News Flash

Great Wyoming Shakeout Earthquake Drill

Teton County Emergency Management wants you to know that major earthquakes can happen in Teton County, WY. Based on local geology and the characteristics of our fault systems, earthquakes up to magnitude 7.5 are possible. Anyone who lives or works in Teto...

Chief Hansen Retires from Jackson Hole Fire/EMS

 Nearly five years to the day he started his career at Teton County as the Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Chief, Brady Hansen will begin a new chapter in his life and take on the role of a retiree.

Chief Hansen, who is originally from Alta, Wyomi...

2022 Specific Purpose Excise Tax Information

SPET Educational Forums:

    Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Events at the Lodge of Jackson Hole:

      *Tuesday, October 4, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Topics include: Teton Youth & Fam...

CERT Basic Training Offered in October

Teton County Emergency Management is holding a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Basic Training over four days next month. The training is free, lunch is provided each day, and upon successful completion participants will receive a CERT disaster re...

Parks and Recreation and Volunteer Recognized for their Work

Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce that the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Intermountain Wyoming has recognized the department and a dedicated volunteer with two distinguished awards.

USTA Intermountain Wyom...

BCC Regular Meeting Action Report

Teton County Board of Commissioners Meeting

Action Report – September 20, 2022

A summary of actions taken at regular Teton County Board of Commission meetings

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The Teton C...

County Bear Regulations in Effect

The Teton County Board of County Commissioners approved changes to the Land Development Regulations focused on wild animal feeding and garbage storage in April 2022 that went into effect July 1^st. With fall right around the corner with expected increases ...

Pet Safety in Emergencies

In the event of a wildfire, earthquake, house fire, or other emergency, would you know what to do to protect your pet? Teton County Emergency Management and PAWS of Jackson Hole want you to know how to keep pets safe in disasters and everyday emergencies....

Longer Processing Times for Passports Continue

Teton County residents who are planning international travel and need a passport or renewal are strongly encouraged to start planning sooner rather than later.   Applying a full six months in advance of potential travel is advised whenever possib...

Bears with Cubs are Emerging from Dens in Teton County

Grizzly bears with cubs have begun emerging from their dens in Teton County. As bears become active this spring, BearWise Jackson Hole reminds residents and visitors to secure attractants of any kind and be bear aware.

Seeing a bear in its natura...

Reminder: Pick Up After Pets on Public Trails

The Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Department (TCJPRD) would like to remind the public to clean up after pets when utilizing public hiking and walking trails.

There have been numerous complaints to TCJPRD this year regarding owners lea...

Teton County Emergency Management Preparedness Calendar

Teton County Emergency Management announces the release of the 2022 Emergency Preparedness Calendar, a local resource to promote a more disaster-resilient community. This free wall calendar can be used to help individuals, families, and organizations take...