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A future home for the Teton County Fairgrounds could be up for debate as soon as January. Town and county elected and appointed officials are ready to discuss whether thereâs a better location for the fairgrounds, whether the space could be better used for housing, and how to preserve Jackson Holeâs âWestern heritage.â But with the conversation coming on the heels of planning for northern South Park, at least one official is worried that people wonât be ready for another major undertaking. Still there could be some overlap between the wishes of housing-focused electeds and fair officials when it comes to the future of the fairgrounds. ....
Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Chief Brady Hansen was tentative when he asked county commissioners and town councilors for a bit of padding for his departmentâs 2021 budget. âYou have to set the bar, and we will follow the recommendation,â Hansen told officials. âBut I wanted a chance to tell you that I was really feeling challenged.â Last year the fire department slashed its budget, reducing training and maintenance to a minimum and pausing construction of Fire Station 1 to help the town and county deal with the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, the department was busier than ever, Hansen told officials at last Wednesdayâs joint town and county budget meeting. ....
Jackson Hole elected officials are unanimous in giving the Jackson/Teton County Housing Department initial approval to spend roughly $13 million on housing projects and programs in the next fiscal year. ....
The Wyoming Legislature has been abuzz this week with a number of high-profile bills â and topics â filtering through the House and Senate. Some would directly impact Teton County, and others have animated conversation around Medicaid expansion, abortion rights, taxes, power generation and voting. Weâve rounded up a few of the bills here. House Bill 164, co-sponsored by Teton County Rep. Andy Schwartz and Sen. Mike Gierau, passed the committee on Monday in a 5-2 vote. The legislation authorizes Wyoming to sell a square-mile Grand Teton National Park inholding to the National Park Service, though itâs saddled with a potential poison pill of an amendment that requires any sale must fetch $500,000 an acre. ....