County to advance seasonal employee housing over new coroner facility
Teton County commissioners are set to advance a second-floor seasonal employee housing concept at the new Coroner’s Facility at Adams Canyon, directing architects to develop multiple layout options including a bunkhouse-style design.
Teton County commissioners are set to move the Coroner’s Facility at Adams Canyon toward a two-story design that includes seasonal employee housing on the second floor, with architects directed to bring back multiple residential layout concepts (including a higher-occupancy “bunk house” option) for county review. The near-term decision point is whether to keep the housing component in the design work as the project moves through schematic design, design development, and construction documents. Details are in the staff report.
This housing add-on was approved in concept on July 7, 2026, and county materials put the overall project cost with housing at roughly $4.56 million to $5.84 million, with the timeline extending into early 2028. What I will be watching next is whether the county translates “seasonal employee housing” into a clear bed count and eligibility rules, or leaves it as a flexible design placeholder until late in the process.
Source Documents
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| September 1, 2026 | BCC Staff Report — Incorporation of Housing into Coroner Facility Design Contract | staff report |