Kelly landowner wants exemption from rules requiring landowner’s lots to be 2 acres for new septic systems.
Jen Evans, Protect Our Water Jackson Hole’s advocacy director, said permitting septic systems in an area that already has water quality issues sets a bad precedent.
On June 16, the Driggs City Council unanimously approved moving forward with a new wastewater treatment plant sized to serve both Driggs and Victor, citing state regulatory requirements and the lack of...
After chronic wasting disease was detected on the National Elk Refuge in May, the discovery prompted questions about one of Jackson’s water sources, also on the refuge. Teton County Public Health Director...
South-of-town dwellers went without water for a little more than 24 hours starting Sunday after a line broke. Teams worked quickly to restore pressure by Monday evening. View Article
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