During the Town Council meeting on Monday, Aug. 18, Town Manager Tyler Sinclair shared the most recent water usage report, revealing that last week’s irrigation use was back up in spite of the recent restrictions.
In July, an emergency ordinance was put into place to prioritize water availability for domestic/household use and fire suppression. The ordinance is scheduled to end on October 31.
A guest shot piece written by the POWJH staff. We can no longer take water for granted at the headwaters of the Snake River. Contributing analysis, advocacy and action, Protect...
Two inns north of Jackson that are aiming to connect to town sewer lines are exempt from further environmental review after the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality determined the project...
The Hoback Water and Sewer District has asked Teton County commissioners for $25,000 to fund a wastewater study. The wastewater study will help stakeholders understand how serious the wastewater problem...
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