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Town Builds Track for Sled Dog Race

Starting Friday morning, January 25, Public Work crews will begin constructing the racecourse for the Pedigree Stage Stop Dog Sled Race. The Town is requesting that drivers respect the road closure signs along Broadway, Redmond and Cache Creek Drive. Read on...
Christmas Tree Drop Off Information

Don't Trash Your Tree. Recycle it for Free! Teton County residents are invited to drop off undecorated Christmas trees in the designated area at the Rodeo Grounds parking lot or take them to the Trash Transfer Station at no cost until January 31, 2019. Read on...
Town Ordinances for Sidewalk Snow Removal Are In Effect

Please keep your sidewalk clear of snow this winter. Failure to remove snow from your sidewalk may result in a citation. Please do not deposit snow onto the roadways or near fire hydrants. Thank you for helping make Jackson a more walkable community. Read on...
Seasonal Dog Park - Teton County Fairgrounds

The Parks and Recreation Department will be setting up the seasonal dog park located on the east side of the Teton County Fairgrounds on Snow King Avenue for use from November 6, 2018 until May 1, 2019 weather dependent, sunrise to sunset. Read on...
Winter Parking Restrictions

The winter parking ban prohibits parking on the public right of way to facilitate snow removal and winter street maintenance operations. The ban is in effect from 3am-7am every night from Nov. 1 - April 15 regardless of weather conditions. Read on...
Sign Up For START Bus Rider Alerts

START Bus encourages riders to sign up for alerts that could impact your route. Alerts can be received via text or email. Click below to learn how to sign up. It's easy & only takes a minute. Learn about Bus Route Closures, Road Closures and more. Read on...

Winter Sidewalk Snow Removal Information

Learn more about the Town’s winter sidewalk snow removal program and individual responsibilities for the removal of snow from sidewalks in front of personal property. Learn More

Wildlife and Driving in Jackson

More than 500 animals were killed through vehicle collisions in Teton County last year. Driving in Jackson Hole always carries the risk of animal strikes. Read on for tips on how to avoid being one of these statistics. Read More