The Teton County Health Department announced Friday that a caution sign has been posted near Hunt Bridge on Fish Creek after high levels of Escherichia coli bacteria (E. coli) was detected in water samples. According to the County, analysis of water samples from Fish Creek signals “an increased risk of pathogen-related illness. It is recommended to avoid swimming and similar water contact activities,” the Health Department said via press release.
E.coli warning sign posted at Fish Creek
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