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Victor and Driggs councils reviewed both cities' wastewater systems and financing for a shared plant, took no votes, and will meet again in September.
Victor Watch Dogs faces a Sunshine Law complaint alleging the group operates as an unregistered political committee. No disclosure is on file.
Victor matched nonprofit fundraising with $150,000 in impact fees for a Sherman Park skatepark and bouldering wall. Here's how the partnership works.
Three councilors treated the Victor wastewater vote as an execution step. The lone dissent wanted to reverse course. Three facts close that path.
Victor's council interviewed six for a vacant council seat on August 12, made no nomination, and split over whether the mayor's critics should get the seat.
Victor Mayor Will Frohlich resigns effective July 1, mooting the certified recall against him. Council President Stacy Hulsing becomes acting mayor.
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.
Victor's monthly sewer rate would fall from $98.47 to $62.98 under budget direction July 8, after records showed a Driggs estimate the city never billed.
Victor's mayoral handoff anchors the Teton Valley week ahead: acting mayor July 1, interim appointment July 8, plus Driggs and Tetonia land-use hearings.
Victor's council adopted studies justifying connection fees of up to $25,020 per new home. Most is a sewer fee set by a lift station due for upgrade.