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The attorney reported ongoing work on a quick-claim-deed matter connected to a Hoback fire station and said the county is coordinating with the Hoback Water District on design work and easements needed for the district's application. County staff said the water district needs to submit an application by September; engineer Ty Ross is working on designs and the county must secure easements before the application.

On federal land matters, the county attorney said three parcels (Wilson Boat Ramp, South Park Boat Ramp and Parcel 14 adjacent to Emily Stevens) require a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) environmental assessment before patents can issue. The BLM representative is scheduled to visit on June 24 to conduct assessments; the county attorney said the field review will be followed by about two weeks for the field officer to write the report and additional state-office review, and that patents likely will not arrive until the fall. \"It does not look like we will get our patents for those 3 parcels until potentially the fall,\" the attorney said, and that delay could move construction work—such as an RV dump station and other projects—into 2026 rather than 2025.

The county also has not yet received a lease on the Munger Mountain parcel; staff said it has been awaiting delivery from State Lands and that the lease was approved in August 2024 but had not been received. The county attorney said the lease was expected to be on a future agenda and that staff had been following up weekly.

The county attorney additionally told the board he had convened 23 county civil attorneys to coordinate response to a lawsuit challenging voter-registration citizenship questions; the matter is in ongoing coordination and may return for further board-level updates when appropriate.

No formal land transactions or patent acceptances occurred at the meeting; staff flagged timing concerns that could delay planned construction and asked the board for continued patience while federal and state reviews complete.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Teton County - Voucher Mtg - May 27, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The county attorney reported the abatement hearing scheduled for the meeting was canceled after the property was cleared and warned that BLM and state review processes could delay patents for three parcels, pushing related projects into 2026.","taxTitle","Teton County, Wyoming","taxId",63785,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6544720,"Parks and Recreation outlines community priorities and project timelines; FireEMS reports new volunteers and completed academy",194,698060,892450,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3522286-d8e1417bf6e8594c636de14661685908&start=698&end=892","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3522286-d8e1417bf6e8594c636de14661685908/thumbnail_698060.jpg","/articles/6544720/Teton-County/Wyoming/Parks-and-Recreation-outlines-community-priorities-and-project-timelines-FireEMS-reports-new-volunteers-and-completed-academy","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6544720-660b09be3e7d47cfad5fec2686a65d8b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771179514&Signature=T5e6iwmRHWOX9GV4AsDK-p6MWc6S39remhiZ2QJaqOaxyNEMjeWqwGk2nb4WMbRHmL2jWrYDeHx9icSof~jvpQINkzS-vcgNl~Q-1UVcn-nyjQVYvbDqR7OmeVtQIio8J-Bu-G48MjL9t6qeUGYwd35US1dzL4tb5DP6tChVhqYL32-qO8hB-nZPffJZMJ~9qJR~sUzYcAmhfwipfPAD8WGF-BOgzm4TSzEJGrU9qXl9lVYe-WzFuSaFAcqtxSOKDvGIw9Pts~wP42WZsr7E8flBdQ6pU4WQe0Kh-S40FkBTQu7T9dqUAI9jPuSl87fgpFIZnwhy8meMA0zN~uggbA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Parks and Recreation Director Tyler Florence updated the board on a recent community needs assessment that ranks paved walking and biking pathways, dog off-leash areas and neighborhood parks within walking distance as the highest facility investment priorities.

For programs, the survey ranked fitness programs first, followed by adult leisure and lifestyle programs and community special events. \"These surveys are very helpful in terms of informing us about how to guide our budgeting, our investment, our programming,\" Florence told the commissioners.

Florence provided project updates: a playground replacement (Mike Yilgill playground) is under construction and, weather permitting, is estimated to be completed around late June. The department will celebrate the recreation center's one-year anniversary with free entry on Friday, May 30, and the splash pad was targeted to open on May 28. Florence also said the parks team is piloting a hybrid inclusion counselor role for camps in partnership with Teton Behavioral Therapy, provided free through that partnership.

