The Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board is scheduled to consider a first-amendment to a public relations contract with Campstories and a Master Service Agreement with Tempest Interactive Media, and to hear partner and department reports at its Nov. 12, 2026 meeting.

Nov

BCC Regular Meeting

Teton County Board of Commissioners met Nov. 10, 2026, to consider a range of routine contracts, leases and administrative items and a Planning & Development request for a temporary freeze on grading permits for new manmade waterbodies. The meeting was scheduled for 9:00 a.m. in Commissioners Chambers at 200 S Willow.

Discussion Points

•Staff requested a temporary countywide freeze on grading permits for construction of new manmade waterbodies.

Nov

BCC Voucher Meeting

The Teton County Board of Commissioners' November 9, 2026 voucher meeting agenda listed routine financial and administrative items, a planning item asking commissioners to review two Grand Targhee Resort annual reports, and several pending special-event permit applications.

Discussion Points

•Agenda states no action will be taken on these informational listings.
•Four special-event permit applications listed for information only, with organizer names, dates, locations, and estimated attendance.
•Property located at 3300 East Alta Ski Hill Road is zoned Planned Resort (PR) and not within county zoning overlays.
•Request to review two Grand Targhee Resort reports: Annual Monitoring Report and 2025-2026 Traffic Monitoring Report with Addendum.

Nov

Monthly Joint Meeting - County hosted

A regular joint meeting of Teton County and the Town of Jackson was scheduled for Nov. 2, 2026, to review four substantive items including a Parks & Recreation joint powers agreement, a comprehensive plan RFP, management services for the 90 Virginian RV Park, and a START joint powers agreement.

Nov

BCC Voucher Meeting

The Teton County Board of Commissioners' Nov. 2, 2026 voucher meeting included a planning permit request to amend the Teton Village Area 1 Transportation Demand Management Plan and informational listings of several special-event permit applications, including the Jackson Hole Turkey Trot and Grand Targhee Resort NYE fireworks.

Discussion Points

•Applicant requested amendment to the Teton Village Area 1 Transportation Demand Management Plan for the entire Area 1 PUD Planned Resort zone.
•Four special-event permit applications were listed for informational purposes only; each entry included date, organizer, location and an estimated number of attendees.

Oct

BCC Voucher Meeting

The Teton County Board of Commissioners was scheduled to consider routine financial and administrative items, receive monthly department updates, and review several special-event permit applications at its Oct. 26, 2026 voucher meeting in Jackson.

Discussion Points

•Consideration of payment of county vouchers; consent agenda including Community Development contracts for service; proposed outgoing commissioner correspondence; monthly updates from Public Works, Planning & Building, Health Department, and Human Resources; informational review of special-event permit applications.

Sep

September 28, 2026, BCC Voucher Meeting. Minutes

Teton County Board of Commissioners held a regular meeting on Sept. 28, 2026, approving routine vouchers and multiple purchases, approving a resolution supporting the immigrant community, approving several grants and contract amendments, and agreeing to sign a joint letter regarding a proposed MLB game in Grand Teton National Park.

Discussion Points

•Board reviewed warrant register and large vendor line items.
•Diesel tractors discontinued; gasoline Model 5420N proposed to maintain service levels.
•Erskine presented the grant resolution and answered board questions.
•Multiple public commenters voiced concerns about the ROD amendment and the county's draft correspondence.
•Public comment on the proposed MLB game and staff/board discussion.
•Replacement of aging Parks truck presented by Andy Erskine.
•Resolution was read by staff and followed by public comment from several residents.
•Staff presented contract amendment; no public comment was recorded.
•Staff presented draft letter and answered Board questions.

Decisions

•Adopt resolution in support of immigrant community.
•Approve purchase from Fremont Motors for $76,765.
•Approve purchase of Ventrac Model 5420N for $67,725.
•Approve resolution to submit $30,000 grooming grant application.
•Approve signing joint letter with Chamber and Town of Jackson.
•Approve TANF/CPI contract amendment for $71,750.
•Approve voucher run as presented.
•No formal vote on the draft letter recorded in the transcript.

