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Driggs' mediation offer asked Victor to disconnect by 2030. Victor's response letter demands a joint powers agreement instead.
Driggs' council tabled a plan to bill Victor for a share of its operational costs, from council pay to the sheriff, after Victor's mayor objected.
The recall group that pushed out Victor's mayor has registered the Victor Valley Collective, a PAC funded by its own treasurer.
After dropping its lawsuit, Victor reopened wastewater talks with Driggs, but new mayor Sue Muncaster wants to understand the plant before committing.
VICTOR — A judge will decide April 7 whether Victor can borrow $35 million for its victor wastewater project without putting the question to a public vote.
Driggs will reopen wastewater talks with Victor only after Victor dismisses the lawsuit it filed against the city, the Driggs attorney wrote.
Driggs treats the wastewater partnership with Victor as dead since the lawsuit. Victor's joint powers settlement offer is still on the table.
An independent CPA examination found Driggs overcharged Victor for years on their shared wastewater loan, the core of Victor's 2026 lawsuit.
Five county hearings fill Tuesday evening, Tetonia and Victor hold 2027 budget hearings, and a 56-acre Victor rezone follows on August 20.
A Victor Valley Collective donor urged Victor's council to answer a Driggs invitation the city had received hours earlier and already accepted.