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2022 SPECIFIC PURPOSE EXCISE TAX (SPET) COMPLETED APPLICATIONS

The Specific Purpose Excise Tax (SPET) is an optional, voter approved 1 percent sales tax paid by visitors and residents on most goods and services purchased within the county. To view a compilation of completed SPET applications, please continue reading Read on...
NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK

Please join us in thanking all of the members of the Jackson Public Works team this week. From snow plow drivers to water treatment operators and from engineers to mechanics these individuals keep this town running! Thank you for all that you do. 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, meetings, events & activities taking place in Jackson. Read on...

Jackson Property Tax
For the last forty years, the Town of Jackson has not levied a property tax. It has been a revenue tool utilized by Teton County, the Teton County School District, the Teton County Fair, the Teton County Library, the Teton County Conservation District and Weed and Pest. The Town will, for the first time in forty years collect a property tax. A half mill will be levied which would lead to a $47.50 annual increase in current property taxes for a property valued at $1M. Read More

Winter Parking Regulations and Other Cold Weather Information
Learn more about the Winter Parking Regulations in Jackson as well as other snow related information including details about sidewalk snow removal and the depositing of snow. Winter Parking Regulations are in effect within the Town of Jackson everyday between November 1st and April 15th between 2:00am and 7:00am. Read More.

New Building and Fire Codes in Effect January 2022
The State of Wyoming has been working on adopting new Building Codes of 2021 and require that the Town of Jackson shift from the current 2018 codes to the updated 2021 codes by January 1, 2022, for all State adopted codes including the International Energy Conservation Code, Building & Residential Codes, and the Wildland-Urban Interface Code. Read More.

Jackson Property Tax