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EMERGENCY ALERT Local and Statewide Emergency Public Health Orders Related to COVID-19 Read On... Jackson / Teton County COVID-19 Community Resource Page Read On...

MAY SPECIAL EVENTS IN JACKSON POSTPONED & CANCELLED

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, several large special events that are typically held in May have decided to postpone or cancel for this year. Announcements have come in from EcoFair, Old West Days, Elk Fest and the Million Dollar Music Festival. Read on...
PERSONAL FACE MASK RECOMMENDATION FOR ALL PEOPLE WITHIN TETON COUNTY, WYOMING

All people in Teton County should wear cloth face coverings in public settings where other physical distancing measures may be difficult to maintain (e.g. grocery stores, pharmacies, crowded outdoor spaces such as sidewalks, and workplaces). Read on...
STATE AND COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH ORDERS REMAIN IN EFFECT AND INCLUDE A RECENT STATEWIDE DIRECTIVE

Governor Mark Gordon issued a Statewide Directive on April 3rd, stating that Wyoming residents and non-residents coming or returning to Wyoming from another state or country for a non-work-related purpose should immediately self-quarantine for 14 days. Read on...
2020 US CENSUS NOW AVAILABLE TO COMPLETE

Jackson and Teton County residents, the 2020 Census is now available to complete online. The Census is vitally important for Jackson and Teton County to ensure future Federal funding for items like health care, education, transportation and more. Read on...
START BUS REDUCES ADDITIONAL SERVICE

Starting Monday, April 6th START Bus will implement additional service reductions to the Town Shuttle and Teton Village routes. On March 30 START reduced commuter services. Please note that START Bus is currently operating on a modified Spring schedule. Read on...
TOWN INFORMATION ABOUT COVID-19

Last Updated: April 7, 2020. There has been coordinated preparation efforts taking place in multiple organizations throughout the county. Learn about the latest information in Teton County and provided by the CDC. Read on...
STATE & LOCAL HEALTH ORDERS RELATED TO COVID-19

To view the state and local Public Health Orders that have been enacted, please continue reading. These orders include closing of certain places and limiting the size of gatherings. Read on...
RESTAURANTS PERMITTED TO SELL LIMITED AMOUNTS OF BEER AND WINE FOR OFF-SITE CONSUMPTION

Governor Mark Gordon issued an Executive Order allowing restaurant and bar & grill liquor license holders to temporarily sell a limited amount of beer and wine for off-premise consumption with curbside food purchases. The order is currently in effect. Read on...
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM TETON DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICER

The Teton District Health Officer Dr. Travis Riddell has issued 6 recommendations on ways community members can help decrease the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Teton County. Read on...
PUBLIC ACCESS TO TOWN SERVICES

Starting Monday, March 16 public buildings will be closed to the public. This includes Town Hall, PW Admin and START Admin offices. Public service work is still taking place even though buildings are closed. Information to access town employees. Read on...
PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCES WEBSITE HIGHLIGHTING COMMUNITY RESOURCES

JHCOVID.COM A four-organization partnership - Emergency Services, Teton County Health Department, St. John’s Health, and the Town of Jackson launched a website which aggregates information and resources highlighting our community’s response to COVID-19 Read on...
JACKSON / TETON COUNTY RESOURCE COVID-19 PAGE

The following is a list of community resources for Jackson and Teton County residents impacted by COVID19. If you have additional resources which you feel should be added please email info@jacksonwy.gov. Read on...
PUBLIC COMMENT AT TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS WITH COVID-19 CONSIDERATIONS

With the COVID-19 pandemic, the Town has added options to its online public meeting tools, including tools for public participation. Due to recommended social distancing, the public is encouraged to view the meeting online and to participate remotely. Read on...
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, meetings, events & activities taking place in Jackson. This week: Susan Scarlata, Public Engagement Specialist for the Town of Jackson. 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