Local Volunteers Recognized for Dedication to Emergency Response Training

The Teton County government meeting held on July 14, 2025, highlighted the significant contributions of local volunteers in emergency response efforts. During the meeting, officials acknowledged the dedication of 75 volunteers who balance their full-time jobs with extensive training in emergency response.

Key figures mentioned included Chance Abel and Pete Wilson, who are actively involved in the community's emergency services. The meeting also recognized several long-serving volunteers, such as Claire Fuller, Chris Lundy, Natty Haygood, Chris McCullough, and Miller Reeser, who collectively contribute hundreds of hours each year to ensure community safety. Notably, Cody McGinnis was acknowledged for his decade of service.

The recognition of these volunteers underscores the vital role they play in Teton County's emergency response framework, reflecting the community's commitment to safety and preparedness. Further details about individual contributions were expected to be shared by Chief Coe in subsequent discussions.