Sep

September 28, 2026, BCC Special Meeting - Abatement Hearing. Minutes

At a special meeting on Sept. 28, 2026, the Teton County Board of Commissioners approved an order to abate site development at 8255 S Fall Creek Road (Howling Bear LLC), requiring removal of development exceeding 25,496 square feet and allowing Planning staff to inspect the property; the board voted 4-0. The hearing included testimony from the Planning Department's Code Compliance Officer and the County Engineer and admitted Exhibits A-H with no objections.

Discussion Points

•Board and property representative questioned both the Code Compliance Officer and the County Engineer on facts supporting the enforcement case.
•Board discussion focused on precise wording of the order and the square footage limit referenced in paragraph six.
•Direct examinations and questioning of staff witnesses established the evidentiary record.
•Planning Department presented evidence and testimony supporting an abatement order; the property owner offered an opening statement and answered questions.
•The Board deliberated on language for the abatement order following testimony.

Decisions

•Board approved the clarified language and the amended order.
•The Board approved the order to abate (Docket #2026-02) as amended; the meeting record shows a 4-0 vote.

Directions

•Clarify paragraph language to remove ambiguous reference to 40,000 square feet and use the 25,496 square-foot limit.
•Planning staff to inspect and document compliance by Dec. 17, 2026.
•Planning staff to inspect and verify compliance by Dec. 17, 2026.
•The land owner shall allow Planning staff onto the property to inspect site development.

Sep

September 21, 2026, BCC Voucher Meeting. Minutes

The Teton County Board of Commissioners met Sept. 21, 2026, for a voucher meeting. Commissioners approved a $4.9 million voucher run, awarded a well-drilling contract for the South Park Landing RV Dump Station, approved a juvenile detention services agreement with Bannock County, and authorized $750,000 in SPET funds toward the High School Butte Trailhead purchase, among other routine items.

Discussion Points

•Board approved permit as consent item; informational list of events provided.
•Board briefly discussed vendor invoices and a large construction payment to GE Johnson Construction Wyoming LLC.
•Board discussed draft letter content; Colligan answered questions.
•Board discussed proposed short-term rental legislation; Gingery answered legal questions.
•Board questioned contract details; Keith Gingery and Colligan answered questions.
•Board questioned MOA details; Gingery answered questions.
•Possible immigration issues resolution discussed; staff answered questions.
•Public comment in support; staff answered questions about conveyance process.
•Staff commented on grant support details; board agreed to corrections.

Decisions

•24-hour permit approved; informational items noted
•Contract awarded to Weber Water and Well
•Letter approved to send
•MOA approved for one year
•No action taken
•No action taken; item remains under discussion.
•Resolution approved; funding authorized
•Voucher run approved 4-0

Directions

•Proceed with funding contribution and conveyance steps.
•Public Works to proceed with contract execution.
•Staff to finalize letter with corrections.
•Staff to transmit letter.

Sep

September 15, 2026, BCC Regular Meeting. Minutes

The Teton County Board of Commissioners met Sept. 15, 2026, approving several consent-agenda contracts and grants, advancing planning approvals, voting 4-1 to direct staff to refine a coroner facility housing design option, and continuing a major Northern South Park development plan to Oct. 6, 2026.

Discussion Points

•Design and program implications of incorporating housing into the coroner facility second floor; staff answered legal and procedural questions.
•Multiple staff‑recommended items presented for inclusion on the consent agenda (grants, contracts, leases).
•Presentation of Findings, Conclusions and Orders by county attorney's office; no public comment.
•Public commenters addressed immigrant issues during public comment; board discussed a proposed resolution regarding immigrant issues later in the meeting.
•Scope of proposed development (17 blocks, 557 dwelling units); infrastructure, public works and transportation implications; public testimony from residents and applicant representatives.

Decisions

•Board voted 4-1 to direct refinement; no budget or contract approval recorded.
•Both matters approved unanimously.
•Consent agenda approved unanimously; individual contracts and grants authorized for execution.
•Item continued; no approval granted.
•No formal vote on a resolution recorded in the minutes.

