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Teton County approves $1.48 million in vouchers, adopts FY25 year‑end budget amendment and OKs 24‑hour liquor permits
Summary
On June 30 the Board of County Commissioners approved the voucher run totaling $1,475,949.89, adopted an end‑of‑year budget amendment for fiscal year 2025 and approved two 24‑hour liquor permits; all votes were unanimous.
The Teton County Board of County Commissioners on June 30 approved payment of county vouchers totaling $1,475,949.89, adopted an end‑of‑year budget amendment for fiscal year 2025 and approved 24‑hour liquor permits for two entities.
Commissioner Prokes moved to approve the voucher run in the amount of $1,475,949.89; Commissioner MacKerr seconded. The board voted unanimously to carry the motion.
The board also approved two 24‑hour liquor permits: one to the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce and to Jackson Hole Winery (dates noted in staff materials). Commissioners approved those permits by motion with unanimous consent.
County Clerk Maureen Murphy presented the end‑of‑year budget amendment for fiscal year 2025, explaining a decrease of roughly $2.3 million to Fund 10 fund balance, with $1 million moved back into a capital reserve fund and about $500,000 into an operations stabilization fund; she noted interest earnings increased multiple funds. Commissioner Carlman moved to adopt the amendment; Commissioner Macker seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
During calendar and closing discussion Clerk Murphy raised an upcoming change to law enforcement retirement contributions (a 0.9 percentage point increase) that goes into effect July 1 and asked for guidance on whether the county would absorb the increase or split it with employees; commissioners directed staff to analyze options and return with recommendations.
Votes at a glance • Voucher run — $1,475,949.89. Mover: Commissioner Prokes; second: Commissioner MacKerr. Outcome: approved unanimously. • 24‑hour liquor permits — Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce and Jackson Hole Winery. Outcome: approved unanimously. • End‑of‑year budget amendment, FY2025 — mover: Commissioner Carlman; second: Commissioner Macker. Outcome: adopted unanimously.
