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Teton County Weed & Pest warns of proposed state funding cuts

Teton County Board of Commissioners · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Teton County Weed & Pest officials told commissioners on Feb. 9 that proposed cuts in the Wyoming legislative session could affect local operations; the presentation prompted questions from commissioners and comments from board members and staff.

Erika Edmiston, District Supervisor for Teton County Weed & Pest, presented to the Board on concerns related to proposed state funding cuts during the current Wyoming legislative session. Edmiston outlined the concern that reductions at the state level could reduce local program capacity; the minutes record that she answered Board questions and that board member Kasey Mateosky and Assistant Supervisor Mark Deluge provided additional comment.

The minutes do not include specific dollar amounts or enacted changes; they record the presentation and discussion but no Board action was taken at the Feb. 9 meeting on Weed & Pest funding. The presentation is recorded as a request for Board attention and questions rather than a request for immediate county funding.