County dashboard shows only 57% of workers live locally, below 65% goal
On June 29, county commissioners will review indicator data showing Teton County is still short of its long-running goal to house at least 65% of its local workforce, with the dashboard currently reporting 57% living locally.
Teton County commissioners will review new community indicator data showing the county is still missing its workforce housing target: staff report the community is “currently at 57%” of the workforce living locally, below the Comprehensive Plan goal of 65% indicator dashboard packet.
The staff report frames the shortfall as a quality-of-life problem tied to job growth outpacing housing provision, and flags more policy work ahead, including revisiting housing tools and density bonus tools in the Land Development Regulations. The 65% goal has been in the 2012 Comprehensive Plan for more than a decade, and the research history behind the dashboard shows the local share has slid from about 60% in 2016 to 57% in 2024.
Source Documents
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| June 29, 2026 | Workshop Annual Indicator Report Packet | packet |