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Wyoming Census 2020

The U.S. has counted its population every 10 years since 1790. Wyoming’s first Census was in 1870. In March, invitations to complete the 2020 Census will arrive. You should respond for your home in one of three ways: online, by phone, or by mail. Read on...
This Is Our Town Interview Series

Each week a representative from a different Town department joins DelRay in the KJAX studios to talk about plans, upcoming meetings, events & activities taking place in Jackson. This week's guest: Lt. Roger Schultz, the man behind the Police Blotter. Read on...
Only a Few Days Left to Recycle Your Christmas Tree - For FREE!

Christmas has come and gone, but your tree is still standing proud in your living room.... What can you do with that tree when you are ready to take it down? Now through January 31, 2020 you can recycle it for free with minimal effort! Find out how. Read on...
"State of the Town and County"

Jackson Vice Mayor, Hailey Morton Levinson and County Commissioner, Natalia Macker recently spoke to the JH Rotary Lunch Club to provide a quick "State of the County and Town" and look ahead to what's on deck for 2020. Read on...
Value Jackson Award

Congratulations to Jeremy Minor, Senior Dispatch Supervisor for START Bus. Jeremy is this month's recipient of the Value Jackson Award. Jeremy's customer service, professionalism and positive workplace attitude were some of the reasons for his selection. Read on...
Sidewalk Snow Removal Information

Please help us keeping Jackson a walk-able community even in the winter! The Town's sidewalk snow removal ordinance is in effect. We ask that you keep your sidewalk clear of snow this winter. Please do not deposit snow onto the roadway when shoveling. Read on...
Winter Parking Restrictions Nov. 1 - April 15

Winter parking restrictions are in effect from November 1 - April 15. This parking ban is a seasonal status change on town streets and lots prohibiting parking on the public right of way to facilitate snow removal and winter street maintenance. Read on...

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