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Prioritize clean water for our community

Guest Shot by Meghan Quinn, Executive Director of Protect Our Water JH

Teton County is facing water quality issues around Hoback Junction and impairments on Fish and Flat Creeks. Our community has an opportunity to prioritize clean water through local funding.

There are once-in-a-generation funding opportunities now available for clean water. The American Rescue Plan Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act contain significant funding dedicated to water and wastewater treatment infrastructure.

Town and County’s matching funds will demonstrate to the State of Wyoming and the Federal Government that Teton County has prioritized water and wastewater initiatives.

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