at 1:30 pm in Jackson, Wyoming.

• Hearing on motion for summary judgment, docket #24-0001 (Fulp vs Teton County Planning Director and R. Theory, LLC)
• Special meeting held at 200 S. Willow, Jackson, WY
• Meeting not streamed; audio recordings available on request

The commissioners voted 4‑0 to deny the Intervenor’s motion for summary judgment and to confirm that the petitioners have standing to challenge building permit BDR2023‑0135. They also set an evidentiary hearing for December 10, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. The meeting was adjourned after a unanimous 4‑0 vote to adjourn.

• Denied Intervenor’s motion for summary judgment and confirmed petitioners’ standing (vote 4‑0)
• Scheduled evidentiary hearing for December 10, 2025 at 9:00 a.m.
• Adjourned meeting (vote 4‑0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board will consider a Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Joint Powers Funding Assessment, a 120‑minute discussion item. It will also review an amendment to the Travel and Tourism Joint Power Agreement to allow employees, scheduled for 60 minutes. Additionally, the consent calendar includes a budget amendment for Winter 25‑26 contracted services.

• Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Joint Powers Funding Assessment (120 min)
• Amendment to the Travel and Tourism Joint Power Agreement to Allow Employees (60 min)
• Budget Amendment for Winter 25‑26 Contracted Service (Mike Toronto)
• Future joint information meeting item: Dec 1 – Fire/EMS Standards of Cover
• Future joint information meeting item: Dec 1 – 90 Virginian Ln. Development and Financing Agreement

The Teton County Board of Commissioners and the Jackson Town Council approved a First Amendment to the Town of Jackson and Teton County Joint Powers Agreement, allowing the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Joint Powers Board to hire employees. The amendment was approved unanimously by the County commissioners and by the Town council. Both bodies also directed staff to revise the Fire/EMS Joint Powers Agreement to use weighted factors (Incident Count, Population Served, Staffing, Fleet each at 25%); the County vote was unanimous and the Town vote was 3‑1. The meeting also approved the consent calendar and adjourned.

• Approved First Amendment to Travel & Tourism Joint Powers Agreement to allow board hiring (County, all in favor)
• Approved First Amendment to Travel & Tourism Joint Powers Agreement to allow board hiring (Town, all in favor)
• Directed staff to revise Fire/EMS Joint Powers Agreement to use weighted factors (County, all in favor)
• Directed staff to revise Fire/EMS Joint Powers Agreement to use weighted factors (Town, 3-1)
• Approved consent calendar (County, all in favor)
• Approved consent calendar (Town, all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will review 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. They will also consider a proposed easement for the Hoback Water and Sewer District drinking water system. A workshop will provide a six‑month update from the Water Quality Advisory Board, and a special events permit for the Jackson Hole Turkey Trot is listed for information only.

• Consideration of payment of County Vouchers
• Consent agenda items: 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax collections, Human Service/Community Development contracts
• Consideration of easement for the Hoback Water and Sewer District drinking water system
• Water Quality Advisory Board six‑month update and recommendation review (workshop)
• Jackson Hole Turkey Trot special events permit (informational, no action taken)

The Teton County Board unanimously approved a water facilities easement on parcel 22‑39‑16‑26‑2‑00‑012 for the Hoback Water and Sewer District. It also approved the November 3 voucher payment of $627,952.36 and directed staff to proceed with the real‑estate matter discussed in executive session (4‑1 vote). All other agenda items were adopted without opposition.

• Approved water facilities easement for Hoback Water & Sewer District (unanimous)
• Approved county voucher payment of $627,952.36 (unanimous)
• Adopted meeting agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to consider real‑estate site purchase (unanimous)
• Exited executive session (unanimous)
• Directed staff to proceed as discussed in executive session (4‑1, Commissioner Gardner opposed)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will hold a retreat to strengthen its effectiveness. Members will advise the Director on focus areas for Fiscal Year 2027 planning and determine the board’s own focus areas. The session will also identify action items for the November 2025 advisory board meeting.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for October 27, 2025, has been canceled.

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will consider paying county vouchers, issuing 24-hour liquor permits, and setting a hearing officer. The meeting includes a workshop on a modular project and a review of the calendar.

• Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers
• Consent Agenda for Administrative Items (24-Hour Liquor Permits, SLIB Drawdowns, Tax Corrections, Human Service Contracts)
• Consideration of Proposed Outgoing Commissioner Correspondence
• Consideration of Order Setting a Hearing Officer
• Workshop on Modular GMP

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the October 27 county voucher run for $1,666,682.68 and an interfund transfer of $1,548,379.34, each by a 4‑0 vote. The board also approved a letter to WYDOT about wildlife clearing on Hwy 390 and a hearing‑officer appointment, both 4‑0 votes.

• Adopt agenda (4-0)
• Approve county voucher payment of $1,666,682.68 (4-0)
• Approve interfund transfer of $1,548,379.34 (4-0)
• Approve WYDOT letter on wildlife clearing and pedestrian underpass (4-0)
• Approve order appointing hearing officer for Docket #2025-002 (4-0)
• Adjourn meeting (3-0, one commissioner absent)

START

The START Board will discuss a series of updates, including the Transit Development Plan, the Stilson Transit Center construction, September ridership and financial reports, a new ADA‑accessible van, and upcoming service changes such as bus stop improvements, on‑demand service and a van pool. No formal decisions are listed; the meeting is primarily informational.

• Stilson Transit Center Construction Update
• Capital Update – new ADA van arrived
• START Bus September 2025 Ridership Report
• START Bus September 2025 Financial Report
• Service Update – bus stop improvements, on‑demand, van pool

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners Chambers. The agenda includes adoption of the agenda, approval of minutes from four prior meetings, and public comment. The board will consider items such as a CAFA wildfire fuels mitigation grant application, a WYDOT land relinquishment resolution for the Hoback Fire Station, a workforce rental housing restriction for Teton Village Association, a contract for Town Square holiday lighting, and several Justice Center agreements. The Planning & Development section will review a boundary adjustment for lots on W Pony Drive in Wilson and a covenant amendment request for the Indian Springs Ranch subdivision.

• Contract for Town Square Holiday Lighting
• Application for CAFA Grant (Wildfire Fuels Mitigation)
• Resolution for WYDOT Land Relinquishment for Hoback Fire Station
• Boundary Adjustment for Lots 6 & 7, Block 1, Big Mountain Ranches Subdivision (3820 & 3800 W Pony Drive)
• Miscellaneous Planning Request to amend covenants for Indian Springs Ranch Planned Unit Development

The commissioners adopted the agenda and consent agenda unanimously. They approved a series of items including a CAFA wildfire fuels grant application, a workforce rental restriction at 2865 W Ares Vous Road, and a boundary adjustment in the Big Mountain Ranch Subdivision. The board also approved funding for a Hoback fire suppression system up to $850,000 and a $59,104 contract for Town Square Holiday Lighting. All votes were unanimous.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous)
• Approved CAFA Grant application for wildfire fuels mitigation (unanimous)
• Approved workforce rental restriction for accessory unit at 2865 W Ares Vous Road (unanimous)
• Approved Town Square Holiday Lighting contract with Teton Mountain Lights, LLC for $59,104 (unanimous)
• Approved amendment #5 for Justice Center architect services up to $42,575 (unanimous)
• Approved Hoback fire suppression funding up to $850,000 (unanimous)
• Approved boundary adjustment BDJ2025-0005 for Lots 6 & 7, Big Mountain Ranch Subdivision (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to consider the payment of county vouchers and administrative items. The body will review service contracts for community development and human services, as well as tax roll corrections for 2025.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 2025 Tax Roll Corrections
• Service contracts for Community Entry Services, JH Children’s Museum, and Teton Literacy
• 24-Hour Liquor Permit for National Museum of Wildlife Art Exhibit Opening on November 7, 2025
• Proposed correspondence to Idaho Partners regarding Teton Pass Trail

The commissioners unanimously approved the October 20, 2025 county voucher run for $2,490,784.70. They also adopted the agenda, approved the consent agenda items—including a 24‑hour liquor permit, 2025 tax‑roll corrections, and contracts for Community Entry Services, JH Children’s Museum and Teton Literacy Center—and approved an outgoing commissioner letter to Idaho partners. The board entered and later exited executive session by unanimous vote and directed staff to prepare a letter to WYDOT about Highway 390 issues.

• Adopted agenda (all in favor)
• Approved county voucher payment of $2,490,784.70 (all in favor)
• Approved consent agenda items: 24‑hour liquor permit, 2025 tax corrections, and three human‑service contracts (all in favor)
• Approved amended outgoing commissioner correspondence letter (all in favor)
• Directed staff to return with draft proposal for Hoback wastewater study at Nov 4 meeting (motion withdrawn, no vote needed)
• Directed staff to draft a letter to WYDOT on Highway 390 issues (all in favor)
• Entered executive session per WY Stat §16‑4‑405(a) (all in favor)
• Exited executive session (all in favor)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Teton County Water Quality Advisory Board will meet on October 17, 2025 at 12:00 PM in the Public Works basement conference room, 320 S. King Street, Jackson, WY. The board will discuss updates from Jonathan Honeywell (Orenco), Trout Unlimited, and proposals from Hoback Water and Sewer and the Wilson Sewer District Phase 4 Expansion Project. An action item is a motion to support the Wilson Sewer District’s funding request for Phase 4 of its expansion project. The meeting also includes staff updates and public comment on items not on the agenda.

• Discussion: Jonathan Honeywell (Orenco) update
• Trout Unlimited – updates
• Hoback Water and Sewer – wastewater proposal
• Wilson Sewer District Phase 4 Expansion Project – motion to support funding request
• Staff updates: SWF updates, BCC Workshop (Nov 4), SPET and Capital Improvement Plan updates

The board approved the meeting minutes after a motion was moved and seconded. It voted 6‑0 to recommend the Hoback Water and Sewer Wastewater proposal. No other agenda items received a formal decision. The meeting was adjourned at 2:25 p.m.

• Approved meeting minutes (motion moved and seconded)
• Recommended Hoback Water and Sewer Wastewater proposal (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting (motion moved and seconded)

Library

The Teton County Library Board will adopt the meeting agenda and receive several financial reports, including August 2025 expenditures and revenue and a September 2025 deposit with the State Library. The board will vote on a motion to approve payment of library vouchers totaling $78,128.88. The meeting will conclude with an adjournment motion.

• Adopt October 2025 meeting agenda
• Review financial reports: August 2025 expenditures & appropriations, August 2025 county revenue, September 2025 deposit with State Library, August 2025 capital reserve fund
• Approve payment of library vouchers in the amount of $78,128.88
• Adjourn the meeting

The board approved the meeting agenda with a 5‑0 vote. It also approved payment of library vouchers totaling $78,128.88, also by a 5‑0 vote. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved payment of library vouchers $78,128.88 (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission will discuss a request from Wyoming Stargazing, presented by Erin Monroe, to amend the Teton County Land Development Regulations. The amendment would remove the prohibition on string lighting outside the current winter exemption (Nov 15 – Jan 10) and establish year‑round standards while retaining the winter‑time exemption. The commission will also review and approve a staff report on meeting procedures and handle routine agenda items such as minutes approval.

• Amendment to Teton County Land Development Regulations to remove prohibition on string lighting outside winter exemption and create year‑round standards (county‑wide)
• Review and approval of Planning Commission meeting procedures staff report
• Approval of minutes from 8/11/2025
• Adoption of agenda for 10/13/2025
• Public comment on matters not included in the agenda

The commission approved the amended minutes from the August 11, 2025 meeting by a 4‑0 vote. Commissioners postponed the request to amend string‑lighting rules (permit AMD2025‑0002) to a hearing on December 8, 2025, also by a 4‑0 vote. The board adopted revised meeting procedures, including a new minority‑report process, with unanimous approval. The meeting was adjourned with a 4‑0 vote.

• Approved amended minutes from Aug 11 2025 (4‑0)
• Postponed AMD2025‑0002 string‑lighting amendment to Dec 8 2025 (4‑0)
• Adopted updated meeting procedures, including minority‑report process (4‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (4‑0)

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 on Human Resources benefits recommendations.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24-Hour Liquor Permit for Jedediah Corporation (PM Family Dinner, October 17, 2025)
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Service
• Human Resources benefits recommendations workshop
• SLIB Drawdowns and Tax Corrections

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the October 13 county voucher run for $1,639,924.35 with a 4‑0 vote. The consent agenda for a 24‑hour liquor permit (Jedediah Corporation) also passed 4‑0. Staff were directed to draft a response letter on the Teton Pass Trail issue and to prepare a funding proposal for a Hoback wastewater alternatives study.

