Local candidates have filed for seats in this November’s election, which will include races in the cities and school district.
The newly-formed Teton County Historic Preservation Commission met for the first time on Aug. 31 for an orientation and introduction.
Construction is part of larger downtown Driggs revitalization project
On Sept. 8 the Driggs Planning & Zoning Commission will consider a preliminary plat application for a 24-lot subdivision on the vacant land east of the high school that is currently the seasonal home of the Driggs XC ski track.
The design phase is complete on a long-awaited, state-funded road reconstruction project north of Hatch’s Corner and the comment period is now open.
The Victor City Council voted on Aug. 11 to fine a Victor property owner for illegally operating a small temporary RV park on a lot across the street from city hall.
The Association of Idaho Cities has a new District 6 director, Driggs Mayor Hyrum Johnson.
On Aug. 11 the Teton County and Driggs Planning & Zoning Commissions will host a joint public hearing on a 16-lot subdivision in the Driggs area of impact on Ski Hill Road.
This election season, with positions open in each city and in the school district, the fire district, and the cemetery districts, there will be ample opportunity for anyone interested in running for local office to throw their hat in the ring.
A very important question is looking likely to appear on Victor ballots in November.
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