County seeks funding for a carshare feasibility study
Teton County has filed a funding application for a carshare feasibility study, and the Lodging Tax Board is set to discuss it Aug. 13.
Teton County has submitted a funding application for a carshare feasibility study, a first step toward testing whether a shared-vehicle program can pencil out here and where ongoing dollars would come from. The Lodging Tax Board is set to discuss the application Aug. 13, based on a staff Q-and-A prepared for board members staff report.
The filing itself is the news, because it moves the idea from "interesting concept" to a documented request with named staff time as the local match. The County has not disclosed the dollar amount sought in the materials in this packet; that number, plus a basic timeline for what the study would deliver and when, are the details I will be listening for before this turns into anything that touches workforce housing outcomes.
Background
Teton County applied for funding to study the feasibility of a carshare program, but the requested amount is not specified in available sources.
curated as of 2026-08-07
A $30,000 funding request was made to the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board for a carshare feasibility study to support the hospitality workforce, but specific goals and timelines are not detailed in the available findings.
curated as of 2026-07-08
Teton County will evaluate its beneficiary-pays governance and funding strategies in early to mid-2027, coinciding with major transit project milestones and performance reporting.
Latest: 2027-11-15 — Planned substantial completion of TMCI project construction.
curated as of 2026-07-18
Source Documents
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| August 13, 2026 | Teton County Staff Report — Carshare FY27 Partnerships Questions | staff report |