Teton County, Wyoming

06/08/2026

Reminder, WYDOT Teton County will be working on the Snake River bridge, Monday - Wednesday this week.

WYDOT and contract crews will be installing thermoplastic markings on sections of Broadway Avenue, WYO 22 and Hoback Junction beginning the evening of Monday, June 8.

The work will be done during nighttime hours from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. and will be a stationary operation, so travelers will see minimal delays and should be of roadside workers and wet markings. Drivers may also encounter lane closures and potential detours. Crews will be working at various intersections on Broadway Avenue from High School Road up to the downtown area.

This project includes installing markings such as stop bars, pedestrian crosswalk markings, arrows and other intersection markings. WYDOT and contract crews will be striping lane lines and center lines on state highways in Teton County later this summer. The work is scheduled to last two weeks, but unpredictable weather and other variables could necessitate last-minute changes to the plans.

06/08/2026

06/07/2026

Heads up:

06/07/2026

🚧 FAIRGROUNDS PARKING LOT NOTICE 🚧

Just a heads up—we'll be treating the fairgrounds parking lots for dust control on June 8 and June 11.

If possible, we'd really appreciate it if folks could avoid driving through the parking lots on those days. The magnesium chloride treatment does a great job of keeping dust down, but it can be tough on vehicles, and we'd rather help you avoid the mess and potential wear.

We're doing this work to improve conditions around the fairgrounds and appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation while we get it done.

Thanks for helping us keep the dust down and the fairgrounds looking their best! 🚜💨

06/05/2026

Heads up from WYDOT Teton County:

Beginning Monday, June 8, WYDOT and contract crews from Ames Construction will be following up on some additional work on the newly constructed Snake River Bridge with an epoxy overlay and welding snow plates on the expansion device for both abutments.

The work will take place during daytime hours due to favorable temperatures needed for the epoxy overlay. The work will require lane closures in both the east and westbound lanes. The epoxy overlay work is scheduled for one day, followed by two days of work on the expansion devices. The schedule is weather dependent and subject to change.

06/02/2026

Heads up from WYDOT Teton County:

Heads up commuters from Star Valley: Beginning this Thursday, June 4, WYDOT and contract crews will be working on a bridge deck epoxy overlay on US 89 at mile marker 118 in Alpine.

The work will take place during daytime hours due to favorable temperatures needed for the epoxy overlay. The work will require lane closures in both the east and westbound lanes. The epoxy overlay work is scheduled for three days, weather permitting. During that time, the bridge will remain open to two-lane traffic, but drivers will see a 14-foot width restriction while work is underway.

05/28/2026

We are thrilled to hear that Charlie is on the road to recovery! Thank you Jackson Hole Fire/EMS and Teton Village Fire Dept for always answering the call!

Read the full press release on Charlie's injury and cause of fire by visiting: https://tetoncountywy.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/2576

05/28/2026

It was a beautiful day for the groundbreaking of the Teton Pass Trail. Thank you for coming out to celebrate this milestone with us!

05/25/2026

and Teton Village Fire Department responded to a structure fire early this Memorial Day to find heavy fire conditions at an office building in Teton Pines. During suppression efforts, one JHF/EMS firefighter was injured and taken to St. John’s Health where they are currently in stable condition.

Firefighters remain on scene conducting suppression and overhaul operations to fully contain the incident and ensure safety. The fire is currently contained to the office building, and no evacuation orders have been issued. Please avoid the area if possible.

To read the full press release, please click on the link in our bio and scroll down.