Nine years after building a contentious sewer line to Hog Island, the Teton County School District is looking to transfer ownership of the line to Teton County. County commissioners, though somewhat wary of the complexities associated with the transfer and potential cost, told school leaders the county is interested in taking over the line.
School District Moves to Transfer Munger Sewer Line
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