Parks board takes up proposed Camp Jackson hours change

Teton County/Jackson Parks & Rec advisory board was scheduled Feb. 24 to act on a staff proposal to change Camp Jackson hours, which could affect families and staffing.

The Teton County/Jackson Parks & Recreation Advisory Board’s Feb. 24 meeting agenda included an action item on a proposed change to Camp Jackson’s operating hours.

The agenda packet lists the item as “Camp Jackson Hours” and directs the public to submit written comments to parksandrecboard@tetoncountywy.gov, with comments on action items taken during the presentation. See: Parks and Recreation Board Meeting Agenda.

The board’s agenda did not include the details of the proposed new hours in the agenda text itself (those details appear to be in a linked staff report that isn’t available as a separate document record in this database).

Background

Joint Powers Agreement Discussion by Teton County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will review an interim Joint Powers Agreement for continued joint management and funding of parks and recreation by Teton County and the Town of Jackson, with a new 60/40 cost split and plans for future governance changes.

Latest: 2027-07 — Target date for negotiating and implementing a new, longer-term Joint Powers Agreement or alternative governance structure.

curated as of 2026-11-04

Jackson Bike Park Proposal

The Jackson Bike Park proposal requests $92,500 for construction, is under review as of July 2026, and involves multiple community and governmental stakeholders.

Latest: 2026-07-07 — Advisory Board scheduled initial review of the proposal; project remains in review stage with no construction dates set.

curated as of 2026-07-10

Parks & Recreation Joint Powers Agreement Review

In September 2026, the Parks & Recreation JPA operates under a one-year interim agreement with a 60/40 funding split (County/Town), while staff review long-term governance and funding options.

Latest: 2031-01-01 — If no new governance agreement, funding split reverts to population-based method per Wyoming Statute.

curated as of 2026-09-10

Source Documents

DateTitleType
February 24, 2026Parks and Recreation Board Meeting Agendaagenda