• Adopt agenda – approved 4-0
• Approve county voucher run $1,639,924.35 – approved 4-0
• Approve 24‑hour liquor permit consent agenda (Jedediah Corp.) – approved 4-0
• Direct staff to draft response letter on Teton Pass Trail – directed
• Direct staff to prepare draft proposal for Hoback wastewater alternatives study – directed
• Adjourn meeting – approved 4-0

Fair Board

The Teton County Fair Board will review contracts for the 2026 fair, including a train ride and a pig wrestling event, and discuss revisions to sponsorship packets.

• Consideration of contract with All Aboard Train for 2026 Fair
• Consideration of contract with MKO Genetics for pig wrestling
• Consideration of creating a Pig Wrestling Committee
• Consideration of revisions to 2025 General Fair & Fair Rodeo Sponsorship Packets
• FY26 Fair Budget Review & Updates

The Fair Board recommended BCC approval of the $1,500‑per‑day All Aboard Train contract and the $5,500 MKO Genetics pig‑wrestling contract, both passing unanimously. The board also voted unanimously to create a Pig Wrestling Committee and to adopt revised 2025 sponsorship packet amounts.

• Approved recommendation to BCC for All Aboard Train contract ($1,500/day, total $6,000) – unanimous
• Approved recommendation to BCC for MKO Genetics pig‑wrestling contract ($5,500) – unanimous
• Formed Pig Wrestling Committee – unanimous
• Approved revisions to 2025 sponsorship packets, including new sponsorship levels – unanimous
• Adopted October 13 agenda as written – unanimous
• Approved September 8 meeting minutes – unanimous
• Adopted board committee assignments for 2026 – unanimous
• Adjourned meeting at 7:04 PM – unanimous

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will discuss the proposed FY27 Capital Improvement Program, evaluate options for facility maintenance closures, review the Recreation Center employee access policy, and request a staff study on pool expansion needs and feasibility. The meeting also includes updates from staff and announcements of volunteer opportunities.

• Proposed FY27 Capital Improvement Program
• Facility Maintenance Closure Options
• Rec Center Employee Access Policy
• Request for staff evaluation of Recreation Center pool expansion needs and feasibility
• Upcoming volunteer and participation opportunities

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will vote on a recommendation to amend the 2011 Joint Powers Agreement that created the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board. They will also approve meeting minutes from September 11 and September 29, 2025, and approve vouchers numbered 4056 to 4083. Additional discussion items include community partnership funding requests, public art exhibitions, and an update on the Airport Shuttle 3.0 program.

• Approval of recommendation to amend the 2011 Joint Powers Agreement establishing the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board
• Approval of vouchers 4056 to 4083
• Approval of meeting minutes from September 11, 2025
• Approval of meeting minutes from the September 29, 2025 special meeting
• Review of community partnership funding requests

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss various equipment purchases, housing leases, and infrastructure upgrades. They are also considering a text amendment to land development regulations regarding contractor businesses near S. Highway 89.

• Proposed text amendment to allow contractor businesses as Conditional Uses on up to 3 acres of Workforce Home Business zoned sites within 200 feet of S. Highway 89
• Consideration of a 45-day comment period to amend the Teton County Planning and Building Services Department Schedule of Fees
• Consideration of purchase for compact tractor replacement and replacement toolcats
• Consideration of Administration Building HVAC upgrades
• Consideration of Owner's Representative Services and funding for Coroner's Office Project Work Order 9.0

The commissioners unanimously approved several procurement and lease items, including a $1,749,742 contract for Administration Building HVAC upgrades, a $41,232 purchase of wildfire camera equipment with a $41,400 annual license, and a $30,000 Wyoming Energy Authority grant with $3,000 matching funds for library lighting. They also approved the designation of Tony Havel as County Supervisor of Roads and authorized a 45‑day public comment period on fee‑schedule amendments. All votes were 4‑0.

• Approved Administration Building HVAC upgrade contract with Snake River MEP for $1,749,742 (4‑0)
• Approved purchase of LS Brand MT357HC tractor from Teton Rental for $32,000 (4‑0)
• Approved purchase of two Bobcat Toolcat UW56 machines for $126,948.90 (4‑0)
• Approved Wyoming Energy Authority grant of $30,000 and $3,000 matching funds for library lighting upgrades (4‑0)
• Approved wildfire camera system purchase: $41,232 equipment and $41,400 license (4‑0)
• Approved USGS water quality analysis agreement up to $50,000 (4‑0)
• Approved resolution designating Tony Havel as County Supervisor of Roads (4‑0)
• Authorized 45‑day public comment period on Planning and Building Services fee schedule starting Oct 15 (4‑0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will hold its regular joint meeting on October 6, 2025. Items include a contract for Aquatics Commissioning Services and a discussion of a lodging tax ballot question presented by Tyler Sinclair and Jodie Pond. The agenda also lists approval of September 8 meeting minutes and several topics slated for future joint information meetings.

• Contract for Aquatics Commissioning Services
• Lodging Tax Ballot Question (Tyler Sinclair and Jodie Pond, 60 mins)
• Approval of September 8, 2025 meeting minutes
• Nov 3 – JPA Fire/EMS Discussion
• Nov 3 – Deed Restriction Template Updates

The joint meeting approved the September 8, 2025 meeting minutes and authorized up to $35,000 from the Parks and Rec Fund for aquatics commissioning services at the Teton County Rec Center. Both items passed with all members voting in favor. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved September 8, 2025 meeting minutes (all in favor)
• Approved contract for aquatics commissioning services up to $35,000 (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will decide whether to pay county vouchers and will adopt a consent agenda covering liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections, and several human service contracts. They will also discuss outgoing commissioner correspondence, a Snake River BLM parcels update, and review the calendar. An executive session will address litigation and personnel matters, and special event permits will be noted for information only.

• Consideration of payment of county vouchers
• Consent agenda: 24‑hour liquor permits, SLIB drawdowns, tax corrections
• Human Service/Community Development contracts: CRC Idaho, Seniors West of the Tetons, Mental Health Services & Recovery of JH
• Proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence
• Snake River BLM parcels update

The commissioners unanimously adopted the agenda, approved the October 6 voucher run of $1,374,632.72 and a $4,012.52 supplemental voucher, and approved three community service contracts. They also voted to engage Crowley Fleck and Clarion Associates, directed the HR Director as discussed, and entered and exited an executive session on litigation and personnel matters. The meeting was adjourned after all items were completed.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous)
• Approve voucher run $1,374,632.72 and $4,012.52 (unanimous)
• Approve community service contracts for CRC Idaho, Seniors West of the Tetons, and Mental Health Services & Recovery of JH (unanimous)
• Engage Crowley Fleck and Clarion Associates as presented (unanimous)
• Direct HR Director to act as discussed in executive session (unanimous)
• Enter executive session on litigation and personnel matters (unanimous)
• Exit executive session (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners is holding a special meeting to review correspondence from an outgoing commissioner. The primary item is a letter requesting that public lands remain open.

• Proposed letter to WY Delegation requesting public lands remain open

The commissioners approved sending a letter to Wyoming’s congressional delegation, senators and representative asking that public lands remain open during the federal government shutdown. The motion was made by Commissioner Carlman, seconded by Commissioner Gardner, and passed with all commissioners voting in favor. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved letter to Wyoming delegation requesting public lands stay open (all in favor)

Housing Boards

The board will consider routine items such as approving the September 3, 2025 meeting minutes and reviewing the August 2025 financials. It will vote on purchasing the deed‑restricted home at 3978 Hawthorne Lane for $271,895 and reclassifying it to the 80‑120% income range. The board will also consider releasing a personal guaranty for Expansion Health’s lease at Unit 105, 250 Scott Lane and adopting a new investment statement.

• Approve purchase of 3978 Hawthorne Lane for $271,895 and reclassify to 80‑120% income range
• Release Georgie McNiff from personal guaranty for Expansion Health lease at Unit 105, 250 Scott Lane
• Adopt the proposed Investment Statement for the Housing Authority
• Approve September 3, 2025 meeting minutes
• Review August 2025 financial statements

Energy Conservation Works Board

The Joint Powers Board is meeting to elect a secretary and approve several foundational resolutions and contracts. The board will discuss administrative policies, insurance, and banking arrangements.

• Resolution 2025-01: Subgrant Agreement with ICLEI
• Resolution 2025-02: Authorizing policies/procedures
• Resolution 2025-03: Rules & Procedures Manual
• Contracts for OPS Compliance, OPS Monitoring & Technical Assistance, Energy 350, and L&L Fiscal Management Services
• Establishment of an account at First Interstate Bank

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board is meeting for a half-day retreat to review its purpose and funding processes. Members will identify goals for FY’27 and discuss the establishment of DMMO and committee charters.

• Approval of vouchers 4053 to 4055
• Identification of FY’27 Goals
• DMMO Establishment discussion
• Review of JHTTB funding processes
• Committee Charter Development

The board voted 6‑0 to approve vouchers 4053 through 4055. It also agreed to prepare a recommendation for the October meeting to remove hiring/firing language from the JHTTB establishment agreement and to consider a staffing model similar to the Jackson Hole Airport Board and Visit Cheyenne models. Committees were tasked to update their charters and SOPs by November 21, and a new funding‑process structure will be proposed at the December full‑day retreat.

• Approved vouchers 4053‑4055 (vote 6‑0)
• Agreed to prepare recommendation to remove hiring/firing language and consider new staffing model (to be approved in October)
• Tasked committees to review and update charters and SOPs by Nov 21
• Agreed to have contractors review FY26 goals and produce an updated document
• Agreed to develop new funding‑process structure for proposal at December retreat

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 of administrative items. Commissioners will discuss a draft comment on the Turpin Meadows Ranch Master Development Plan and recognize October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The board will consider a master service agreement for Snake River Management Reservation Software and evaluate Teton Pass Trail alternatives and their impact on the BUILD grant and FY2026 capital budget. Monthly updates on parks & recreation, housing, START, and fire/EMS will be provided, and special‑event permits for Oktoberfest and Fall Harvest Fest are noted for information only.

• Consideration of payment of County Vouchers
• Consent agenda: 24‑Hour Liquor Permits, SLIB Drawdowns, Tax Corrections, Human Service/Community Development Contracts
• Draft Turpin Meadows Ranch Master Development Plan comments
• Master Service Agreement for Snake River Management Reservation Software
• Consideration of Teton Pass Trail alternatives and related impacts to the BUILD grant and FY2026 capital budgets

The commissioners approved the September 29 voucher payment of $1,569,982.66, adopted a Master Service Agreement for Snake River reservation software up to $26,640 in year one and $20,720 annually thereafter, and approved a resolution recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. They also voted to direct staff to submit a White Paper to the Federal Transit Administration requesting federal BUILD savings of approximately $1,000,000 for the Teton Pass Trail project. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved September 29 voucher payment of $1,569,982.66 (unanimous)
• Approved Master Service Agreement for Snake River software, not to exceed $26,640.00 year one and $20,720.00 annually (unanimous)
• Approved letter to Bridger‑Teton National Forest and Blackrock District Ranger (unanimous)
• Approved resolution recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month (unanimous)
• Directed staff to submit White Paper to FTA seeking $1,000,000.00 in federal BUILD savings for Teton Pass Trail (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board will consider a request to extend the deadline for the development agreement for the 90 Virginian Lane development. Public comment will be taken, but no decisions are expected on those remarks. The agenda also lists topics for upcoming joint information meetings in October and November.

• 90 Virginian Lane Development – request to extend development agreement deadline
• Oct 6 – Lodging Tax Discussion (future joint information meeting)
• Oct 6 – Housing Supply Programs – action items (future joint information meeting)
• Oct 6 – Housing Restriction Template: 2025 Update Draft Release (future joint information meeting)
• Oct 6 – Teton School District Parks and Recreation Facilities Use Agreement (future joint information meeting)

The Teton County Board of Commissioners and the Jackson Town Council met in a special joint session. Both bodies voted unanimously to direct the Jackson Teton County Housing Authority to extend the Development Agreement timeline in the Ground Lease Option Agreement to December 31, 2025. Each body then unanimously adjourned the meeting.

