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EMERGENCY ALERT Local and Statewide Emergency Public Health Orders Related to COVID-19 Read On...

CONTACT TRACING MOBILE APP - PATHCHECK SAFEPLACES

Teton County Health Department announces the use of PathCheck SafePlaces, a mobile app created by Path Check Inc. to assist the Teton County Health Department in contact tracing efforts as Teton County continues to see more COVID-19 cases Read on...
TOWN COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION SUPPORTING POTENTIAL ORDER ABOUT FACE COVERINGS

During a Special Town Council meeting held on Monday, June 29, 2020 the Jackson Town Council voted 5-0 in support of passing Resolution #20-21: "A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING A REQUIREMENT TO WEAR FACE COVERINGS IN PUBLIC PLACES" Read on...
4th of JULY INFORMATION

Independence Day is an exciting and fun time in Jackson Hole. The Town of Jackson offers tips and important information to help make the holiday safe and enjoyable. There will be 3 separate fireworks shows in the valley on July 4 all starting at 10pm. Read on...
STATE & LOCAL HEALTH ORDERS RELATED TO COVID-19

State and local Public Health Orders that have been enacted. These orders include operational status of certain businesses and limiting the size of gatherings. All persons in Teton County are strongly encouraged to wear face coverings. Read on...
TOWN ACCEPTING PARKLET APPLICATIONS

Parklets are local business takeovers of parking spaces that convert them into extra outdoor seating or dining areas, retail space or other creative flexible outdoor space. 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: Phoebe Coburn, Communications Specialist with Teton Counservation District. 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