Directions

•Approve the consent agenda items as presented in staff reports.
•Approve the Findings and Orders as presented.
•Continue the item to Oct. 6 to allow staff and applicant to provide further information.
•General Services to refine the second option and return in November 2026.

Sep

September 14, 2026, BCC Voucher Meeting. Minutes

Teton County Board of Commissioners met Sept. 14, 2026, approved a $3,975,718.10 voucher run and a $1,517,798.59 interfund transfer, approved letters supporting two NPS land exchanges and a letter on the Roadless Rule (including reaffirmation of Resolution No. 18-040), and recorded multiple Board of Equalization decisions. The meeting included updates on the Snake River Management Plan, several transportation and pathway updates, and an executive session for real estate and personnel.

Discussion Points

•Attorney presented findings and orders for appeals.
•Board discussed content of outgoing letters; public comment on Moulton provided by Dr. Catherine Hughes.
•Board identified consent agenda items for Sept. 15.
•Board moved through each appeal with recorded votes and abstentions.
•Board reviewed warrant list and payments to vendors and nonprofits.
•Chris Colligan provided staff comment and answered questions.
•Commissioner Carlman proposed amendment to reaffirm Resolution No. 18‑040.
•Entered executive session for real estate and personnel under statutory authority.
•Overholser answered questions about the Spring Gulch slip lane project.
•Public commenters raised concerns about transportation safety on Teton Pass.
•Public comment on Moose‑Wilson corridor raised by three residents.
•Sheriff Matt Carr described WYDOT initiatives and answered commissioners' questions.
•Staff presented draft letter and edits; public comment by Dr. Catherine Hughes.
•Staff provided updates and answered questions.

Decisions

•Approved BOE decisions for listed appeals.
•Approved both letters; Moulton passed with one abstention.
•Approved letter and added reaffirmation language.
•Approved voucher run and interfund transfer.
•Exited executive session at 11:50 a.m.; no public disclosure of substance.

Directions

•Staff to continue preparation of plan materials.
•Staff to follow up with additional information if requested.

Sep

September 10, 2026, JHTTB Regular Meeting September 10, 2026. Minutes

The Visit Jackson Hole board met Sept. 10, 2026; the board approved the consent agenda (7-0), heard a presentation on Destination Development Program funding through June 30, 2028, received financial and destimetrics updates showing August lodging tax projections and a winter demand decline, reviewed department reports on events, marketing and sustainability, and adjourned at 3:31 p.m.

Discussion Points

•Campaign timing and assets; staff travel to industry events.
•Destimetrics projections for winter demand noted.
•Lodging tax projections and cash-on-hand reported.
•Minutes correction requested by Ms. Roubin; allocation and contract items included in the consent agenda.
•Office relocation and staff onboarding; benefit start date; retreat and event scheduling.
•Presentation of DDP funding recommendation covering initiatives through June 30, 2028.
•Presentation of events and ambassadors funding allocations.
•WARP pilot report finalized; SDMP goal progress breakdown.

Decisions

•Consent agenda approved 7-0

Sep

September 08, 2026, BCC Voucher Meeting (moved). Minutes

Teton County Board of Commissioners held a voucher meeting and Board of Equalization hearings on Sept. 8, 2026. Key actions included approval of a $2,492,046.42 voucher run, reaffirming a 90-day freeze on grading permits for manmade waterbodies, approving a Symetra stop‑loss renewal with a $150,000 deductible, denial of the Hummingbird Barn building permit, and multiple property tax valuation decisions.

Discussion Points

•Board reviewed warrant list and vendor payments including several large construction-related invoices.
•Maureen Murphy presented the stop‑loss agreement; HR staff answered questions; board approved Option 2.
•Public commenters (Kevin Burke, Phil Powers, Amy Kuzcak, Case Brown) spoke to the matter; planning staff answered questions about scope and process.

Decisions

•Approve Symetra stop‑loss renewal with $150,000 deductible.
•Approve voucher run as presented.
•Reaffirm the 90‑day freeze resolution.

Directions

•Staff directed to implement the temporary pause and provide follow-up as needed.

