Wilson Fire Station #2 would get sewer service with SPET dollars
The county is set to use 2022 Water Quality SPET funds to connect Wilson Fire Station #2 to the Wilson Sewer District and retire its septic system.
Teton County is set to use 2022 Water Quality SPET money to hook Wilson Fire Station #2 into the Wilson Sewer District, a small but practical fix for a county-owned building that still relies on a septic tank and leach field Board of County Commissioners - Staff Report. The staff report says the new line would be built to handle a future expansion or rebuild at the station, so this is not just a patch job.
Background
In June 2026, Teton County approved a resolution allocating $2.83M in Water Quality SPET funds to local water quality projects, including stormwater upgrades, sewer improvements, and data monitoring.
Latest: 2026-06-16 — Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution allocating $2,830,000 in remaining Water Quality SPET funds: $1.5M to Jackson stormwater, $1.25M to Elk Refuge Sewer District, $80K to Trout Unlimited.
curated as of 2026-06-19
In May 2026, Teton County approved $2.25M in SPET funds for Wilson Sewer District Phase 4, requiring mandatory sewer hookups, septic decommissioning, and water quality monitoring.
Latest: 2026-06-22 — Formal adoption of the Water Quality SPET funding resolution for Wilson Sewer District.
curated as of 2026-08-31
Source Documents
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| August 11, 2026 | BCC Packet — Contract to Construct the Wilson Fire Station 2 Sewer Connection | packet |