County approves $87,612 annual Eagleview aerial imagery flights

Teton County approved a six-year contract with Eagleview that will pay $87,612 in FY27 and another $87,612 in FY28 for rural aerial imagery flights, after staff said the state contract only covers the county’s more populated areas. The board is using the same vendor that has handled statewide imagery for Wyoming assessors since 2020, and the county last paid to supplement those flights in 2022, when it spent $138,312.47 on rural coverage. Board Contract with Eagleview Rural Areas Agenda Packet

The packet says the six-year deal mirrors the state term to keep pricing aligned, and it adds a non-appropriation clause that would require 120 days’ notice if the county does not fund the 2028 flight. The imagery feeds the county’s public GIS and is used by taxpayers, businesses, and other agencies, so this is a back-office spending item with public reach, not just a line for the assessor. Board Contract with Eagleview Rural Areas Agenda Packet