The Jackson Town Council is letting more properties in Teton County connect to the town’s wastewater treatment plant, making it easier for more residents to ditch septic tanks and connect to Jackson Hole’s sewer system.
On Monday night, town councilors unanimously approved letting “priority” areas in Teton County connect to the wastewater treatment plant. Doing so was in the community’s best environmental interests, councilors said.
Town Wastewater Treatment Plant to Accommodate More County Connections
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