Sep

September 03, 2026, BCC Special Meeting. Minutes

At a Sept. 3, 2026 special meeting, the Teton County Board of Commissioners approved a unanimous resolution imposing a 90-day freeze on acceptance of grading permits for new or modified manmade waterbodies. The action followed a presentation by the chief deputy county attorney, brief public comment, and a unanimous vote.

Discussion Points

•Proposal to impose a 90-day pause on accepting grading permits for new or modified manmade waterbodies presented by the county attorney.
•Public comment was recorded from two commenters; transcript does not record content.

Decisions

•Adoption of resolution imposing a 90-day freeze on acceptance of grading permits for new or modified manmade waterbodies (5-0).

Directions

•None specified in transcript.

Sep

September 01, 2026, BCC Regular Meeting. Minutes

The Teton County Board of Commissioners met Sept. 1, 2026 in Jackson to handle routine consent items, approve several permits and funding allocations, continue a coroner-facility housing design discussion, and workshop proposed water-quality-related land-development regulation updates.

Discussion Points

•Applicability of Fee Waiver Policy findings 2.a and 2.b to Hoback Junction water-supply improvements.
•Application of VRP and statutory basis for a UCA; site location and overlays.
•Board provided policy direction to staff for draft language and outreach.
•Clarification of Findings, record, and options for next steps.
•Public commenters expressed concerns/questions; Fire/EMS provided operational perspective.
•Public comment from applicant representative and another commenter.
•Recommended LDR updates to implement 2024 WQMP priorities; technical questions from commissioners.
•Requested application of 2022 SPET funds for Phase 4 construction; engineering staff answered technical questions.
•Scope and additional service fee for adding housing to coroner facility design.
•Scope and cost of additional architectural services for the Justice Center.
•Staff presented the rationale for selling surplus apparatus; commissioners asked questions.
•Staff summarized each consent item and answered brief questions from commissioners.
•Technical justification for variance and condition to protect long-term system function.

Decisions

•$2,250,000 allocated to Wilson Sewer District for Phase 4.
•ASR-010 approved for $140,000.
•Consent agenda items approved unanimously.
•Fee waiver approved; permit fees waived estimated at $13,488.
•Item continued to Sept. 15.
•Matter continued; no final action taken.
•MSC2026-0023 approved.
•No final vote; board provided direction.
•Transfer approved; proceeds to be recorded.
•Variance approved with condition.

Directions

•Continue matter to Sept. 8 for additional review.
•Proceed with funding authorization and project procurement.
•Record UCA and proceed with VRP requirements.
•Require and verify a recorded maintenance agreement before issuance of Certificate of Occupancy.
•Staff to refine draft LDR language and return with recommendations.
•Staff to return on Sept. 15 with further information.

Aug

August 31, 2026, Special Joint Meeting - County hosted. Minutes

At a special joint meeting on Aug. 31, 2026, the Teton County Board of County Commissioners and the Jackson Town Council directed staff to research $750,000 in START transit budget reductions (prioritizing fare increases), authorized implementation of a revised fare structure including a $4 one-way Teton Village fare, and set follow-up reporting for Sept. 14, 2026.

Discussion Points

•Council and commissioners asked for revenue allocation options and for the Transportation Manager to lead a longer-term funding discussion.
•Staff outlined federal funding reduction impacts on START and presented options.
•Staff presented a recommended fare structure; commissioners and councilmembers discussed implementation details and the Teton Village Route price.

Decisions

•Motion to begin implementation (amended for Teton Village fare) passed unanimously for both bodies.
•Motion to direct staff to research was approved by both bodies, 4-0 each.

Directions

•Staff directed to begin implementing the recommended fare structure and to adopt the amended Teton Village fare in implementation planning.
•Staff directed to develop scenarios targeting ~$750,000 reductions and revenue options and to present at Sept. 14 joint meeting.

Aug

August 31, 2026, BCC Voucher Meeting. Minutes

The Teton County Board of Commissioners met Aug. 31, 2026, approved the August voucher run and several consent items, entered and exited an executive session on real estate, heard project and departmental updates, and held a workshop on water-quality land-development regulation updates that was continued to Sept. 1 after public comment.

