Doug Self News Today

The Flats at Teton Peaks, a phased 184-unit condominium subdivision located on East Ross Ave. in Driggs, received preliminary plat approval from Driggs City Council on March 21st.

It’s no secret… Teton County’s major highway/transportation arteries need improvements.

The City of Driggs may be nearing a truce with the owners of the Bidache property, a wooded area south of town that became a battleground last month when neighbors

The City of Driggs is planning to bring 74 residences into city limits by annexing two planned unit developments on its eastern boundary, Stone Ridge and Aspen Point.

Representatives from governments around the valley met on Wednesday evening to discuss short and long term answers to the question many residents have asked this year: how do we make

The City of Driggs is taking action to house its employees, aiming to offer housing stipends while also initiating the construction of employee housing on Teton Avenue.

Developers kick off process with neighborhood meeting

At the Aug. 24 Teton Board of County Commissioners special meeting, Doug Self was formally designated as the Teton County Joint Housing Authority Interim Executive Director.

Grant partners seek other funding sources

On April 17 the City of Driggs codified a set of housing requirements, making it the first jurisdiction in Teton County, Idaho, to enact policies that require developers to offset