Meeting:

County approves Jackson police aid pact for county roads

The Board of County Commissioners approved an extraterritorial agreement with the Town of Jackson that lets Jackson police officers assist in unincorporated parts of Teton County under Wyoming law.

The Board of County Commissioners approved an extraterritorial law enforcement agreement with the Town of Jackson that keeps Jackson police officers available for calls in unincorporated Teton County when the Wyoming statute allows it. The staff report says the same arrangement has been in place for 25 years and that the memo covers request-based assistance, fresh pursuit, and written assignments under Wyoming Statute § 7-2-106(b) BCC Packet -- Extraterritorial Agreement for Law Enforcement with Town of Jackson.

The memo also sorts out who pays when officers cross jurisdictional lines. It says there is no payment between the parties for the agreement itself, but costs and equipment damage are assigned differently depending on which of the four triggering conditions applies.

Background

Teton County Dispatch Services Contract

Teton County approved a $1.19M dispatch services contract with the Town of Jackson for FY 2026-27, covering 24/7 police dispatch and information support, with a 4.6% cost increase over the prior year.

Latest: 2026-07-01 — New dispatch services contract takes effect, running through June 30, 2027.

curated as of 2026-06-16

Parks & Recreation Joint Powers Agreement in Teton County, Wyoming

On October 5, 2026, Teton County and Jackson extended their Parks & Recreation JPA for one year at a 60% County/40% Town split, pending a new long-term funding agreement for FY2028 and beyond.

Latest: 2026-10-05 — JPA reviewed; one-year extension adopted at 60% County / 40% Town split for FY2027. Long-term funding formula for FY2028+ still under negotiation.

curated as of 2026-10-02

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

Source Documents

DateTitleType
June 16, 2026BCC Packet — Extraterritorial Agreement for Law Enforcement with Town of Jacksonpacket