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Teton Valley Sheriff Blotter 2026 Week 23
Teton Valley sheriff blotter for May 31–June 6: 480 dispatch calls, a Packsaddle four-wheeler rescue, an unattended death, and a car covered in chili.
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Teton Valley Sheriff Blotter 2026 Week 29
Teton Valley sheriff blotter for July 12–18: 363 dispatch calls, a Camaro clocked at 114, a cocaine search warrant, and a three-car crash on Highway 33.
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Teton Valley Sheriff Blotter 2026 Week 28
Teton Valley sheriff blotter for July 5–11: 333 dispatch calls, seven thefts, a golf-course battery, and no burn permits issued all week.
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Teton Valley Sheriff Blotter 2026 Week 16
Teton Valley sheriff blotter for April 12–18: 281 dispatch calls, three DUI arrests, a loose horse on Highway 33, and a phone that dialed 911 on itself.
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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.
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Teton Valley Sheriff Blotter 2026 Week 36
Teton Valley sheriff blotter for August 30–September 5: 306 dispatch calls, a US Marshals registry sweep, two DUI stops three minutes apart, no theft.
Government & Accountability
Inside Driggs's Federal Wastewater Consent Decree
The Driggs consent decree gave the city until Dec. 15, 2028 to rebuild its failing wastewater plant. Now Driggs is asking for 14 more months.
Sheriff Blotter
Teton Valley Sheriff Blotter 2026 Week 31
Teton Valley sheriff blotter for July 26–August 1: 297 dispatch calls, three DUI arrests, acid poured on a 4-H pig, and cows out in three towns.
The Week Ahead
Four Meetings Monday, a Downtown Tax District, and Six Deadlines
Four boards meet Monday, a downtown tax district comes before the Driggs City Council Tuesday, and six deadlines fall in the next two weeks.
Government & Accountability
How Driggs Is Borrowing $25 Million for a Wastewater Plant Without a Bond Election
Driggs is borrowing $25 million for its wastewater rebuild without a bond election. The Driggs wastewater path runs through judicial confirmation in court.