Discussion Points

•Board entered and exited executive session for real estate as authorized by state statute.
•Board provided comment on the amendment during consideration.
•Board reviewed event applications and noted dates and attendance estimates.
•Board reviewed the voucher run amounts and the attached warrant list.
•Contractor provided a project status update and answered board questions.
•Staff presented analysis and recommendations tied to the 2024 Water Quality Management Plan; board members questioned specifics and requested further work.

Decisions

•Approved Amendment One to the semiquincentennial contract.
•Approved the Aug. 31 voucher run and supplemental run.
•No action taken; items informational.
•No formal action recorded; informational update only.
•No substantive public action recorded; confidential matters not disclosed.
•Workshop continued to Sept. 1 for further review.

Directions

•Staff to refine recommendations and present at the continued workshop on Sept. 1.

Aug

August 24, 2026, Board of Equalization Hearings. Minutes

The Teton County Board of Commissioners convened Aug. 24, 2026 to sit as the Board of Equalization and hear two property-tax assessment appeals. For both cases—the appeal of 818 Powderhorn Lane Unit A and 7100 N Rachel Way 9-B—the hearing officer recommended affirming the assessor's 2025 valuations and the board voted 3-0 to uphold them.

Discussion Points

•Appellant argued the assessed valuation was incorrect and presented Exhibits 1.1–1.6. Assessor presented Exhibits A1–E8 and testimony by Chief Deputy Assessor Kedric Putnam.
•Appellant challenged the valuation and questioned the Assessor.
•Assessor explained exhibits admitted during direct examination and responded to questions from the Board and Hearing Officer.
•Board members asked procedural and valuation questions of the Assessor and appellant.
•Two separate BOE appeals were heard; each concluded with a hearing officer recommendation to affirm and a unanimous board vote to uphold valuations.

Decisions

•Board voted 3-0 to affirm the Assessor's 2025 valuation for Account R0005008.
•Board voted 3-0 to uphold the Assessor's 2025 valuation for Account R0010796.
•Both appeals were affirmed by 3-0 votes.

Aug

August 24, 2026, BCC Voucher Meeting. Minutes

At its Aug. 24, 2026 regular meeting the Teton County Board of Commissioners approved the August voucher run totaling $3,994,555.51, several contracts and grant applications, and heard updates on the Hoback Fire Station and other county projects.

Discussion Points

•Assessor presented scope and recommended approval; no public comments recorded.
•Board reviewed and approved the warrants register showing individual line items and vendor payments.
•Clerk presented the grant award and recommended approval.
•Kimball presented LED lighting replacement proposal; no public comment recorded.
•Overholser presented the agreement and answered questions; Gingery provided legal clarification.

Decisions

•Approved grant application submission.
•Approved grant contract.
•Approved operating agreement.
•Approved voucher run totaling $3,994,555.51.
•Contract approved as recorded.

Directions

•Staff to coordinate implementation with the Town of Jackson.

Aug

August 17, 2026, BCC Voucher Meeting. Minutes

The Teton County Board of Commissioners approved a $1.26 million voucher run and two interfund transfers, authorized outgoing correspondence to the Civil Air Patrol with contract-related amendments, heard updates on the Stilson project and other public-works matters, entered and exited a personnel executive session, and reviewed pending special-event permits.

Discussion Points

•Attendees included commissioners, counsel, clerk and HR representative.
•Board agreed amendments were necessary to address contractual obligations.
•Board entered and exited executive session under the cited statute.
•Board requested clarifying information on next steps.
•Commissioners briefly commented on the voucher run totals and vendor list.
•Contractor present to answer questions.
•Items were informational; no action taken.
•Legal and timing questions addressed by county attorney.
•Project status and recent ribbon cutting noted.
•Safety concerns on Teton Pass raised and discussed.
•Scope and procedural steps for continued involvement in EIS objections.
•Staff directed to monitor and possibly return with recommendations.
•Status update about 'J-W' funding request.
•Steve Foster and Keith Gingery provided background and answered questions.
•Two pending special-event permits listed with dates and estimated attendance.

Decisions

•Approve amended letter to Civil Air Patrol.
•Approve voucher run and two interfund transfers as moved and seconded.

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