• County approved extension of 90 Virginian Lane Development Agreement timeline to Dec 31 2025 (all in favor)
• Town approved extension of 90 Virginian Lane Development Agreement timeline to Dec 31 2025 (all in favor)
• County adjourned the meeting (all in favor)
• Town adjourned the meeting (all in favor)

START

The START Board will approve the minutes from the August 28, 2025 meeting and award a contract to Western Trails Charters and Tours, dba Salt Lake Express, for winter 2025‑2026 public transit service. The Board will also authorize a budget amendment to fund that contract. Additional items include a capital update on an ADA van replacement, a fall service schedule change effective September 29, and an update on the airport shuttle pilot.

• Award contract to Western Trails Charters and Tours (dba Salt Lake Express) for winter 2025‑2026 bus service
• Approve August 28, 2025 meeting minutes
• Capital update: delivery of an additional ADA van replacement
• Fall service schedule changes beginning September 29
• Airport shuttle pilot update and funding discussion

Housing Boards

The Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority will review the updated Deed Restriction Templates and vote on a motion to release them for a 30‑day public comment period. The board will also receive an update from development partner Pennrose on the 90 Virginian Lane project. After discussion, the board will adjourn the special meeting.

• 90 Virginian Lane update presented by Pennrose
• Deed Restriction Template update to align with December 2024 Rules and Regulations
• Motion to approve the Deed Restriction Templates for a 30‑day public review
• Timeline: public review to run from October 6 to November 5, 2025
• Adjournment of the special meeting

Teton District Board of Health

The Teton District Board of Health will convene to approve previous meeting minutes, discuss updates on adolescent mental health, and review reports from public health staff regarding nursing, environmental health, and community programs. The meeting will also consider updates to the board's bylaws.

• Approval of minutes from July 22, 2025
• Discussion on adolescent mental health with Sadie Cole
• Consideration of updating BOH Bylaws Article II: Membership
• Review of AI-generated meeting minutes by Travis Riddell
• Updates on seasonal vaccine clinics and surface water quality

The Board unanimously approved the minutes from the July 22 2025 meeting and adopted the agenda for the September 23 2025 meeting. The Wyoming Prevention Needs Assessment discussion was postponed until the November 18 2025 meeting. The Board reiterated that AI‑generated meeting minutes remain disallowed.

• Approved July 22 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda for Sep 23 2025 meeting (unanimous)
• Tabled Wyoming Prevention Needs Assessment item until Nov 18 2025 (no vote recorded)
• Confirmed AI‑generated minutes are disallowed (no vote recorded)

Planning Commission

The Teton County Planning Commission meeting scheduled for September 22, 2025 was canceled. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings will take place at this time.

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to consider the payment of county vouchers and administrative items. The body will review findings of facts for Board of Equalization hearings and consider a contract for rodeo arena asphalt paving.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• Contract for Rodeo Arena Asphalt Paving
• Board of Equalization Hearings for Dwight M. and Charles Cleveland, Moosechips, MPT Financial, and JDB Trust
• Resolution to sign closing documents for the purchase of 105 Mercill, Unit 203
• 2025 Department Vehicle Purchase Adjustment

The commissioners unanimously approved the September 22 county voucher payment of $1,784,124.19. They also approved several contracts—including a 24‑hour liquor permit for Jedediah Corporation, community service contracts, a $32,440 asphalt paving contract for the rodeo arena, and vehicle purchases totaling $155,506.74. The board adopted findings for Board of Equalization hearings and authorized any commissioner to sign closing documents for the purchase of 105 Mercill Avenue, Unit 203.

• Approved county voucher payment of $1,784,124.19 (unanimous)
• Approved 24‑hour liquor permit for Jedediah Corporation (unanimous)
• Approved community service contracts for five organizations (unanimous)
• Approved letter of commendation for Dr. Matt Kauffman (unanimous)
• Approved Evans Construction contract for Rodeo Arena paving $32,440.00 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2025 Chevrolet Equinox EV, Ford Maverick Hybrid ($81,576.74) and two Subaru Forester Hybrids ($73,930.00) (unanimous)
• Approved Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Order for Board of Equalization hearings (unanimous)
• Approved resolution authorizing commissioners to sign closing documents for 105 Mercill Ave, Unit 203 (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board will review meeting minutes and approve the agenda, allow public comment on items not on the agenda, and discuss regional wastewater governance options presented by Phil Powers. The board will also receive updates on TU, LDR development, the BCC workshop, and the Munger sewer line transfer. No specific decisions are listed in the agenda.

• Discussion of POWJH Teton County Regional Wastewater Governance Options (Phil Powers)
• TU Updates (Kole Stewart)
• LDR Development Update (E. Monroe)
• BCC Workshop Update
• Munger Sewer Line Transfer Update

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the September 19, 2025 meeting minutes. No other actions, approvals, or denials were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved meeting minutes (motion moved and seconded, no vote tally recorded)

Library

The Teton County Library Board will adopt the agenda and approve the August 21 minutes. It will review financial reports for August 2025 and consider a motion to pay library vouchers in the amount of $xxx.xx. The board will also set Christmas holiday library hours and receive updates on the website redesign and EV charger projects.

• Adopt September 2025 regular meeting agenda
• Approve August 21, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approve payment of library vouchers – $xxx.xx
• Set Christmas holiday library hours as per staff report
• Update on website redesign project

The Teton County Library Board unanimously approved payment of library vouchers totaling $31,376.69. It also adopted the meeting agenda and approved the August 21 minutes. The board set the library's Christmas holiday hours as proposed and adjourned the meeting.

• Adopted September 2025 agenda (4-0)
• Approved August 21, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved library voucher payment of $31,376.69 (4-0)
• Set Christmas holiday library hours as proposed (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will review several contracts and funding requests, including employee housing and a Rec Center solar contract. The body will also consider land development requests and a text amendment for contractor businesses in the Workforce Home Business Zone.

• Consideration of Intergovernmental Loan for Purchase of Employee Housing Unit
• Consideration of Rec Center Solar Contract for RFP Services
• Consideration of Fire/EMS 2025 Master Fee Schedule comment period
• Proposed text amendment to allow contractor businesses on up to 3 acres of WHB zoned sites near S. Highway 89
• Request to relocate a building envelope at 120 & 125 S Buck Road in Wilson

The commissioners approved an inter‑governmental loan to purchase an employee housing unit, created a new Emergency Management Coordinator classification, renewed the county’s stop‑loss insurance with Symetra, and authorized leases for two county‑owned properties. They also approved Energy Mitigation Program funds for a recreation‑center solar study ($2,100) and a library heat‑pump water heater ($15,610). The board voted 4‑0 to begin a 45‑day public comment period on the 2025 Fire/EMS fee schedule and to demolish the Clifford P. Hansen Courthouse as part of the Justice Center project. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved intergovernmental loan for employee housing unit (4‑0)
• Approved new Emergency Management Coordinator classification (Grade 7) (4‑0)
• Approved stop‑loss insurance renewal with Symetra (4‑0)
• Approved lease for Hoback Cabin #6, 11055 S Highway 89 (4‑0)
• Approved sub‑leases for 400 W Snow King Ave Units 19 and 26 (4‑0)
• Approved $2,100 EMP funding for Rec Center solar RFP scope (4‑0)
• Approved $15,610 EMP funding for library heat‑pump water heater (4‑0)
• Approved demolition of Clifford P. Hansen Courthouse (4‑0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will consider a motion for summary judgment in docket #24-0001, a case involving Fulp versus the County Planning Director and R. Theory, LLC. This is the sole agenda item for the special meeting on September 16, 2025.

• Motion for summary judgment – Docket #24-0001, Fulp v. Teton County Planning Director and R. Theory, LLC

The Board heard oral arguments on a motion for summary judgment in case docket #24-0001. Hearing Officer Nash will consider the motion and issue a written recommendation at a future public meeting. Commissioners voted 3-0 to adjourn the meeting.

• Adjourned meeting (3-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to consider the payment of county vouchers and a budget amendment. The agenda includes administrative approvals for liquor permits and service contracts, as well as workshops on insurance renewal and the WY22 NEPA process.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24-Hour Liquor Permits for Westgroup Terra/Spur Catering and The Liquor Store/Bentwood Inn LLC
• Service contracts for Central Wyoming College, Hole Food Rescue, and JH Historical Society & Museum
• Proposed Roadless Rule Comment Letter
• Board of Equalization Hearings order for Lyden 2013 Trust

The commissioners adopted the agenda and then approved the September 15 voucher run for $939,276.61 together with an inter‑fund transfer of $1,706,358.40. They also approved a consent agenda that included two 24‑hour liquor permits and contracts for Central Wyoming College, Hole Food Rescue, and the Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum. Additional actions included a $21,000 amendment to the FY 2026 sheriff’s vehicle budget, adoption of a Roadless Rule comment letter, and approval of the Lyden 2013 Trust findings and Board of Equalization procedures. All motions passed unanimously (4‑0).

• Adopt agenda (4‑0)
• Approve voucher payment $939,276.61 and interfund transfer $1,706,358.40 (4‑0)
• Approve consent agenda: 24‑hour liquor permits for Westgroup Terra/Spur Catering and The Liquor Store/Bentwood Inn LLC, plus contracts for Central Wyoming College, Hole Food Rescue, and Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum (4‑0)
• Approve Roadless Rule comment letter to U.S. Forest Service (4‑0)
• Approve $21,000 amendment to FY 2026 sheriff’s vehicle budget (4‑0)
• Convene Board of Equalization and approve Findings of Facts and Conclusions of Law for the Lyden 2013 Trust (4‑0)
• Adjourn Board of Equalization (4‑0)
• Approve holiday office closures on Dec 25‑26, 2025 (4‑0)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Teton County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will consider adopting a refund policy. It will also discuss items such as Old Bill’s, a Pickleball AED, and the Briggs Bench. Additional agenda items include volunteer opportunities and department updates.

• Refund Policy Adoption (Action Item)
• Discussion of Old Bill’s (Discussion Item)
• Discussion of Pickleball AED (Discussion Item)
• Discussion of Briggs Bench (Discussion Item)
• Upcoming Volunteer and Participation Opportunities (Agenda Item)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board will receive updates on the summer marketing campaign and review the agenda for an upcoming board retreat. The meeting also includes reports from the treasurer and various committees.

• Approval of vouchers 4038 to 4052
• Approval of DDP voucher 1038
• Summer marketing campaign update by John Bowers
• Board retreat agenda discussion
• Reports from Events, Marketing, and Sustainability committees

The board voted 5‑0 to approve the consent agenda, which included the August 14 meeting minutes, vouchers 4038‑4052, and DDP voucher 1038. No other formal actions were taken; the remaining items were informational updates. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved consent agenda items (minutes, vouchers 4038‑4052, DDP voucher 1038) (5‑0)
• Motion to adjourn passed (unanimous)

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board will meet to receive a current planning update and review action items regarding the Housing Supply Plan. The meeting includes a specific update on 90 Virginian Lane.

• Update on 90 Virginian Lane

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of County Commissioners in Wyoming and Idaho will hold a joint meeting to discuss transportation planning, community planning, increased regional communications, and Grand Targhee. No public comment will be taken during the discussion items.

• Joint meeting of Teton County Boards (Wyoming and Idaho)
• Discussion of Transportation Planning (Teton Pass)
• Discussion of Community Planning
• Discussion of Increased Regional Communications
• Discussion of Grand Targhee

The Teton County, Wyoming Board of County Commissioners held a special session with the Teton County, Idaho commissioners on September 9, 2025. The boards discussed transportation planning, community planning, Grand Targhee, and increased regional communications. Both motions to adjourn were carried unanimously.

• Adjournment motion by Commissioner Len Carlman carried unanimously (all in favor)
• Adjournment motion by Chair Brad Wolfe carried unanimously (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners approved the August 4, 2025 consent calendar minutes. The Jackson Town Council also approved its consent calendar minutes. Both bodies voted unanimously to direct the Housing Authority Board to implement the Accessible Home Improvement No‑Interest Microloan Pilot Program. The meeting was adjourned after unanimous votes.

• Approved August 4, 2025 consent calendar minutes (County) – all in favor
• Approved August 4, 2025 consent calendar minutes (Town) – all in favor
• Authorized Housing Authority to implement Accessible Home Improvement No‑Interest Microloan Pilot (County) – all in favor
• Authorized Housing Authority to implement Accessible Home Improvement No‑Interest Microloan Pilot (Town) – all in favor
• Adjourned meeting (County) – all in favor
• Adjourned meeting (Town) – 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 meeting includes a workshop on local emergency preparedness and an executive session regarding real estate. Commissioners will also receive updates on the Courthouse and Detention Center.

