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Teton County approves Munger Mountain MOU to formalize stewardship roles
Summary
The board unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding among Teton County, Jackson Hole Land Trust and Friends of Pathways to formalize care and maintenance roles for the 640‑acre Munger Mountain parcel.
Commissioners unanimously approved a 2026 memorandum of understanding to formalize cooperative land‑use management for the 640‑acre Munger Mountain State Trust parcel. Andy Erskine (speaker 7) presented the MOU, which outlines roles and responsibilities among Friends of Pathways, Jackson Hole Land Trust and Teton County. Commissioners asked staff to engage state agencies (Office of State Lands and Wyoming Game and Fish) to keep them informed and to coordinate noxious‑weed control and stakeholder meetings. The motion to approve the MOU passed unanimously.
