Jackson Council to discuss Bear Conflict Zone boundary changes at April 20 workshop
Jackson’s Town Council is scheduled to review potential changes to the Bear Conflict Zone at its April 20 workshop. The agenda packet does not spell out proposed boundary edits, but the item is listed for 60 minutes with public comment.
Jackson’s Town Council is scheduled to discuss “Potential Changes to Bear Conflict Zone” during its April 20 workshop (1:30–4:30 p.m.), with the item allotted 60 minutes and open for public comment, according to the Town Council Workshop Agenda Packet.
The workshop packet lists Public Works staff as presenters for other agenda items, but does not include a staff report, map, or description of which areas would be added to or removed from the existing zone, nor any proposed effective date for changes, in the version of the packet on file (Town Council Workshop Agenda Packet).
The Bear Conflict Zone is the town’s regulatory area for bear-attractant requirements (such as trash storage and related enforcement). Residents who want to weigh in can participate in person or via Zoom; written comments can also be emailed to electedofficials@jacksonwy.gov, per the workshop notice in the packet.
Background
The June 15, 2026, Town Council workshop reviews LDR changes for large development impacts, focusing on bonus tools, stepbacks, short-term rentals, and basements, but does not list four specific amendments.
Latest: 2026-06-15 — Town Council workshop scheduled to discuss LDR changes addressing large development impacts, focusing on bonus tools, stepbacks, short-term rentals, and basements. No explicit list of four amendments provided.
curated as of 2026-06-13
Source Documents
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| April 20, 2026 | Town Council Workshop Agenda Packet | packet |
| April 20, 2026 | Town Council Workshop Agenda Packet | packet |