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County approves amendment to 2025 Fire/EMS joint-power agreement

Teton County Board of Commissioners · June 16, 2026

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Summary

The Board approved the First Amendment to the 2025 Fire and Emergency Medical Services Joint Powers Agreement after presentation by the county attorney and Fire/EMS leadership; vote was unanimous.

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Keith Gingery, Chief Deputy County Attorney, presented the First Amendment to the 2025 Fire and Emergency Medical Services Joint Powers Agreement on June 16. Gingery and Fire/EMS Chief Mike Moyer answered commissioners' questions.

Commissioner Luther Propst moved to approve the amendment; Commissioner Wes Gardner seconded and the motion passed 4-0. There was no public comment recorded on the item. The minutes do not specify changes to funding or operational responsibilities in this summary entry.

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