• Payment of County Vouchers
• 24-Hour Liquor Permit for Teton Gravity Research LLC/The Liquor Store
• Human Service/Community Development Contracts for Energy Conservation Works, Wyoming Immigrant Advocacy Project, and Senior Center
• Local Emergency Preparedness Update workshop
• Executive session to consider the selection of a site or purchase of real estate

The Teton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the September 8, 2025 voucher run for $1,522,773.44. They also approved the consent agenda covering 24‑hour liquor permits and contracts for Energy Conservation Works, Wyoming Immigrant Advocacy Project, and the Senior Center. The board entered and later exited an executive session on real‑estate matters, then adjourned the meeting.

• Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved $1,522,773.44 county voucher payment (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda for 24‑hour liquor permits and contracts for Energy Conservation Works, Wyoming Immigrant Advocacy Project, Senior Center (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to consider real‑estate site selection or purchase (unanimous)
• Exited executive session (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Fair Board

The Fair Board elected its 2026 officers, naming Marybeth Hansen as Chair, Amy Renova as Vice Chair, Hannah Bouline as Secretary, and Elaine McCann as Treasurer, all unanimously. The Board scheduled the 2026 fair for July 18–26, 2026. It recommended County Board of Commissioners approval of the Shannon McCormick concert contract and the Frazier Shows carnival contract renewal. Staff were directed to prepare a graphic design/marketing RFP for the 2026 fair.

• Elected Chair Marybeth Hansen (unanimous)
• Elected Vice Chair Amy Renova (unanimous)
• Elected Secretary Hannah Bouline (unanimous)
• Elected Treasurer Elaine McCann (unanimous)
• Set 2026 fair dates July 18–26, 2026 (unanimous)
• Recommended BCC approval of Shannon McCormick concert contract (unanimous)
• Recommended BCC approval of Frazier Shows contract renewal (2027‑2030) (unanimous)
• Directed staff to prepare a Graphic Design/Marketing RFP for the 2026 Fair (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the prior meeting minutes and the agenda by a 4‑0 vote. Public comments highlighted high nitrate levels in the Pub Place water system and a request for DEQ investigation of the Town of Jackson wastewater plant. Members discussed a possible joint meeting with the staff working group and the need for alternative funding sources, but no formal actions were taken on those items.

• Approved meeting minutes and agenda (4‑0)

Energy Conservation Works Board

The board unanimously approved the June and July meeting minutes, the July financial statements, and the August vouchers. It also approved staff recommendations to expand the Residential Loan Program to include energy panel upgrades, ERV/HRV systems, and ancillary work up to $12,000. Additionally, the board authorized up to $7,500 for a professional services contract to ensure federal grant compliance.

• Approved June Meeting Minutes (unanimous)
• Approved July Meeting Minutes (unanimous)
• Approved July Financial Statements (unanimous)
• Approved August Vouchers (unanimous)
• Approved expansion of Residential Loan Program to include panel upgrades and ERV/HRV systems (unanimous)
• Approved up to $7,500 expenditure for compliance contract (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners adopted the agenda, approved minutes from previous meetings, and authorized a $1,611,450.14 county voucher run. They approved a large set of Consent Agenda items and several individual contracts, including a $105,197.38 Caterpillar loader purchase and a $21,732,914 FAA grant for Phase 4 of the airport deicing pad project. Additional approvals covered a USDOT grant resolution, appointment of an interim building official, vehicle purchases, and funding for remediation of flooded employee housing.

• Approved September 2 county voucher run $1,611,450.14 (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda items (12 matters) (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of Caterpillar 906 Compact Wheel Loader $105,197.38 (unanimous)
• Approved FAA grant for Phase 4 Deicing Pad at Jackson Hole Airport up to $21,732,914 (unanimous)
• Approved USDOT Rural and Tribal Assistance Pilot Program grant resolution with $260,000 line item (unanimous)
• Appointed Chris Neubecker as Interim Building Official (effective Aug 30 2025) (unanimous)
• Approved department vehicle purchases $138,342.97 for hybrid and EV vehicles (unanimous)
• Authorized up to $25,666.94 for remediation of flooded employee housing (unanimous)

START

The START Board will discuss the status of the Transit Signal Priority (TSP) project, which is part of a federal BUILD grant. Staff report that the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) has not granted permission to activate the system, citing a need for a Concept of Operations plan. The Board is expected to discuss removing TSP from the grant and reallocating funds to other elements, such as the Stilson Transit Center.

• Transit Signal Priority (TSP) project status and WYDOT approval
• Reallocating BUILD grant funds to other transit elements
• Requesting funds for a Concept of Operations (ConOps) plan
• START Bus July 2025 Ridership and Financial Reports
• Airport Shuttle Pilot Update

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners held a special retreat on August 26, 2025, featuring discussions on values, staff collaboration, and team‑building activities. After a series of agenda items, Commissioner Macker moved to adjourn, which was seconded by Commissioner Carlman and carried with all members in favor. No policy or budget decisions were made.

• Motion to adjourn carried unanimously (all in favor)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for August 25, 2025, has been canceled. No items were decided or discussed.

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners approved the August 25 county voucher run for $881,727.04 unanimously. A motion to reconsider Item 12 on deed restrictions for affordable housing was defeated 2‑3. The board entered and later exited an executive session on real‑estate matters, and directed staff to act on the session’s recommendations.

• Approved August 25 county voucher run of $881,727.04 (unanimous)
• Added Item 5 to Action Items to reconsider Item 12 (unanimous)
• Reconsideration of Item 12 (deed restrictions for affordable housing) failed 2‑3
• Entered Executive Session on real‑estate selection (4‑0)
• Exited Executive Session (3‑0)
• Directed staff to move as directed in Executive Session (3‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (3‑0)
• No administrative items or outgoing commissioner correspondence were considered

Library

The board approved several financial actions, including $93,992.22 in library vouchers, an $80,477 hardware revamp contract, and a $25,000 EV project design contract. It adopted a revised Library Use Policy that permits responsible consumption of food and non‑alcoholic beverages in public areas. The board allocated $50,000 and transferred $120,000 of interest income to the Library Capital Reserve Fund. It also approved the Foundation & Friends request to serve alcohol at an August 15 volunteer event and set the FY26 meeting schedule.

• Approved $93,992.22 library voucher payments (4-0)
• Approved $80,477 hardware revamp contract with CCB Technology (4-0)
• Approved $25,000 EV Project Design contract with West Plains Engineering (4-0)
• Adopted revised Library Use Policy allowing responsible food consumption (4-0)
• Allocated $50,000 to Library Capital Reserve Fund from County Reimburse-Operations account (4-0)
• Transferred $120,000 interest income to Library Capital Reserve Fund (4-0)
• Approved Foundation & Friends request to serve alcohol at volunteer appreciation event (4-0)
• Approved FY26 Library Board meeting schedule (3rd Thursday, 9:30 am) (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to affirm the Assessor's 2025 valuations for two JBD Trust accounts (R00 03441 and R0003442) and for MTP Financial, LLC (R001 7002). The appellant withdrew the appeal for the Amare Trust (R001 7000). The meeting was then adjourned by a unanimous vote.

• Affirmed Assessor's valuation for JBD Trust account R00 03441 – all in favor
• Affirmed Assessor's valuation for JBD Trust account R0003442 – all in favor
• Affirmed Assessor's valuation for MTP Financial, LLC account R001 7002 – all in favor
• Appellant withdrew appeal for Amare Trust account R001 7000 – withdrawn
• Motion to adjourn the meeting carried 3-0 – all in favor

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners will consider a new resort hotel liquor license, agreements for electrical and fire safety services, and various construction easements for Wilson active transportation improvements. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes, consent agenda items, and development permits for the Amangani Hotel and Grand Targhee Resort.

• Consideration of Application for New Resort Hotel Liquor License
• Consideration of Agreement with WC-3 for Electrical, Fire, and Life Safety Plan Review Services
• Consideration of Temporary Construction Easements for Wilson Active Transportation Improvements
• Consideration of Development Plan for Amangani Hotel Addition and Remodel
• Consideration of Subdivision Plat for The Cabins at Grand Targhee Phase I

The commissioners adopted the agenda and approved the minutes from prior meetings. On the consent agenda, they approved a resort hotel liquor license, an agreement for safety plan reviews, a $31,500 grant to ISWR, a roll‑off truck MOU, and several construction easements for the Wilson Active Transportation project. They also approved a temporary construction easement for Station 22. All votes were unanimous or 4‑0 with one abstention.

• Adopted agenda (4‑0, Carlman abstained)
• Approved minutes for July 28, Aug 4, Aug 5 meetings (4‑0, Carlman abstained)
• Approved resort hotel liquor license for JJ Mountain Top, LLC (4‑0, Carlman abstained)
• Approved $31,500 FY2026 grant to ISWR (4‑0, Carlman abstained)
• Approved construction easements for Wilson Active Transportation (total $130,083) (4‑0, Carlman abstained)
• Approved contract with Y2 Consultants for RV dump station survey ($28,000) (4‑0, Carlman abstained)
• Approved amendment to employee housing lease (4‑0, Carlman abstained)
• Approved temporary construction easement with Station 22, LLC ($67,627) (5‑0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board adopted the agenda with two additions. It approved the August 18 county voucher run for $2,456,409.32 and an interfund transfer of $1,436,937.09. Additional approvals included a 24‑hour liquor permit for Jackson Hole Winery, continuation of a Bridger‑Teton National Forest assessment comment letter, and an engagement letter for legal advice on an IT issue. All motions passed unanimously.

• Adopted agenda with two additions (unanimous)
• Approved county voucher run $2,456,409.32 (unanimous)
• Approved interfund transfer $1,436,937.09 (unanimous)
• Approved 24‑hour liquor permit for Jackson Hole Winery (unanimous)
• Postponed consideration of Bridger‑Teton forest comment letter to Aug 19 (unanimous)
• Approved engagement letter with Contangy Law Firm for IT legal advice (unanimous)
• Motion to adjourn passed (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the meeting minutes with a 5‑0 vote. The board voted 5‑0 to recommend financial support for the Snake River Headwaters Group project. The board also voted 5‑0 to recommend the USGS proposal to develop a water‑quality and streamflow analysis for the Snake River.

• Approved meeting minutes (5‑0)
• Recommended funding for Snake River Headwaters Group project (5‑0)
• Recommended USGS water‑quality and streamflow analysis proposal (5‑0)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board approved a total of $218,500 in community partnership funding, allocating specific amounts to KHOL, Vista 360, Friends of Pathways, Camina Conmigo, Center for the Arts Discovery! Series, Jackson Hole Nordic Alliance, and Velo22. The consent agenda items—approval of July 10 minutes, vouchers 4008‑4037, and the First Amendment to the Destination Sales Agreement—were approved unanimously. Mr. May was appointed FY26 Board Secretary by a 6‑0 vote. The Spring 2026 event recommendation was approved, funding 27 of 28 events with $190,500.

• Approved consent agenda items A‑C (minutes, vouchers, amendment) (6‑0)
• Appointed Mr. May as FY26 Board Secretary (6‑0)
• Approved Spring 2026 event funding of $190,500 for 27 events (6‑0)
• Approved community partnership funding of $218,500 to listed organizations (6‑0)

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board approved the July 2025 meeting minutes with all members in favor. The board then voted to adjourn the August 13 meeting, also unanimously. No other substantive actions were decided.

• Approved July 2025 meeting minutes (all in favor)
• Approved adjournment of August 13 meeting (all in favor)

Planning Commission

The commission discussed staffing, tournament signage, and child capacity for the proposed daycare. Ms. Windom drafted language allowing up to 20 children, with a possible increase to 36 pending transportation approval. A motion was made to approve the permit with six conditions, but the minutes do not record a vote outcome.

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners unanimously approved a payment of $1,844,089.21 for the county voucher run. They also adopted Stage 1 fire restrictions to begin on August 12, 2025 and remain until withdrawn by the County Fire Warden. Additional unanimous actions included adopting the agenda, approving two 24‑hour liquor permits, and approving a letter endorsing the Peak name change.