Fire Chief Mike Moyer briefed the board on staffing and training: the department brought on 13 new volunteer Fire/EMS members who will enter a one-year probationary period and recently completed a Firefighter I academy with participants from multiple agencies that the county trains. \"We're excited to bring those folks on,\" Moyer said, noting recruitment gains in historically thin areas such as Moran and Hoback.

Commissioners asked follow-up questions about survey detail and program trimming; Florence said staff can provide the lower-ranked items on request for budget prioritization. No formal actions or funding decisions for parks projects were taken at the meeting.

","Parks and Recreation presented results of a community needs survey identifying paved pathways, off-leash dog areas and neighborhood parks as top facility priorities and said a playground replacement and splash pad have near-term completion targets. Fire Chief reported 13 new volunteer Fire/EMS members and completion of a Firefighter I academy.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6544725,"Teton County commissioners approve $896,499.64 voucher run, a 24-hour liquor permit and send no-objection letter on NPS parcel",103,391245,494970,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3522286-d8e1417bf6e8594c636de14661685908&start=391&end=494","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3522286-d8e1417bf6e8594c636de14661685908/thumbnail_391245.jpg","/articles/6544725/Teton-County/Wyoming/Teton-County-commissioners-approve-89649964-voucher-run-a-24-hour-liquor-permit-and-send-no-objection-letter-on-NPS-parcel","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6544725-3fe7301bfbd402b89b2e9fd52ed6f4b1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771179514&Signature=lhSx59VmS9HoD32k9tCNShCb7gaQZ2yOCG1LPIWIEZJSmcaulHKLaFZvpY2IU2hPc8ghk-rWvkGAMHvKJ~Y3PFCtlHPA9pJqumDEae18YKms9Hpf7YrTeri2glzGS12xIUvUVVo2oqbRJQXRYbL8goX6KfYoOZk2NFVMmn-IUqTpGIZsadUe3nXQ8I5vNBtEk6yN5VGPET99jQQ6-RCYTau1En9Z3I3HdV4THklF4r33RkfVFt3SjNDEtQb7T37iOHLd5K7IZNW1AStjRS~LqOnCjIY3zICxeRffWv4sZlgbXe9nNstRDYPKWUkYzyePwICMXyigcahnxt18CcTPfg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Teton County Board of Commissioners approved three routine items during its voucher meeting: payment of a county voucher run totaling $896,499.64, authorization of a 24-hour liquor permit for a catering event, and a no-objection letter related to a National Park Service acquisition of private land in Teton County.

Commissioner Proke moved to approve the 05/27/2025 county voucher run in the amount of $896,499.64; the motion was seconded and the board voted \"aye\" on a unanimous voice vote. The county clerk recorded payment of the voucher run.

The board then approved a 24-hour liquor permit for \"West Group Terror LLC\" to provide catering for June events after a motion from Commissioner MacKer and a second; the permit passed on a unanimous voice vote.

Finally, county staff presented an outgoing no-objection letter concerning the National Park Service's proposed acquisition of a private parcel in Teton County. A motion to approve the letter was made and seconded; the board approved the letter unanimously. County staff noted that the state and the governor had also sent no-objection letters.

All three agenda items were approved by unanimous voice votes; no roll-call tallies naming commissioners were provided on the record.

