Victor drops lawsuit, own-plant bid; 911 task force
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Top Story
Victor Drops Its Driggs Lawsuit and Its Bid to Build Its Own Plant
The Victor City Council voted July 1 to drop its Driggs lawsuit and its bid for a plant of its own, both without prejudice, reopening shared-plant talks.
Health & Safety
Teton County's 911 Dispatch Fix Widens Into a Task Force and Slips to August
Teton County's 911 dispatch committee widened into a public-safety task force on July 1 and pushed its first full meeting to early August.
Government & Accountability
Teton County, Idaho Collects One of the State's Smallest Federal-Lands Payments
The Teton County PILT payment totals $341,718, one of Idaho's smallest federal-lands payments and less than a seventh of what Teton County, Wyoming drew.
Growth & Land Use
Teton County, Idaho Drafts an Objection to the Grand Targhee Expansion Over Local Costs
Teton County is objecting to the Grand Targhee expansion, saying the Forest Service counted the benefits but dismissed local costs as outside its scope.
The Week Ahead
The Two-Week Ahead: A Targhee Objection Deadline and a Crowded July 14
The Targhee objection deadline anchors the Teton Valley week ahead, alongside July 13-14 county meetings and Victor's mayoral succession.
Sheriff Blotter
Teton Valley Sheriff Blotter 2026 Week 25
Teton Valley sheriff blotter for June 14–20: 397 dispatch calls, two Driggs DUIs, a kayak rescue on the Teton River, and a fence-cutting cattle dispute.
