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By Wade Williams

Spud's greenlit, CEO departure, sheriff's log

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Top Story

The Spud Drive-In Has Its Permit, and Its Sewer Letter Back

Teton County approved the Spud Drive-In special use permit on September 14, and Driggs extended the expired sewer letter the next night.

Government & Accountability

Victor and Driggs Hand Their Wastewater Agreement to an Outside Facilitator

Victor and Driggs ended their joint sessions and turned to an outside facilitator after a review of their 2011 wastewater agreement found eight disputes.

Commissioners Hold Off on Wildlife Advisory Committee Letter

Teton County commissioners took no vote on the Wildlife Advisory Committee letter asking the recreation district for wildlife safeguards.

Growth & Land Use

AJ Trail Easements Return to Victor's Council Sept. 23, Without a Vote

The BLM and Fish and Game will discuss the AJ Trail easements with Victor's council Sept. 23, but there will be no vote that night, the city clerk said.

Health & Safety

Teton Valley Health Care CEO Leianne Everett Will Leave at the End of 2026

Teton Valley Health Care CEO Leianne Everett will leave at the end of 2026, she told commissioners, reporting the hospital about $1 million ahead of budget.

Sheriff Blotter

Teton Valley Sheriff Blotter 2026 Week 35

Teton Valley sheriff blotter for August 23–29: 296 dispatch calls, a $90,000 wire scam, three drug stops inside an hour, and one DUI.

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