","The Board of County Commissioners approved a voucher run of $896,499.64, a 24-hour liquor permit for an event, and a no-objection letter regarding the National Park Service acquisition of a private parcel; all votes were recorded as unanimous at the meeting.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6544729,"Moulton Loop residents press Teton County to pave road; county staff say engineering nearly complete, paving requires separate funding",2141,62090,2203110,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3522286-d8e1417bf6e8594c636de14661685908&start=62&end=2203","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3522286-d8e1417bf6e8594c636de14661685908/thumbnail_62090.jpg","/articles/6544729/Teton-County/Wyoming/Moulton-Loop-residents-press-Teton-County-to-pave-road-county-staff-say-engineering-nearly-complete-paving-requires-separate-funding","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6544729-572b4b8a2a21007127906477918b9fb3/orig.mp4?Expires=1771179514&Signature=mEL0IRoA~Ui29mLrUU5emD9ty1oNuPfS53g6PmgECcP~4SfWoARrV7zlzOra0-iDu0sr~4FCFplV2ZVS3vX4N0MUG8H2ffkoBtW-N6aJbtxis5R8XtjN7B97v4H21-0GlkPMiGnFrEFlZRrX7tjXSZoxUx~ewsMpaHrgbXkzy~y2JGd2uFGrMqTjrytLVS49~0hC1FzN5rmTwywKonYon5YshNfkT2l~xsOAnkKB8bee0xzOZPvuoWB2GjTQDows9Lmvh7k1hkDuQ1Znvps9V7HTMgIRoJ-T2wbEnt2apJdBzIvt4aL9PWvL-b3AcOE1kmxHD3ah~1PiFBxvU8EUYg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Residents of Moulton Loop urged the Teton County Board of Commissioners to approve paving of Moulton Loop Road, saying the unpaved road poses safety, environmental and fiscal problems for homeowners.

\"That said, Molton Loop Road deserves urgent attention,\" resident Amy Norwein told the board during the public-comment portion of the meeting. She said the neighborhood has seen rising traffic since homes were built on Walton Loop and that repeated applications of magnesium chloride create environmental and health concerns. Her husband, Chris Norwood, and Jim DeRico, an HOA board member, also spoke in favor of paving.

The petition DeRico presented asked homeowners whether they supported paving; he said, \"Out of the 96 properties, we have probably, I'm gonna say 80 some owners, I believe it is. Only 2 people voted no on having the road paved.\" DeRico said culverts are collapsed in places, causing flooding and that current grading does not address recurring problems.

County public-works director Heather Overholser told the board that the county funded engineering design work in the budget but that the actual paving was not approved. \"The board gave approval through the budget for the engineering design work to be done for the road, but not the paving,\" she said. Based on preliminary estimates, Overholser said, \"it would cost about $2,000,000 to do that project, including the paving and the culvert work that's necessary to fix the crushed culverts that are collecting debris and causing flooding.\" She added the design work is close to completion and that an engineer's estimate will be available once the design is finalized.

Commissioners discussed possible alternatives previously raised in earlier years, including paving then transferring maintenance to an HOA or special district. Overholser said HOA members told county staff they were not interested in assuming maintenance. Commissioners also scheduled a site visit with neighbors to review conditions on Friday morning.

The residents requested paving in 2025 or the earliest possible date; county staff did not commit to a construction schedule and clarified that paving would require a separate budget appropriation and further board approval. Funding sources for construction were not specified during the meeting.

The exchange combined public comment, a residents' petition and a staff update on design and estimated cost; no formal action to allocate construction funding or to accept the road as a county asset was taken during the meeting. The board agreed to further field review and to share a cost estimate with neighborhood representatives before any vote.

","Residents of Moulton Loop urged the Teton County Board of Commissioners to pave Moulton Loop Road, citing safety, environmental and long-term cost savings. County public works staff said engineering design is nearly finished and estimate paving and culvert repairs at about $2 million; paving itself would require a separate budget approval.","actionData","errors"]

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County attorney reports code-enforcement progress; Hoback Water District and federal patent delays may push projects to 2026

Parks and Recreation outlines community priorities and project timelines; FireEMS reports new volunteers and completed academy

Teton County commissioners approve $896,499.64 voucher run, a 24-hour liquor permit and send no-objection letter on NPS parcel

Moulton Loop residents press Teton County to pave road; county staff say engineering nearly complete, paving requires separate funding