• Adopt agenda – motion carried, all in favor
• Approve county voucher payment of $1,844,089.21 – motion carried, all in favor
• Approve 24‑hour liquor permits for JH Chamber of Commerce/The Liquor Store (Jackson Hole Marathon) and Westgroup Terra/Spur Catering (American Innovation Project) – motion carried, all in favor
• Approve letter endorsing Peak name change – motion carried, all in favor
• Adopt Stage 1 fire restrictions effective Aug 12, 2025 – motion carried, all in favor
• Adjourn meeting – motion carried, all in favor

Fair Board

The Fair Board unanimously adopted the August 11 agenda after a motion and second. The board also unanimously approved the minutes from the July 14 meeting. The meeting was then adjourned at 8:30 PM by unanimous vote. No other formal actions were taken.

• Adopted August 11 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved July 14 minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:30 PM (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners voted 3‑0 to postpone the Amare Trust property tax appeal (Account #R0017000) until August 20, 2025. They also voted 3‑0 to continue the MTP Financial, LLC appeal (Account #R0017002) to a hearing on August 20, 2025. A separate 3‑0 vote affirmed the Hearing Officer’s recommendation to uphold the 2025 valuation of the Lyden Trust property (Account #R0000502). The meeting was then adjourned by a 3‑0 vote.

• Postponed Amare Trust tax appeal (Account #R0017000) to Aug 20, 2025 (3‑0)
• Continued MTP Financial, LLC tax appeal (Account #R0017002) to Aug 20, 2025 (3‑0)
• Affirmed Hearing Officer’s recommendation to uphold Lyden Trust valuation (Account #R0000502) (3‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (3‑0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners voted 3‑0 to affirm the County Assessor's 2025 valuation for accounts R0011232, R0011233, and R0011234 after hearings. The appellant in account R0011792 withdrew his appeal. The board then voted 3‑0 to adjourn the meeting, which ended at 12:01 p.m.

• Affirmed Assessor's valuation for Account R0011232 (vote 3‑0)
• Affirmed Assessor's valuation for Account R0011233 (vote 3‑0)
• Affirmed Assessor's valuation for Account R0011234 (vote 3‑0)
• Appellant Robert J. Pushaw withdrew appeal for Account R0011792
• Motion to adjourn the meeting carried (vote 3‑0)

Housing Boards

The board approved the amended and restated affordable ownership restriction for Eagle Village Unit 306. It also approved the amended and restated affordable rental restriction for 855 W Broadway. Additionally, the board approved the 2025 Local Government Annual Summary Report and Census Survey. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Amended and Restated Affordable Ownership Restriction for Eagle Village Unit 306 (unanimously)
• Approved Amended and Restated Affordable Rental Restriction for 855 W Broadway (unanimously)
• Approved 2025 Local Government Annual Summary Report and Census Survey (unanimously)
• Approved meeting minutes from July 2, 2025 (unanimously)
• Adjourned meeting at 2:13 p.m. (unanimously)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board adopted its agenda and approved minutes from July meetings unanimously. It approved several contracts and grant agreements, including a $35,953 mechanical service contract, a $62,698.32 phone system purchase with $6,800 services, a deicing pad grant of $1,158,57 .00, and a $1,985,132 planning‑study grant for Jackson Hole Airport. The board also approved opioid settlement forms, a levee easement, and the FTA designation for the BUILD grant, all with unanimous votes.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved July meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Long Mechanical Solutions HVAC service $35,953.00 annually (unanimous)
• Approved phone system licenses $62,698.32 and services $6,800 (unanimous)
• Approved deicing pad grant $1,158,57 .00 (unanimous)
• Approved planning‑study grant $1,985,132. 00 (unanimous)
• Approved opioid settlement Exhibit K participation and release forms (unanimous)
• Approved FTA designation of signature authority for BUILD grant (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The joint meeting approved the consent calendar for both the County and the Town. The County approved a $25,380 budget amendment for the Pathways department’s bike‑safety program, and the Town approved a $21,620 amendment for the same purpose. Both amendments passed unanimously. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved consent calendar (County) – unanimous
• Approved consent calendar (Town) – unanimous
• Approved $25,380 bike‑safety budget amendment for County Pathways department – unanimous
• Approved $21,620 bike‑safety budget amendment for Town Pathways department – unanimous
• Adjourned meeting (County) – unanimous
• Adjourned meeting (Town) – 4‑0

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board adopted its agenda, approved a $751,217.60 voucher payment, and cleared a consent agenda for three 24‑hour liquor permits. It also approved letters endorsing the Raven Peak name change and WYDOT transportation planning, and adopted the 2025 mill levy report for FY26. Staff was directed to continue the Stilson Pathway mini‑roundabout proposal and to draft the Raven Peak endorsement letter.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous)
• Approve county voucher payment of $751,217.60 (unanimous)
• Approve consent agenda for three 24‑hour liquor permits (unanimous)
• Approve letter endorsing Raven Peak name change (unanimous)
• Approve WYDOT long‑range transportation planning input letter (unanimous)
• Approve 2025 mill levy report for FY26 (unanimous)
• Direct staff to continue Stilson Pathway mini‑roundabout proposal (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (4‑0, Commissioner Macker absent)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the agenda, a $1,273,321.52 county voucher payment, a sole‑source purchase of a 2024 Holder MIC 42 tractor for $112,653.90, and a Stage 1 fire restriction for the Alta area effective July 30, 2025. All motions passed with all commissioners in favor.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved county voucher payment of $1,273,321.52 (unanimous)
• Approved sole‑source purchase of 2024 Holder MIC 42 tractor for $112,653.90 (unanimous)
• Adopted Stage 1 fire restriction for Alta area, effective July 30, 2025 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Energy Conservation Works Board

The board approved the June financial statements and July vouchers. It designated Climate First Bank as an official depository through June 30, 2026. The FY26 Town of Jackson funding contract and the FY26 Teton Conservation District grant award were both approved. The board also directed staff to finalize the RFQ for the ICLEI Municipal Investment Fund Phase 1 grant.

• Approved June Financial Statements (all in favor)
• Approved July Vouchers (all in favor)
• Designated Climate First Bank as official depository through June 30, 2026 (all in favor)
• Approved FY26 Town of Jackson funding contract (all in favor)
• Approved FY26 Teton Conservation District Grant Award Letter (all in favor)
• Directed staff to finalize and release RFQ for ICLEI Municipal Investment Fund Phase 1 grant (all in favor)

Teton District Board of Health

The Board approved the May 27, 2025 meeting minutes with a requested sentence removed, voting unanimously. It then adopted the July 22, 2025 agenda, also unanimously. Finally, the Board adjourned the meeting at 11:01 a.m. after a unanimous motion.

• Approved May 27, 2025 minutes with one sentence stricken (unanimous vote)
• Adopted July 22, 2025 agenda (unanimous vote)
• Adjourned meeting at 11:01 a.m. (unanimous vote)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners adopted an agenda that added five 24‑hour winery off‑premise permit applications. They approved a county voucher run totaling $755,564.36. They approved 24‑hour liquor permits for Jackson Hole Winery events at Astoria Hot Springs. They approved a $186,773.82 contract for the 2025 Pathways Sealing and Asphalt Repair Project. All votes were unanimous.

• Adopted agenda with five 24‑hour winery permit additions (unanimous)
• Approved county voucher payment of $755,564.36 (unanimous)
• Approved 24‑hour off‑premise liquor permits for Jackson Hole Winery at Astoria Hot Springs (unanimous)
• Approved contract with R&D Sweeping & Asphalt Repair, LC for Pathways Sealing and Asphalt Repair Project, $186,773.82 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners unanimously approved a series of consent‑agenda items, including contracts, grant agreements and a landfill amendment. They also adopted the FY2026 engineering permit fee schedule. The final plat for the Hoback Club Condominiums was approved with a condition to record deed restrictions for five affordable‑housing units.

• Approved $35,826.85 sole‑source contract with EntrePris Climbing for Phil Baux Park boulder resealing (unanimous)
• Approved $22,000 sole‑source contract with Warehouse 21 for a prevention awareness campaign (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment #1 to Special Use Authorization JAC103108 for Horsethief Canyon Landfill (unanimous)
• Approved $39,700 contract with RRS for Residential Organics Collection Feasibility Study (unanimous)
• Approved FY2026 engineering permit fee schedule for various permit types (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Hoback Club Condominiums (30 units) with one affordable‑housing condition (unanimous)
• Approved annual law‑enforcement agreement with Bridger‑Teton National Forest (unanimous)
• Approved eligibility application to acquire Benzomatic Propane Recycle Trailer at no cost (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The commission approved the June 9 minutes with a 4‑0 vote. It then approved the Amangani Hotel remodel and addition (DEV2025-0001) by a 4‑0 vote. Finally, it approved the Snake River Lodge & Spa remodel and addition (SKC2025-0001) with three conditions by a 3‑0 vote. No public comments were received on either project.

• Approved June 9, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved DEV2025-0001 Amangani Hotel remodel and addition (4-0)
• Approved SKC2025-0001 Snake River Lodge & Spa remodel and addition with three conditions (3-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. It approved two county voucher payments of $1,844,625.04 and $425,814.01, and an interfund transfer of $1,568,097.06, with all commissioners voting in favor. No consent‑agenda items or executive‑session actions were taken.

• Adopt agenda (all in favor)
• Approve voucher $1,844,625.04 (all in favor)
• Approve voucher $425,814.01 (all in favor)
• Approve interfund transfer $1,568,097.06 (all in favor)
• Adjourn meeting (all in favor)

Fair Board

The Fair Board unanimously approved using 20‑oz non‑recyclable plastic cups and keeping beer prices at $6 for domestic/NA beers and $8 for microbrews or seltzers. It also approved the security work scope for fair week, and authorized two photographers, Lane Breeden and Sky Garnick Photography, for the fair concert. Additional funds totaling $15,250 were allocated to specific events and advertising, and the meeting was adjourned at 7:51 PM.

• Approved 20 oz non‑recyclable plastic cups and $6/$8 beer pricing (unanimous)
• Approved security scope of work for fair week (Wed‑Sun) (unanimous)
• Approved Lane Breeden as photographer for the fair concert (unanimous)
• Approved Sky Garnick Photography as photographer for the fair concert (unanimous)
• Allocated extra $15,250 to events: $1,500 team sorting, $3,000 team branding, $2,000 cornhole tournament, $7,000 rodeo, $350 pie eating/race day, $1,400 advertising (unanimous)
• Adopted the July 14 agenda as written (unanimous)
• Approved the June 9 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned the meeting at 7:51 PM (unanimous)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board approved the consent agenda, which included the June 12, 2025 meeting minutes, vouchers 3963‑4007, DDP vouchers 1036‑1037, and a First Amendment to the Marketing Manager Agreement that changes the title to Marketing Director and funds the amendment from professional services. The motion passed unanimously, 6‑0, with Mr. Pope absent. The board also decided to discuss annual or bi‑annual community‑partnerships funding at the upcoming Half‑Day Board Retreat. No other motions were voted on.

• Approved meeting minutes from June 12, 2025 (consent agenda) (6-0)
• Approved vouchers 3963‑4007 (consent agenda) (6-0)
• Approved DDP vouchers 1036‑1037 (consent agenda) (6-0)
• Approved First Amendment to Marketing Manager Agreement, changing title to Marketing Director and funding from professional services (consent agenda) (6-0)
• Decided to discuss annual or bi‑annual community‑partnerships funding at the Half‑Day Board Retreat

Housing Boards

The Housing Supply Board approved the minutes from the June meeting. The motion was made by Larry Thal, seconded by Mariah Underhill, and passed with all members in favor. No other actions were voted on during the meeting.

• Approved June meeting minutes (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board of County Commissioners and the Jackson Town Council each approved a motion directing staff to start the process of updating the Land Development Regulations to adopt Traffic Impact Study and Travel Demand Management requirements. Both bodies also approved staff to prepare a nexus study on dedicated revenues for future traffic impact fees. Additional motions scheduled a review of joint County‑Town efforts and appointed Julien Hass to the START Board. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved consent calendar for June 2 and June 9 meetings (all in favor)
• Directed staff to initiate updates to Land Development Regulations for Traffic Impact Study (all in favor)
• Directed staff to prepare nexus study on dedicated revenues for traffic impact fees (all in favor)
• Directed staff to schedule review of County‑Town joint efforts and provide analysis of alternatives (all in favor)
• Appointed Julien Hass to the START Board for a term ending Dec 31, 2028 (all in favor)
• Adjourned County session (all in favor)
• Adjourned Town session (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the July 7 voucher run for $1,518,077.73 and an interfund transfer of $1,356,478.50. The board also approved two 24‑hour liquor permits, a Hold Harmless Agreement with Rendezvous Land Conservancy, and appointed Elaine McCann to the Fair Board. An executive session was entered and later exited, both unanimously.

• Adopt agenda – unanimous
• Approve county voucher payment of $1,518,077.73 – unanimous
• Approve interfund transfer of $1,356,478.50 – unanimous
• Approve 24‑hour liquor permits for Teton Assets/Astoria Park Conservancy and Jedediah Corporation – unanimous
• Approve signing of Hold Harmless Agreement with Rendezvous Land Conservancy (effective July 7‑Sept 30, 2025) – unanimous
• Enter executive session under WY Stat §16‑4‑405(a)(ii) – unanimous
• Exit executive session – unanimous
• Appoint Elaine McCann to a partial term on the Fair Board (Aug 1 2025‑Aug 31 2026) – unanimous

Housing Boards

The Housing Authority Board approved four items, each passing unanimously: the June 4 meeting minutes, an amended restriction for 907 Sandcherry Way, cost‑share agreements for 90 Virginian Lane schematic design, and the Fourth Amendment and Restated Partnership Agreement for Snow King Apartments. No public comment was received and no financial actions were taken. The meeting was adjourned at 2:25 p.m.

• Approved June 4, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Amended and Restated Restriction for 907 Sandcherry Way (unanimous)
• Approved Collateral Assignment, Predevelopment Loan Agreement, and Predevelopment Note for 90 Virginian Lane (unanimous)
• Approved Fourth Amendment and Restated Partnership Agreement for Snow King Apartments (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn the meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board approved multiple contracts and resolutions, including winter sand projects, a CivicPlus agreement, a road renaming, and a $600,000 water‑sewer funding amendment. It also approved a $21,000 DUI enforcement grant and a $550,417.14 chip‑seal contract. The motion to put a 2% lodging tax proposition on the November 4, 2025 special election ballot was rejected 0‑5. All other votes were unanimous in favor.

• Approved $247,237 Jackson winter sand contract with Evans Construction (all in favor)
• Approved $126,144 Alta winter sand contract with Action Excavation (all in favor)
• Approved $16,750 sole‑source agreement with CivicPlus for online land‑development regulations (all in favor)
• Approved renaming County Road 22‑14 to Rescue Way County Road (all in favor)
• Approved $600,000 amendment for Hoback Junction water‑sewer district infrastructure funding (all in favor)
• Approved $21,000 DUI Enforcement Grant (all in favor)
• Approved $550,417.14 chip‑seal contract with CKC Operations (all in favor)
• Failed to place 2% lodging tax proposition on Nov. 4, 2025 ballot (vote 0‑5)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners unanimously adopted the agenda, approved a $1,475,949.89 county voucher payment, approved 24-hour liquor permits for two events, and adopted the FY25 end-of-year budget amendment. They also directed staff to grant an easement for the Presbyterian Church housing development and to declare Montana Road a county road, entered and exited an executive session on a personnel matter, and then adjourned.

• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved county voucher payment of $1,475,949.89 (unanimous)
• Approved 24-hour liquor permits for JH Chamber of Commerce (Sept 27, 2025) and Jackson Hole Winery (July 3‑4, 2025) (unanimous)
• Adopted FY25 end-of-year budget amendment (unanimous)
• Directed staff to provide easement for Presbyterian Church housing access and to declare Montana Road a county road (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to discuss personnel issue (unanimous)
• Exited executive session (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the meeting minutes and agenda unanimously (6‑0 each). The board voted 6‑0 to amend its Elk Refuge funding recommendation to use a long‑term loan, with SPET as a fallback if the County Commission objects. It also unanimously approved the evaluation matrix scoring for the Elk Refuge and TCD Thaw Wells projects. No vote was taken on waiving Munger Sewer line connection fees.

• Approved meeting minutes – vote 6‑0
• Approved agenda – vote 6‑0
• Amended Elk Refuge funding recommendation to long‑term loan (fallback to SPET) – vote 6‑0
• Approved evaluation matrix scoring for Elk Refuge and TCD Thaw Wells projects – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners approved the Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Budget Resolution with a 3‑0 vote. They also directed staff to prepare a report summarizing FY2026 budget cuts before any mill levy decision in August 2025. The meeting was then adjourned by a unanimous vote.

• Approved Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Budget Resolution (3-0)
• Directed staff to create FY2026 budget‑cuts report before August 2025 mill levy decision
• Adjourned meeting (3-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. They approved the June 23 county voucher run for $887,318.99 with a 4‑0 vote. The board also approved thank‑you notes to outgoing volunteer board members (3‑0) and entered then exited an Executive Session (both 3‑0). The meeting was adjourned by a 3‑0 vote.

• Adopt agenda for voucher meeting – approved 4-0
• Approve June 23 voucher payment of $887,318.99 – approved 4-0
• Approve thank‑you notes to outgoing volunteer board members – approved 3-0
• Enter Executive Session per WY Stat §16-4-405(a)(i) – approved 3-0
• Exit Executive Session – approved 3-0
• Adjourn meeting – approved 3-0

Water Quality Advisory Board

The board approved the meeting minutes with a 6‑0 vote. The agenda for the meeting was also approved unanimously (6‑0). The Water Quality Policy Statement was accepted, with minor edits, by a 6‑0 vote.

• Approved meeting minutes (6‑0)
• Approved agenda (6‑0)
• Accepted Water Quality Policy Statement (6‑0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board approved several contracts and agreements, including a $332,133 light rescue truck, a $58,085 command‑truck upfit, a $112,260 recycling‑center scale design, a $40,000 solid‑waste grant, and a $3,311,889 FAA airport deicing grant. It also adopted the 2025 Building Code Resolution (3‑1) and authorized commissioners to sign courthouse modular building documents.

• Approved $332,133 light rescue truck contract to Rosenbauer South Dakota, LLC (4‑0)
• Awarded $58,084.98 upfit contract to Day Wireless Systems for command trucks (4‑0)
• Approved HDR Engineering design contract for recycling‑center truck scale, up to $112,260 (4‑0)
• Approved $40,000 grant from Brinson Foundation for Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling (4‑0)
• Approved $3,311,889 FAA grant for Jackson Hole Airport deicing pad construction (4‑0)
• Adopted 2025 Teton County Building Code Resolution, effective July 1 2025, removing water‑heater crawlspace rule (3‑1)
• Approved Fire Aside Defensible Space Inspection Software agreement (June 17 2025‑June 17 2028) (4‑0)
• Authorized any commissioner to sign closing documents for courthouse modular buildings (4‑0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board adopted its agenda and approved a $1,302,320.55 voucher payment, both by unanimous 4‑0 votes. It also approved 24‑hour liquor permits for Jackson Hole Winery, Astoria Hot Springs and June events, and adopted a revised DEIS comments letter for Grand Targhee Resort. In executive session, the Board appointed Elisabeth Rohrbach and Miles Yazzolino to the Library Board for three‑year terms.

• Adopt agenda (4‑0)
• Approve county voucher payment of $1,302,320.55 (4‑0)
• Approve 24‑hour liquor permits for Jackson Hole Winery, Astoria Hot Springs, June events (4‑0)
• Approve revised Grand Targhee DEIS comments letter (unanimous, 4‑0)
• Enter executive session to consider volunteer board appointments (4‑0)
• Exit executive session (4‑0)
• Appoint Elisabeth Rohrbach and Miles Yazzolino to Library Board (4‑0)
• Adjourn meeting (4‑0)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board approved the consent agenda items A–J with a 6‑0 vote. It also approved the Social Media Coordination Agreement with Kreedle Media by a 7‑0 vote. FY26 ambassador services funding was amended and approved for $754,226, allocating money to six organizations. Approval of multi‑year ambassador contracts was postponed to a later meeting.

• Approved consent agenda items A–J (6-0)
• Approved Social Media Coordination Agreement with Kreedle Media (7-0)
• Approved FY26 ambassador services funding totaling $754,226
• Postponed approval of multi-year ambassador services agreements
• Ms. Calder recused herself from the consent agenda vote

Library

The Library Board unanimously approved payment of $88,195.16 in library vouchers. It also approved extending the HVAC contract with LONG Building Technologies through May 31, 2027 and awarded a $20,670 asphalt repair and sealing contract to Hunt Construction, funded from capital reserves. The board entered an executive session to discuss a personnel matter.

• Approved payment of library vouchers $88,195.16 (4-0)
• Approved extension of HVAC contract with LONG Building Technologies through May 31, 2027 (4-0)
• Approved award of $20,670 parking lot repair and sealing bid to Hunt Construction (4-0)
• Adopted meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved minutes of May 8, 2025 meeting (4-0)
• Moved into executive session for personnel matter (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners unanimously approved the reappointment of Hannah Bouline to the Fair Board for a three‑year term ending August 31, 2028. They also unanimously reappointed Dr. Heidi Jost to the Board of Health for a term ending December 31, 2029. Finally, the board unanimously appointed Mackenzie King and Jaclyn Knori to the Historic Preservation Board for three‑year terms ending June 30, 2028.

• Reappointed Hannah Bouline to the Fair Board (all in favor)
• Reappointed Dr. Heidi Jost to the Board of Health (all in favor)
• Appointed Mackenzie King to the Historic Preservation Board (all in favor)
• Appointed Jaclyn Knori to the Historic Preservation Board (all in favor)
• Entered Executive Session to consider volunteer board appointments (all in favor)
• Exited Executive Session (all in favor)
• Directed staff to send thank‑you letters to outgoing board members (all in favor)
• Adjourned meeting (all in favor)

Planning Commission

The commission approved the minutes from the May 12, 2025 meeting by a 4‑0 vote. It also approved amendment AMD2024-0002, which moves the fire protection resolution for new subdivisions into the Land Development Regulations, adds potable water supply standards and a bridge permit section, with a 4‑0 vote. The meeting was adjourned after a unanimous 4‑0 vote.

• Approved May 12, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved AMD2024-0002 amendment to LDR Division 7.6, adding potable water supply and bridge permit sections (4-0)
• Motion to adjourn passed (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners unanimously adopted the meeting agenda. They approved the June 9 county voucher run for $1,689,054.86. They also approved two 24‑hour liquor permits—Jedediah Corporation for June events and The Liquor Store/Bentwood Inn LLC for ten summer events. All motions passed with all members in favor.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous)
• Approve county voucher payment of $1,689,054.86 (unanimous)
• Approve 24‑hour liquor permit for Jedediah Corporation (unanimous)
• Approve 24‑hour liquor permit for The Liquor Store/Bentwood Inn LLC (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Fair Board

The board amended the agenda to include the Todo TV contract and approved it unanimously. It also approved advertising contracts with Buckrail and TODO TV, rejected the Jackson Hole Radio contract unanimously, and the Wyoming Livestock Roundup contract failed despite a unanimous vote in favor. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Amended agenda to add Todo TV contract – approved unanimously
• Approved Buckrail 2025 advertising contract – approved unanimously
• Rejected Jackson Hole Radio 2025 advertising contract – rejected unanimously (all opposed)
• Wyoming Livestock Roundup 2025 advertising contract – motion failed despite unanimous in favor
• Approved TODO TV 2025 advertising contract – approved unanimous
• Adjourned meeting – approved unanimously

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board reviewed a motion to allocate a total of $929,034 to six ambassador‑program applicants. The motion was amended so that discussion and a final vote would occur at the June 12 meeting, and the amendment passed 7‑0. The board also agreed to separate on‑the‑ground ambassador work from other marketing services, asked applicants to revise and annotate their budgets, and indicated that some unallocated reserve funds and multi‑year contracts could be used pending future approval.

• Motion presented to allocate $929,034 across six applicant programs (pending)
• Amended motion to extend discussion and vote to June 12 passed (7‑0)
• Board agreed to separate on‑the‑ground ambassador work from other marketing services
• Board asked applicants to revisit budgets and annotate line items defining ambassador services
• Board agreed to use some unallocated reserve funds to properly fund the projects
• Board indicated multi‑year contracts could be approved pending that year’s budget
• Board adjourned the meeting at 2:49 pm

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners adopted the agenda with two added items and approved the May meeting minutes. They unanimously approved a consent agenda covering numerous contracts and amendments. Major approvals included a $2.8 M lease‑purchase for the Pritchard Pass WyoLink VHF site, a $1.9 M intergovernmental loan for a community solar project, and LEED certification funding for the Justice Center. All votes were recorded as all in favor.

• Approved lease‑purchase agreement for Pritchard Pass WyoLink VHF site ($2.8 M) – all in favor
• Approved intergovernmental loan to Energy Conservation Works ($1,900,000) – all in favor
• Approved LEED certification funding for Justice Center ($25,000 DPR pre‑construction, $85,000 AMD design) – all in favor
• Approved contract for Self‑Contained Breathing Apparatus replacement ($347,111.12) – all in favor
• Approved contract for Fire Station #7 HVAC design ($21,500) – all in favor
• Approved Energy Mitigation Funds for LED lighting retrofits (up to $30,000) – all in favor
• Approved contract for digital outreach and video production support ($33,455) – all in favor
• Approved contract for scrap metal processing and recycling – all in favor

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the meeting minutes and agenda unanimously (6‑0 each). It voted 6‑0 to recommend a $100,000 per year funding offset for the Elk Refuge Sewer District loan payments. It also voted 4‑0, with two members abstaining, to recommend $100,000 for the Teton Conservation District’s Thaw Wells project. Future agenda items were discussed but not decided.

• Approved meeting minutes (6‑0)
• Approved agenda (6‑0)
• Recommended Elk Refuge Sewer District funding $100,000 per year to offset loan payments (6‑0)
• Recommended Teton Conservation District funding $100,000 for Thaw Wells project (4‑0, 2 abstentions)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Town Council and County Commissioners approved the consent calendar minutes and corrected the April 28 meeting minutes, both unanimously. They also unanimously adopted the Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan. Staff was directed to prepare a cover letter for the WY22 Transportation Advisory Committee memorandum. The County adjourned and the Town moved to executive session, each by unanimous vote.

• Approve consent calendar minutes for Town (all in favor)
• Approve consent calendar minutes for County (all in favor)
• Approve corrected April 28, 2025 Special Joint Meeting minutes for Town (all in favor)
• Approve corrected April 28, 2025 Special Joint Meeting minutes for County (all in favor)
• Adopt Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan for Town (all in favor)
• Adopt Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan for County (all in favor)
• Direct staff to prepare cover letter for WY22 Transportation Advisory Committee memorandum (no motion)
• Adjourn County meeting (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board adopted its agenda unanimously. It approved the June 2 voucher run for $486,699.98 and a 24‑hour catering permit for Westgroup Terra LLC/Spur Catering, each with all commissioners in favor. The Board entered and later exited an executive session to discuss a real‑estate matter and directed the County Attorney to act as requested. The meeting was adjourned 4‑0, with Commissioner Macker absent.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous)
• Approve voucher payment $486,699.98 (unanimous)
• Approve 24‑hour catering permit for Westgroup Terra LLC/Spur Catering (unanimous)
• Enter executive session on real‑estate selection (unanimous)
• Exit executive session (unanimous)
• Direct County Attorney to act as requested (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting 4‑0 (Commissioner Macker absent)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners adopted the agenda, approved a $896,499.64 voucher payment, granted a 24‑hour liquor permit for Westgroup Terra LLC/Spur Catering, and approved a No Objection letter for the National Park Service acquiring a private parcel. All motions passed with all commissioners in favor. The meeting adjourned at 9:49 p.m.

• Adopted agenda as presented (all in favor)
• Approved May 27 2025 county voucher payment of $896,499.64 (all in favor)
• Approved 24‑hour liquor permit for Westgroup Terra LLC/Spur Catering June events (all in favor)
• Approved No Objection letter for National Park Service acquiring a private parcel in Teton County (all in favor)
• Adjourned meeting (all in favor)

Teton District Board of Health

The Board approved the May 27, 2025 meeting minutes with a line removed, adopting the amendment by unanimous vote. The agenda for the July 22, 2025 meeting was adopted unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 11:01 AM after a unanimous motion. No formal votes were taken on the foundation presentation or water‑quality priorities.

• Approved May 27, 2025 minutes with amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda for July 22, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 11:01 AM (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Teton County Water Quality Advisory Board met on May 23, 2025. The board approved the prior meeting minutes with a 5‑0 vote and approved the agenda with a 5‑0 vote. No other actions were decided; remaining items were informational or scheduled for future meetings.

• Approved meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved agenda (5-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board unanimously approved a series of contracts and easements, including a janitorial services contract, asbestos testing, active‑transportation easements, a justice‑center commissioning contract, and a rec‑center sauna contract. The board also adopted the 2025‑2030 Region 8 Hazard Mitigation Plan and approved a grant amendment for public‑health services and a support letter for the Surface Transportation Bill. Two development permits (CUP2024‑0004 and PUD2025‑0001) were postponed to June 17 2025.

• Adopted 2025‑2030 Region 8 Hazard Mitigation Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Janitorial Services contract with Premier Green Cleaning $396,295.80 annually (unanimous)
• Approved construction easements for Wilson Active Transportation Improvements: D&C Stearns $64,428.00 and Nora's $32,670.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Justice Center commissioning contract with Iconergy $228,765.00 and use of Energy Mitigation Funds $228,765.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Rec Center sauna replacement contract with TUBZZ Wellness LLC $49,128.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment #1 to Public Health Preparedness grant agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Surface Transportation Bill support letter with minor typographic correction (unanimous)
• Postponed CUP2024‑0004 and PUD2025‑0001 permits to June 17 2025 (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

At the May 19, 2025 special meeting, Commissioners voted to deny the motion to dismiss filed by R. Theory, LLC in Docket #24-0001. The motion was denied unanimously after a recommendation from the hearing officer. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Denied motion to dismiss in Docket #24-0001 (unanimous vote)
• Adjourned the special meeting (unanimous vote)

Historic Preservation Board

The board added National Register nominations, survey requests, grants and a GIS update to the agenda. It deferred approval of the April 2025 minutes to the next meeting. It approved a 60‑day stay for demolition at 380 Teton Ave and a 100‑day stay for demolition at 245 Millward St, and found 840 Upper Cache Creek Dr not historically significant.

• Added National Register nominations, survey requests, grants and GIS update to agenda (7-0-2)
• Deferred approval of April 2025 minutes to next meeting (7-0-2)
• Approved 60‑day stay on demolition permit for 380 Teton Ave (7-0-2)
• Approved 100‑day stay on demolition permit for 245 Millward St (7-0-2)
• Determined 840 Upper Cache Creek Dr not historically significant (7-0-2)
• Adjourned meeting (7-0-2)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The County Commissioners first rejected a FY26 budget for the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board that increased the ambassador services line item, voting 2‑3 against it. Later the same board approved the original FY26 Travel and Tourism Board budget with a 4‑1 vote. The Jackson Town Council also unanimously approved the board's FY26 budget.

• County motion to approve $7,843,671 budget with ambassador services $800,000 failed (2‑3 vote)
• Town motion to approve FY26 Travel and Tourism Board budget carried unanimously
• County motion to approve FY26 Travel and Tourism Board budget carried (4‑1 vote)
• Town adjournment motion carried unanimously
• County adjournment motion carried unanimously

Planning Commission

The commission approved a variance (VAR2024-0003) for the Grand Teton Music Festival’s Walk Festival Hall by a 5‑0 vote. It denied the PUD amendment (PUD2025-0001) to add a heliport, with a 0‑5 vote. It also denied the Conditional Use Permit (CUP2024-0004) for the same heliport, again by a 0‑5 vote.

• Approved Variance VAR2024-0003 for Grand Teton Music Festival (5-0)
• Denied PUD amendment PUD2025-0001 for heliport (0-5)
• Denied Conditional Use Permit CUP2024-0004 for heliport (0-5)

Fair Board

The board amended the agenda to add two contract items and approved the April 14 meeting minutes, both unanimously. It then approved concession agreements for Jackstand Hotdogs, Jedidiah’s Corporation, Pinky G’s, and Jackson Drug for the 2025 Fair Night event, each with a unanimous vote. The board also recommended that the County Commissioners approve contracts for High Road Touring and for Tanner Usrey (subject to review) at the May 20 meeting. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Amended agenda to include Jackson Drug and Tanner Usrey contracts (unanimous)
• Approved April 14 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved concession agreement with Jackstand Hotdogs (unanimous)
• Approved concession agreement with Jedidiah’s Corporation (unanimous)
• Approved concession agreement with Pinky G’s (unanimous)
• Approved concession agreement with Jackson Drug (unanimous)
• Recommended County Commissioners approve High Road Touring contract (unanimous)
• Recommended County Commissioners approve Tanner Usrey contract, pending review (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners unanimously approved the May 12 county voucher payment of $1,089,226.54. They also approved the consent agenda for four 24‑hour liquor permits, the Old Bill’s Fun Run grant for wildlife crossings, and appointed James Radda as hearing officer for the Ridgeline Excavation abatement. Additionally, they authorized up to $40,000 from the FY2025 Road & Levee contingency to repair North Henry’s Road using a sole‑source contract with Westwood Curtis Construction and Reiman Corporation.

• Approved May 12 county voucher payment of $1,089,226.54 (all in favor)
• Approved consent agenda for four 24‑hour liquor permits (all in favor)
• Approved Old Bill’s Fun Run grant for Teton County Wildlife Crossings (all in favor)
• Approved appointment of James Radda as hearing officer for Ridgeline Excavation abatement (all in favor)
• Approved use of up to $40,000 FY2025 Road & Levee contingency for North Henry’s Road repair and sole‑source contract with Westwood Curtis Construction and Reiman Corporation (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The County Board approved a cost‑sharing agreement for the schematic design of the 90 Virginian Lane development, up to $250,000, with Pennrose LLC matching dollar‑for‑dollar. The Jackson Town Council approved the same cost‑sharing agreement for the same project. Both the County and the Town approved extending the development agreement’s ground‑lease option timeline to September 30, 2025. Both bodies also approved directing staff to work with non‑profit partners to seek additional grant and philanthropic funding, and each adjourned its respective session.

• County approved cost‑sharing agreement for 90 Virginian Ln schematic design up to $250,000 (all in favor)
• Town approved cost‑sharing agreement for 90 Virginian Ln schematic design up to $250,000 (all in favor)
• Town approved extension of Development Agreement timeline to Sept 30 2025 (all in favor)
• County approved extension of Development Agreement timeline to Sept 30 2025 (all in favor)
• County directed staff to engage non‑profit partners for grant and philanthropy funding (all in favor)
• Town directed staff to engage non‑profit partners for grant and philanthropy funding (all in favor)
• County adjourned its session (all in favor)
• Town adjourned its session (all in favor)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board approved the consent agenda, which included the March 13 meeting minutes, vouchers 3870‑3895, and the Social Media Manager RFP (6‑0). It also directed staff to finalize the travel & meal reimbursement policy and obtain legal review (6‑0). Finally, the board approved the ambassador funding SOP and its application (6‑0).

• Approved consent agenda items A‑C (minutes, vouchers, Social Media Manager RFP) (6‑0)
• Directed staff to finalize travel & meal reimbursement policy and consult legal council (6‑0)
• Approved ambassador funding SOP and application (6‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (motion passed)

Library

The board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from prior meetings. It approved payment of library vouchers totaling $82,818.75 and awarded a $12,450 contract to Library Solutions, LLC for the library website redesign. The board also opened a 45‑day public comment period on a proposed amendment to the Library Use Policy regarding food. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Approved May 2025 agenda (5-0)
• Approved March and April minutes (5-0)
• Approved payment of library vouchers $82,818.75 (5-0)
• Approved award of website redesign contract $12,450 to Library Solutions, LLC (4-0, Marylee White absent)
• Opened 45‑day public comment period on Library Use Policy amendment (4-0, Marylee White absent)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0, Marylee White absent)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Board approved the use of $20,000 from FY2025 Road & Levee contingency funds for county levee repair and awarded a sole‑source contract to CW Construction. It also approved several consent‑agenda items, including a $27,225 Granicus video‑streaming renewal, contracts for door access control and HVAC design, employee housing sub‑leases, and 45‑day public comment periods for waste‑service and engineering‑permit fees. Additionally, the Board adopted the 2025 District 4 Wildfire Annual Operating Plan attachment and recognized International Compost Awareness Week. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved $20,000 FY2025 Road & Levee contingency funds for county levee repair; sole‑source contract to CW Construction (unanimous)
• Approved Granicus renewal for video streaming services, $27,225.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Alarm Logix door access control contract for Coroner's Office, $16,204.30 (unanimous)
• Approved West Plains Engineering HVAC design contract for Clifford P. Hansen Courthouse, $17,500.00 (unanimous)
• Approved employee housing sub‑lease agreements for 400 W Snow King Ave (Units 2 and 23) (unanimous)
• Approved 45‑day public comment period for FY2026 trash transfer, recycling, and hazardous waste fees (unanimous)
• Approved 45‑day public comment period for FY2026 engineering permit fees (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 District 4 Wildfire Annual Operating Plan attachment D (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The joint meeting approved the consent calendar items A‑D, which included reallocation of up to $905,776 from the sale of two Mini Attack Pumpers to capital projects and Fund 13 reserves. Both the Town of Jackson and Teton County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve the reallocation. The meeting also approved FY 2026 Housing Supply and Transportation Division work plans and moved the Travel and Tourism Board budget consideration to a later meeting.

• Approved consent calendar items A‑D, reallocation of up to $905,776 – Town & County (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Power Agreement for Fire & EMS – Town & County (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026 Housing Supply Plan – Town & County (unanimous)
• Approved Transportation Division Work Plan – Town & County (unanimous)
• Continued Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board FY26 budget to May 13 meeting – Town & County (unanimous)
• County voted 3‑2 to continue Joint Long Range Planning Work – County (3‑2)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the May 5, 2025 county voucher run for $792,626.79 with all votes in favor. The board directed staff to move the Teton Pass Trail project to 100% design, conduct outreach to NGOs, and provide a financial status report. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Adopt agenda (unanimous)
• Approve county vouchers $792,626.79 (unanimous)
• Direct staff to move Teton Pass Trail project to 100% design and provide financial status
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board conducted an interview with three members of the Jackson Hole Destination Alliance as part of the lodging tax agenda. No action items or decisions were approved; the meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, which was adopted.

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The joint meeting presented FY26 budget requests for transportation, pathways, START, fire/EMS, housing, planning, parks & recreation, Jackson Hole Airport, energy conservation, and tourism. No formal approvals or rejections were recorded; the boards only discussed the proposals. Both the County Commissioners and the Jackson Town Council voted to adjourn the meeting, each with unanimous support.

• County Commissioners adjourned meeting (unanimous vote)
• Jackson Town Council adjourned meeting (4-0 vote, one member absent)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board approved the April 28 voucher run for $354,314.80 and adopted the agenda, both by a 4‑0 vote. It also approved a set of 24‑hour liquor permits, authorized a letter to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department supporting the Sublette Pronghorn Migration Corridor, and approved letters to federal representatives expressing concerns about federal agency impacts, each by a 4‑0 vote. The Board directed staff to prepare a memo on the Scenic Preserve Trust modernization guidelines and gave direction on priorities for the FY26 project list.

• Adopted agenda as presented (4‑0)
• Approved county voucher payment of $354,314.80 (4‑0)
• Approved 24‑hour liquor permits for listed vendors (4‑0)
• Authorized signing and mailing of Sublette Pronghorn support letter (4‑0)
• Approved mailing of letters to federal representatives (Harriet Hageman, Cynthia Lummis, John Barrasso) (4‑0)
• Directed staff to return with memo on Scenic Preserve Trust guidelines
• Gave staff direction on FY26 County project list priorities

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the prior meeting minutes with a 5‑0 vote. It also approved the agenda for this meeting with a 5‑0 vote. No other actions were taken.

• Approved meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved agenda (5-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. They approved the April 21 voucher payment of $1,647,748.12 and an interfund transfer of $1,534,069.52, both with all votes in favor. The board also unanimously approved 24‑hour liquor permits and a $550,000 agreement to purchase modular building units from the Flourish Foundation.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved $1,647,748.12 voucher payment and $1,534,069.52 interfund transfer (unanimous)
• Approved 24‑hour liquor permits (unanimous)
• Approved $550,000 modular building purchase agreement with Flourish Foundation (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (4‑0, Commissioner Carlman absent)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The board approved the meeting minutes with a 7‑0 vote. It then passed a motion, also 7‑0, to strongly support requiring an operating permit and inspection for all existing and future septic systems in Teton County. No other formal decisions were recorded.

• Approved meeting minutes (7‑0)
• Approved motion to strongly support operating permit and inspection requirement for all septic systems (7‑0)
• Discussed $100k SPET funding request for Thaw Well Project – no vote recorded

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Jackson Town Council and Teton County Board of Commissioners met jointly on April 17, 2025 to discuss the 90 Virginian Lane project, but no motions were made on that item. The Town Council adjourned by a unanimous vote. The County Commissioners also adjourned by a unanimous vote. The meeting ended at 11:23 p.m.

• Town Council adjourned meeting (all in favor)
• County Commissioners adjourned meeting (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Teton County Board of Commissioners adopted the agenda and consent agenda unanimously. It approved contracts for the Banda Retona Fair concert ($8,000) and for new entrance doors to the administration building ($139,176). The board also approved the transfer of a malt‑beverage permit and began a 45‑day comment period on the 2025 Building Code Resolution.

• Approved $8,000 contract with Banda Retona for 2025 fair (4-0)
• Approved $139,176 contract for administration building door replacement (4-0)
• Approved transfer of Malt Beverage Permit from Camp On Inc. to SRCV On Inc. (4-0)
• Authorized start of 45‑day public comment period on 2025 Building Code Resolution (4-0)
• Adopted meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved items on consent agenda (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The board adopted the agenda (excluding Item 4), approved the April 14 county voucher totaling $1,509,142.43, and approved a 24‑hour liquor permit for Westgroup Terra LLC/Spur Catering. It directed staff to follow the regular public process for the fire‑protection resolution, postponed the Fair Operations budget discussion to May 12, 2025, and entered and exited an executive session on real‑estate matters.

• Adopted agenda (except Item 4) – unanimous
• Approved county voucher payment of $1,509,142.43 – unanimous
• Approved 24‑hour liquor permit for Westgroup Terra LLC/Spur Catering – unanimous
• Directed staff to follow regular public process for fire‑protection resolution – unanimous
• Postponed Fair Operations budget discussion to May 12, 2025 – unanimous
• Entered executive session to consider real‑estate site purchase – unanimous
• Exited executive session – unanimous
• Adjourned meeting – unanimous

Fair Board

The board approved the list of 2025 food and non‑food vendor applicants with a 4‑1 vote, cutting two vendors due to electrical limitations. It also approved the Banda Retonos contract, the Fair Night Event concession agreement, and put food‑truck night events on hold, each by unanimous vote. The meeting concluded with the adoption of the agenda, approval of prior minutes, and adjournment.

• Adopted agenda as written (unanimous)
• Approved March 10 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 vendor applications (4-1)
• Approved Banda Retonos contract (unanimous)
• Approved Fair Night Event concession agreement (unanimous)
• Put food‑truck night events on hold (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:21 PM (unanimous)

Library

The Library Board adopted the special meeting agenda and approved the revised FY26 budget for submission, permitting minor staff adjustments. The board reduced the library budget by $100,000 by eliminating the usual capital reserves allocation. An Executive Session was opened to discuss a personnel matter, then the session and the special meeting were adjourned.

• Adopted special meeting agenda (motion passed)
• Approved revised FY26 budget for submission, allowing minor staff changes (motion passed)
• Reduced library budget by $100,000 by cutting capital reserves (decision incorporated in budget approval)
• Entered Executive Session to discuss personnel matter per Wyoming Statute 16-4-405(a)(ii) (motion passed)
• Adjourned Executive Session (motion passed)
• Adjourned the special meeting (motion passed)

4 Jackson Hole / Lodging Tax

The board unanimously approved the Ambassador Funding SOP and its application. It also approved the consent agenda items—including March 13 minutes, vouchers 3870‑3895, and the Social Media Manager RFP. A motion was passed to have staff finalize the Travel & Meal Reimbursement draft policy and seek County Attorney review. All motions passed with a 6‑0 vote.

• Approved Ambassador Funding SOP and application (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda items: March 13 minutes, vouchers 3870‑3895, Social Media Manager RFP (6-0)
• Directed staff to finalize Travel & Meal Reimbursement policy and consult legal counsel (6-0)
• Motion to adjourn the meeting (6-0)

Library

The Teton County Library Board approved the meeting agenda and the payment of library vouchers totaling $85,594.55. Both motions passed unanimously with a 4-0 vote. The board then adjourned the meeting.

• Approved April 2025 agenda (4-0)
• Approved $85,594.55 library voucher payment (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Housing Boards

The Housing Authority Board unanimously approved the March 5, 2025 meeting minutes with the Board's changes. No other policy decisions, approvals, or denials were made during the meeting.

• Approved March 5, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the prior meeting minutes with a 5‑0 vote. No substantive actions on septic system fees or mill levy changes were decided. The board then adjourned the meeting with a 5‑0 vote.

• Approved prior meeting minutes (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Historic Preservation Board

The board added National Register nominations, survey requests, grants and a GIS update to its agenda, passing the motion unanimously (8-0-1). It approved the October 2024 through March 2025 meeting minutes with attendance corrections, also unanimously (8-0-1). The board voted to recommend a 100‑day stay on the demolition permit for the historic residence at 255 East Pearl Avenue, again unanimous (8-0-1).

• Approved agenda addition for National Register nominations, survey requests, grants and GIS update (8-0-1)
• Approved October 2024–March 2025 minutes with attendance amendments (8-0-1)
• Recommended 100‑day stay on demolition permit for 255 East Pearl Avenue (8-0-1)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners unanimously adopted the agenda and approved the minutes from March meetings. They approved all items on the consent agenda, including scholarships, an emergency operations plan update, and multiple contracts such as a $34,998 SCBA air compressor and a $199,900 engineering design for Spring Gulch Road. The board also adopted a resolution recognizing National Library Week and granted a 60‑day extension for the Targhee DEIS comment period.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved March meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items, including scholarships and emergency plan update (unanimous)
• Awarded $34,998 bid to L.N. Curtis for SCBA air compressor (unanimous)
• Approved $199,900 contract with Inberg‑Miller Engineers for Spring Gulch Road pavement design (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution recognizing National Library Week (unanimous)
• Approved 60‑day extension request for Targhee DEIS comment period (unanimous)
• Approved $59,500 sweeping project contract with Idaho Traffic Safety (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners voted unanimously (4-0) to continue MSC2024-0037 Northern South Park Area 1 Master Site Plan to the regular meeting on April 15. They also voted unanimously (4-0) to adjourn the special meeting.

• Approved continuation of MSC2024-0037 Northern South Park Area 1 Master Site Plan to April 15 (4-0)
• Approved adjournment of the special meeting (4-0)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The Town Council and County Commissioners each approved their consent calendars and the March 3, 2025 meeting minutes unanimously. Both bodies voted to direct staff to prepare a grant application for Implementation funding covering South Park Loop Road improvements, W. Snow King Avenue corridor improvements, education supplement activities, and before‑and‑after data collection. The meeting then adjourned, with the County ending the session and the Town moving to an executive session on litigation matters.

• Approve Town consent calendar (all in favor)
• Approve County consent calendar (all in favor)
• Approve Town March 3, 2025 meeting minutes (all in favor)
• Approve County March 3, 2025 meeting minutes (all in favor)
• Direct Town staff to prepare grant application for projects B1, B2, A2, A5 (all in favor)
• Direct County staff to prepare grant application for projects B1, B2, A2, A5 (all in favor)
• Adjourn County meeting (all in favor)
• Adjourn Town meeting to executive session for litigation matters (all in favor)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the April 7 county voucher run for $2,791,653.85 and a second voucher run for $2,845.00, with all votes in favor. The board also approved informed consent for Contested Case #2024-001 unanimously. The meeting was adjourned after a unanimous vote.

• Adopt agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approve voucher run $2,791,653.85 (unanimous)
• Approve second voucher run $2,845.00 (unanimous)
• Approve informed consent for Contested Case #2024-001 (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners Meetings

The commissioners adopted the agenda unanimously. They approved the March 21 county voucher run for $1,203,692.17 and authorized a Basic Use Permit for a temporary shelter at 7520 S Porcupine Creek Road, valid up to one year pending a residential building permit. They also approved a $15,855 contract with ESCI for a Joint Powers Agreement study. All motions passed 4‑0 and the meeting adjourned.

• Adopted agenda (4-0)
• Approved county voucher payment of $1,203,692.17 (4-0)
• Approved Basic Use Permit for temporary shelter at 7520 S Porcupine Creek Rd (4-0)
• Approved ESCI contract for Joint Powers Agreement study, $15,855.00 (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Water Quality Advisory Board

The Water Quality Advisory Board approved the March 21, 2025 meeting minutes. A motion to adjourn the meeting was made, seconded, and passed unanimously. No other formal actions or votes were recorded.

• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)